Dear ex-Wife please be mine again

Chapter 163

Christiana’s POV

The hospital stood ahead, its glass doors reflecting the late afternoon sun as I stepped inside, clutching the small basket of fruit I’d brought. My heels clicked softly on the tiled floor, the antiseptic scent faint but distinct in the air. I had debated this visit for hours, but something deep within me said I needed to come.

As I reached the front desk, I smiled at the nurse. “I’m here to see Sebastian,” I said, my voice soft yet steady.

The nurse glanced at her chart before nodding. “Room 304, third floor.”

“Thank you.” I nodded politely, took the elevator, and soon found myself outside his room. For a moment, I hesitated, staring at the number on the door. What if he didn’t want to see me? What if this was crossing some invisible line?

I shook my head. No. I came here for a reason.

Raising my hand, I knocked lightly before pushing the door open.

Sebastian was sitting up in bed, flipping through a magazine, his brow furrowed in concentration. His dark hair was slightly messy, and his pale blue hospital gown made him look younger, more vulnerable. When his eyes lifted to meet mine, they widened in surprise, his hand freezing mid–page turn.

“Christiana?” His voice was low, uncertain, as if he thought he might be imagining me.

stepped inside, offering him a small smile. “Hey, Sebastian. I hope I’m not intruding.”

He blinked rapidly, then shook his head, a faint blush creeping up his neck. “No, no, of course not. I just… I didn’t expect to see you here.”

“I thought I’d check on you,” I said, placing the basket on the small table beside his bed. “And I brought you some fruit. Hospital food isn’t exactly gourmet, is it?”

Sebastian let out a soft laugh, scratching the back of his head. “You can say that again. Thanks… this is really thoughtful.”

I pulled up the chair next to his bed and sat down, crossing one leg over the other. “How are you feeling?”

“Better,” he said, though his voice was tentative. He glanced at me, then quickly looked away, as if unsure how to handle my presence. “It’s… nice to have a visitor.”

I tilted my head, studying him. “Sebastian, you look like you’ve just seen a ghost. Relax. It’s just me.”

He chuckled nervously, his fingers fidgeting with the edge of his blanket. “I’m not used to this kind of attention, especially from someone like you.”

“What does that mean? Someone like me?” I raised an eyebrow, pretending to be offended.

deepened, and he stammered, “I just mean… you’re… you know, elegant. And busy. And I–well, I didn’t think you’d have time to visit

like you?” I echoed, my voice teasing but warm. “Sebastian, you’re a good man who’s been through a lot. The least I can do is check on you. Besides, I

I could see the conflict in his eyes. He opened his mouth to speak, but no words came out.

of the monitors. I watched

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leaning forward, “you’re allowed to let people

eyes. “It’s just… hard. I’m

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“You’ve

his lips curving awkwardly but sincerely.

the nurses treating you

I promise. You don’t need to go all boss–mode

I’ve got to make sure,” I said with mock seriousness. “Can’t

his head, still smiling, and for the first time since I’d entered the room, he seemed at

here–more vulnerable, less guarded. It was a side of

nurse came

little while longer.

to check up on

left the room, leaving Sebastian and me alone again. He looked more relaxed now, his face softer than

more often,” he said, his voice quiet but

chuckled, brushing a strand of hair behind my

a small smile, the faintest pink

to me, the sound slicing through the warm moment like a cold blade. I

second,” I said to Sebastian, picking up the call. “Kevin? What’s

“Ma’am, I just arrived at the school

hit me like a punch to the stomach. My grip tightened on the phone as my heart started to race.

claiming he needed to take them to you. I thought

at my chest. My head spun as the gravity of his words sank in. “Kevin, stay

ended the call, barely aware of the way my hand trembled as I dialed Alex. He answered on the

words spilling out in a