Chapter 205

Chapter 205:

Noah cast a fleeting glance at her but remained silent. His thoughts were entirely occupied with Averi, leaving Kyla’s presence barely registering in his mind.

When Kyla noticed his indifference, her hands balled into tight fists. She then turned to Sadie, eyes burning with contempt, as if silently accusing her of being shameless. How could this woman, already divorced from Noah, still be entangled with him?

Sadie let out a short, derisive laugh, her lips curling into a smirk. “Kyla, let’s get one thing straight. He came to me. I’m not the one running after him.”

“You…” Kyla’s fury spiked so intensely that words failed her.

Her gaze flickered toward the slight opening in the door, and she caught a glimpse of the child inside. So, Noah had met the child. No, she couldn’t just stand by and let things be!

“That’s enough!” Noah’s voice cut through the tension, sharp and commanding.

He turned to Sadie, his expression a storm of emotions. “I’ll ask you one last time—who is this child’s father?”

Sadie drew in a slow breath, forcing herself to stay composed. Locking eyes with him, she responded evenly, “I’ve already told you. Averi is my child with Alex. If you don’t believe me, get a paternity test done.” A flicker of tension passed through Noah as he registered the unwavering certainty in her gaze.

Nearby, Kyla pursed her lips before speaking in a honeyed tone. “Noah, your mother invited us to dinner at the Wall Manor tonight. Since Sadie has personal matters to handle, why don’t we go on ahead?”

Noah, frustration mounting, turned to her. “Go without me.”

“Noah…” Kyla began, but catching the irritation in his tone, she decided against pushing further. Instead, she shot one final glare at Sadie before spinning on her heel and marching out of the hospital. Noah watched her retreat, then exhaled heavily, rubbing a hand over his face.

Noah turned to Sadie and said, “I’ll investigate this thoroughly. If…”

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“There’s no ‘if,'” Sadie cut him off sharply. “Alex and I are Averi’s parents. Stop daydreaming.”

Noah fell silent, turned, and left the hospital without another word. Sadie’s gaze lingered on his departing figure, a tumult of bitterness and determination swirling within her. She knew this wasn’t the end of it, but her resolve to protect Averi remained unwavering.

In the hospital room, Alex noticed the redness and swelling around Sadie’s eyes, feeling a twinge of concern. “Sadie, what happened?” he asked softly.

“It’s nothing, just a misunderstanding,” Sadie replied.

Meanwhile, after leaving the hospital, Kyla was gripped by panic. How had things escalated so quickly during her brief absence? Noah had even refused dinner at Wall Manor for that woman.

Impatient, Kyla urged the driver, “Sir, please, can you go faster?” Catching her anxious expression in the rearview mirror, the driver wordlessly accelerated.

Kyla’s heart raced as she pondered the potential fallout if Noah discovered the truth about the child. The implications were dire, and she felt compelled to intervene before things spiraled further.

Upon arriving at Wall Manor, Kyla hurriedly paid the fare and dashed inside.

Isabel was in the living room, appearing serene with a cup of coffee in hand. Noticing Kyla’s rushed entrance, Isabel offered a warm smile. “Kyla, there you are. Why are you so late? Where’s Noah?” she inquired, her concern evident as she placed her coffee cup down.

Approaching Isabel, Kyla took her arm and said softly, “Mrs. Wall, Noah was held up by an urgent matter at the office. He’ll be a bit late.”

Isabel patted Kyla’s hand reassuringly, her tone both comforting and assertive. “That boy is always buried in work. He really needs to watch his health.”

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