Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 579

“I’ll leave the house, the car, and all the savings to you and Kayden. I don’t want anything,” Noah said.

He then pushed past the stunned Regina and walked away.

Watching him leave with such determination, Regina finally panicked. She quickly chased after him and blocked his path. “Honey, I’m sorry! Don’t leave me and our son! I promise I’ll apologize! Please don’t do this! I’m scared!”

Noah looked at her expressionlessly. “Let’s get a divorce. I’ll prepare the papers, and you’ll just need to sign them.”

“No!” Regina cried, her eyes brimming with tears.

Confusion and disbelief clouded her gaze. She couldn’t understand how a simple fight between their son and a classmate had escalated to this point.

What she didn’t realize was that this was just the last straw. Her previous tantrums and unreasonable behavior had led to this moment, but she thought it was just about this one incident.

“I won’t divorce you! Noah, don’t even think about leaving me and our son! I know you’ve been seeing that new female intern at the company. She calls you after work under the guise of discussing work. Don’t think I’ll let you have your way!” Regina shouted.

“Think what you want. Either way, I’m set on leaving this marriage,” Noah countered.

After today’s events, he understood clearly that staying with Regina would only drag him down further, making him just like her.

Kayden and jump out of

and dashed toward the end

after

as Regina pressed the struggling Kayden against the window,

Put our son down!”

“If you mention divorce again, I’ll drop

his anger boiling over as his chest heaved. This

frightened by his mother’s fierce demeanor, burst

cries drew the attention of Damon

Regina’s frantic behavior, Nyla quickly covered Mason’s eyes and told Damon, “You handle this.

gaze flicked over her face

left with Mason, Damon turned to Noah. “What’s

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had escalated to the

Sumner, I’ll take care of this. I promise to give you a

answer.”

over Regina and the still–sobbing