Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 1096:

The chaos at Ultracare Hospital, despite her best efforts to suppress it, would eventually find its way into the world. And with people like Hailey and Forest scrambling to save themselves, there was no doubt they’d throw gasoline on the fire if it meant shifting the public’s attention.

A soft sigh escaped her lips as her shoulders sagged. The weight of inevitability had finally settled.

Her eyes drifted toward the night sky outside the window, and her voice carried the weight of exhaustion. “Back then, Coyle and Sutton were stirring up chaos, and Noah had no memory of who he was. Bringing him back to the Wall family like that—it would’ve been throwing him into the fire. I kept quiet about who he really was because I wanted him to become stronger and get his memories back first. I just didn’t think things would spiral this fast…”

Never had Sadie imagined Hailey would be reckless enough to push things this far, coming so close to igniting a disaster.

Now that the damage was done, there was no longer any room for secrecy. Rather than wait for others to expose it, Sadie decided to reveal it herself.

A flicker of resolve sparked in her eyes as she sorted through her thoughts. Turning toward Samuel, she said with quiet determination, “Tomorrow morning, send someone to Wall Manor. Ask Isabel to come here.”

held power that couldn’t be ignored. It was time for Isabel to hear everything and take charge of

This wasn’t just a request—it was a declaration. Sadie was about to make Patrick’s identity

nod. “Understood, Ms. Hudson. I’ll take care of it

him,

her chest like ice. She leaned close, her voice cracking with emotion as she whispered, “You’re going to be alright, Noah. You have to

completely black, as if

imagination

rested her head

room, the only sound

soft sensation stirred Sadie from her slumber. Fingers brushed gently through her hair, radiating a warmth she hadn’t felt in what

jolt, she sat up straight, fully awake in an

drowsy gaze locked onto a pair of familiar,