My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 552:

The day of Carrie’s discharge from the hospital had arrived. Kristopher meticulously groomed himself, his usual composure replaced by a nervous energy. He kept adjusting his white tracksuit, glancing at Oliver for reassurance.

“Does this look alright? Do I look… tired?” Kristopher asked, his tone uncertain.

Oliver offered a patient, reassuring smile. “You look perfect, Mr. Norris. Mrs. Norris picked out that tracksuit for you—she’ll definitely like it.”

Kristopher nodded, carrying a bouquet of pink orchids and roses, their soft fragrance filling the air. He had chosen the arrangement carefully, hoping it would bring a smile to her face.

Just as he entered her hospital room, Daxton followed close behind. He was holding a bouquet of his own—purple orchids and roses, almost identical to Kristopher’s.

Carrie, who had been stoic and emotionless throughout her recovery, offered a faint smile the moment Daxton walked in. Sitting in a wheelchair, her frail figure looked even more delicate. The sight sent a pang through Kristopher’s chest.

the smile she gave Daxton. On the other, he was relieved—at least she was smiling again, even if it wasn’t for him. During her stay in the hospital, he had not seen her

the purple bouquet in Carrie’s arms, he said in a soft voice, “Carrie,

his frustration bubbling to the surface. He forced a thin veneer

a serious illness and isn’t in a position to entertain guests. I’ll be taking her home to

almost taunting smile crossed his lips. “I think Carrie might not want

eyes narrowed dangerously. “What exactly do you mean by

gaze shifted from Kristopher to Carrie. Ignoring Kristopher entirely, Daxton crouched in front of Carrie, his tone gentle, as though Kristopher weren’t even there. “Carrie,” he said, “I found the information you asked me to

darted between Carrie

in her lap. Her hollow gaze sharpened slightly as she focused on Daxton, silently urging

the tension. “The ‘health supplement’ in your home was provided by Lise. Emilio acted as her intermediary, passing