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

Chapter 1055:

The more Sharon thought about it, the more worried she got. Without wasting another second, she twisted the doorknob and pushed open the door.

She found Sadie crumpled on the floor, pale and unconscious.

“Sadie!” Sharon cried out in a panic.

She rushed over and put a trembling finger under Sadie’s nose. Thank God, she was still breathing!

Sharon breathed a sigh of relief, but she knew she couldn’t relax just yet. She fumbled for her phone inside her pocket and frantically dialed emergency services.

At that moment, a sharp knock sounded at the apartment door. Sharon’s heart jumped. Who could be here this early?

She helped Sadie sit up, leaning her gently against the bed, then hurried to the door and opened it. To her surprise, Noah stood outside.

Her heart pounded as she stared at the man in the silver mask. Why had he come?

Noah caught sight of her worried face and frowned. “Sharon, what’s wrong?”

Her voice shook, her eyes filled with tears. “Mr. Noel. Ms. Hudson… she fainted!”

The words struck Noah like lightning. He didn’t hesitate. He brushed past Sharon and rushed into the apartment.

The living room was empty.

He went straight for the master bedroom.

When he opened the door, he found Sadie lying on the carpet beside the bed, her face pale as paper.

Noah’s chest tightened.

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He rushed over and carefully lifted her into his arms.

Her skin felt cold. He held her close and turned to leave, his steps urgent.

He carried her straight to the nearest private hospital.

At the hospital, the doctor carried out a full examination.noveldrama

He set down his stethoscope, glanced at Sadie resting pale on the bed, then looked at Noah, whose worry showed in every line of his face. The doctor let out a quiet sigh. “She caught a bad cold. Along with emotional stress and anxiety, it caused her to faint.”

Noah felt a flicker of relief. Still, his concern didn’t leave his eyes.

The doctor paused, his gaze steady on Noah. “But she’s pregnant. You need to be very careful. A mother’s health and emotions affect the baby.”

Noah stood still, frozen. Slowly, he lifted his head, disbelief spreading across his face.

Sadie was pregnant?

The doctor adjusted his glasses as he caught Noah’s stunned expression. “She’s been pregnant for almost two months. How could you, as her family, not know? You’re lucky there’s no serious problem this time, but you need to bring her in for regular check-ups. Make sure she eats well and keeps her spirits up. Go ahead and complete the admission paperwork; we’ll keep her here for two days of observation.”

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