Chapter 136

Chapter 136:

She was determined to prove to Noah that she was a more suitable partner than Sadie.

Her plan was to erase Sadie from his heart and make him love her. Determination welled up in Kyla’s eyes, and a confident smile began to form on her lips. She ignited the car’s engine and accelerated away from the hotel.

In Cairhienen, another country, the sun cast a brilliant glow. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, the skyline with its towering skyscrapers and the lively streets below portrayed a vibrant urban life. Standing by the window, Sadie drew in a breath of the fresh air, feeling an overwhelming sense of relief and liberation.

She turned to survey her modest, yet tastefully decorated apartment, a slight smile playing on her lips. This was the space she had secured on her own; it was small, but it felt like home. Here, she could begin anew and embrace her true self.

A series of knocks interrupted her thoughts.

“Come in,” Sadie said, turning to look at the entrance.

Alex appeared, his arms laden with fruits and health supplements. “Sadie, how are you holding up? Feeling any better?” he inquired, his gaze laden with concern.

“I’m feeling much better, Alex. Thanks for all your support these days.” Sadie took a seat on the sofa and motioned for Alex to join her.

“It’s nothing. Being there for each other is what friends do.”

After placing the items on the coffee table, Alex settled into a chair opposite her. “What are your plans moving forward?”

“I’m determined to restart my career in design,” Sadie replied, her eyes shining with resolve.

“You’ve always been passionate about design, yet…” Alex paused, aware of the sacrifices Sadie had made for Noah.

“Let me stop you there,” Sadie cut in. “I’ve given it a lot of thought. I can’t continue sacrificing my own dreams for the sake of others.”

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“But, at the moment, you…” Alex expressed his concern with a furrowed brow. “Do you have enough money? It takes significant funds to start over.”

“I’ve got it covered.” Sadie pulled out a sleek black card from her purse and laid it on the table.

“What’s this?” Alex inquired, looking confused.

“Nigel gave me this,” she explained.

Just then, Alex’s phone began to buzz.

Noah left a missed call and a voice message for Alex, inquiring if there was any update on Sadie.

Alex’s fingers tightened around his phone, but he chose to keep Sadie’s situation to himself. He returned the bank card to the table and looked at Sadie with a cool expression.

“Alright. Since you’ve decided, proceed. And remember, I’m here if you need assistance.”

“Thank you, Alex,” Sadie responded, her gratitude clear.

“Think nothing of it. We’re friends,” Alex replied, mustering a smile as he stood to leave. “I’ll let you rest now, Sadie. Take care. I’m off.”

“Okay.” Sadie rose to escort him to the door.

Once Alex departed, Sadie retreated to her room, where she gathered her drawing board and pencils. She inhaled deeply, her eyes filled with determination.

This was her moment to prioritize her own life.

She resolved to revive her passion for design. Sadie’s pencil flew across the paper, bringing her innovative ideas to life. Engrossed in her work, she sketched tirelessly, channeling all her prior disappointments and frustrations into her art.

As the days passed, Sadie finalized her portfolio. She then sent her resume to Majestic Ego, the most prestigious design firm in Cairhienen.

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