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

Chapter 1116:

“She’s lost a significant amount of blood,” he said quickly. “Her condition was already fragile before, and whatever happened today only made it worse. We’re likely going to lose the baby.”

The words landed like a hammer to Noah’s chest. His vision blurred around the edges.

He opened his mouth, but nothing came. When the sound finally escaped, it was low, scratchy, and broken.

“What about Sadie? Can she pull through?”

A shadow crossed the doctor’s face. “We’re still doing everything possible.”

Noah’s stomach sank. His hands curled into fists at his sides, the skin stretched taut over his knuckles.

With a heavy breath, the doctor nodded at a nearby nurse. She handed him a clipboard without a word.

“This is the consent form for an emergency termination. We can’t afford to delay. If we do, we might lose her too.”

The sentence knocked the air out of Noah.

His fingers reached for the clipboard, but it might as well have been a block of iron.

Signing meant letting go. It meant giving up his child. That choice felt colder than death.

The hesitation in his eyes didn’t go unnoticed. The doctor’s voice sharpened with urgency.

“Sir, please. We’re out of time. If we wait any longer, she might not make it either!”

Noah’s hands were clenched so tightly, the veins bulged like cords beneath his skin.

There was no escaping it. He had to sign.

Drawing on what little strength he had left, he picked up the pen. His grip shook as he scrawled his name across the line.

The doctor gave a short, relieved nod, snatched the clipboard, and disappeared through the operating room doors. They snapped shut behind him with a quiet thud.

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Questions still burned on Noah’s tongue, but the moment had already slipped away.

His knees gave out, and he slid down the wall like someone hit by a wave.

From a short distance away, Alex stood motionless, taking it all in.

So Sadie was pregnant again. And this time… the baby was also Noah’s?

The truth settled like a rock in Alex’s chest. No matter how long he’d known her, no matter what they’d been through, Sadie’s heart had always leaned toward one man.

A crooked smile twisted Alex’s lips. It wasn’t joy—it was bitter, hollow, and full of resignation.

He didn’t even remember walking out of the hospital. The streets blurred around him as he drifted like a ghost with nowhere to go.

Six years. That was how long he’d stood by her—through breakdowns, rebuilding, and all the chaos of running Wall Group.

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