My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 360:

His acts of courage and kindness played on a loop in her mind, while the painful memories from her past began to blur and fade away. She couldn’t pinpoint when it had started, but her resolve had slowly begun to falter.

Before she even realized it, her defenses had crumbled completely.

Dr. Molina turned to her, adding his support to Kristopher’s plea. “Mrs. Norris, please listen to Mr. Norris.”

Norris. He can’t get upset right now. If he gets too upset, things could get worse.”

Carrie, caught up in her chaotic thoughts or perhaps looking for an excuse to back off, didn’t catch the glaring flaw in Dr. Molina’s words—how could one’s mood affect his arm injury?

finally relented, murmuring awkwardly, “It’s already been announced on the

brief, victorious smile flickered in Kristopher’s eyes. He glanced up, meeting Oliver’s and Dr. Molina’s mischievous grins, before giving them a pointed look that silenced them. Instantly, their

she caught the strange expressions on everyone’s faces. But her mind was too occupied with thoughts of the divorce and Kristopher’s injury to pay attention to their reactions. She was overwhelmed with confusion, as though this decision had been rushed. It felt like she was standing

a life-or-death situation. She couldn’t tell if retreating now and not going through with the divorce would be a mistake or if it would just drag her back into a situation she couldn’t escape. But she had to accept this was fate. What was destined to happen would happen. Everyone was merely a pawn in the

hospital, he drifted into a deep sleep on the bed. Oliver brought Carrie a meal, his concern evident.

eat and rest for a bit. The doctor said Mr. Norris lost a lot of blood and won’t be waking

accepted the meal but shook her head. “You should rest. I’ll stay with him. If he wakes up and doesn’t see me, he’ll start overthinking

bowing respectfully. “Mrs. Norris, I’ll be in the hallway. Call me if you need anything.” He stepped

turned her attention to Kristopher. His eyes were softly closed, his breathing steady. His pale face made his delicate features appear even more

quiet hum of the hospital room. She

closed, his breathing steady. She quietly stepped toward the door, answering the call while keeping one eye