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

Chapter 934:

She reached up to knead her temples in hopes of easing some of the tension.

Had Noah rushed back to Jazmah because of Hailey? She was pregnant, after all.

No sooner had the thought crossed Sadie’s mind than she felt her heart twist inside her chest.

She quickly shook her head, closed her eyes, and took a deep breath. Then her lips curled into a wry smile.

Hailey was Noah’s wife now, and they were expecting a child. It was natural for him to be concerned about her welfare. What did any of that have to do with her?

As Sadie resigned herself to this thought, sleep began to take over.

Sadie let out a long yawn, her eyes stinging with sleepy tears.

She had just barely made up her mind to take a short nap when Tina called out from outside the bedroom. “Sadie, I’ve booked the car and the restaurant. We can head out whenever you’re ready.”

Sadie shook off her fatigue and patted her cheeks to perk herself up. “Got it! I’ll be right there.” She straightened her clothes and tidied up her hair, then opened the bedroom door.

At four o’clock that afternoon, a black car slipped into Jazmah and blended smoothly with the traffic.

Jack glanced at his watch, then at the rearview mirror to peek at the man in the back seat.

“Boss, should we head straight to Nirvana?”

Noah’s eyes were on the fleeting scenery outside. His only response was a brief hum of agreement.

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The familiar face of a cool beauty always lingered at the back of his mind. How would Sadie react when she found out he was gone? Would she feel the slightest bit of disappointment to see him leave?

Noah chided himself. What was he thinking? That heartless woman was probably relieved to see him go. She had told him as much.

A flicker of self-derision appeared in his eyes.

Half an hour later, the car stopped in front of Nirvana.

Noah made his way to the third floor and stopped in front of Room 303.

The door swung open.noveldrama

Forest and Hailey had already been waiting for some time, and their faces instantly brightened when they saw him.

Noah’s gaze, however, was cold as he surveyed them.

He walked into the private room and took a seat without a word. All at once, the air grew thick and heavy with tension.

“You came all the way back from overseas, Mr. Burgess,” Noah began. “What’s going on with the company?” Neither his tone nor his expression betrayed any emotion.

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