Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 454

Chapter 454 I’m Handling

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Coyle remained silent, his face set in a stern expression.

Sutton immediately sensed something was wrong, a sense of dread weighing heavily on him.

Then, his phone vibrated with a news notification.

It announced that Coyle had been to Wall Manor to honor Noah with a solemn tribute.

The accompanying photo showed Coyle looking somber and respectful.

A wave of anger surged through Sutton.

In a fit of fury, he threw his phone to the floor, shattering the screen.

“Sadie has gone too far!” Sutton exclaimed, his voice sharp with anger.

He couldn’t accept it. Now, the whole city knew his father had bowed his head before Noah- a complete humiliation.

Coyle’s face grew even darker at Sutton’s outburst. “Shut up!” he roared.

Sutton recoiled, silenced by his father’s explosive temper.

Coyle’s breathing was heavy with rage.

He had not anticipated Sadie would publicly humiliate him like this.

Such a disgrace was unprecedented in his life.

He fought to control his anger.

This was not the time for rash actions.

Focusing on more pressing matters, he turned to Sutton with an icy tone. “What’s the status with our deal with the

Burgess Group?”

Sutton, feeling uneasy, knew he couldn’t reveal Hailey’s indifferent response.

He mustered his composure and responded, “All is going well.”

Coyle eyed him and then nodded, apparently appeased.

“The deal with Burgess Group must succeed,” he said firmly. “And tell Briley to speed things up.”

“Yes, I understand.” Sutton bowed his head, concealing the worry in his eyes.

Coyle dismissed him with a wave.

Sutton felt a momentary sense of relief as he quickly left the room.

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As soon as the door shut behind him, he exhaled deeply, feeling the cold sweat soaking his back.

He knew he had to find a way to manage Hailey effectively. He couldn’t let Sadie enjoy her triumph for too long. Eventually, he was determined to reclaim everything he believed was rightfully his.

Meanwhile, after a day’s work, Sadie returned to Wall Manor.

Alex was already at the entrance when Sadie arrived.

As her car pulled up, he stepped forward.

“Sadie, my condolences,” he said, his voice filled with concern.

He had heard about the recent events and wanted to offer her a comforting embrace, but he hesitated, unsure of her

reception.

“Try not to dwell in sorrow for too long. The dead can’t return. I know it’s hard, but if you need anything, I’m here for you.”

He paused, then added more softly yet with resolve, “I’ll always be here for you.”

For the past three years, Alex had been a constant presence by Sadie’s side.

Now, with Noah gone, he wondered if his opportunity had arisen.

“Sadie, I’ve heard about the trouble with the Burgess Group,”

he began, then hesitated before making a bold suggestion. “If you’d consider it–I mean, only if you think it’s right–I could marry you. A union between us could deter any further schemes.”

Alex knew his proposal might appear opportunistic, but he couldn’t wait.

He hoped to be more than just a friend; he wanted to be Sadie’s partner for life.

Sadie looked momentarily taken aback.

She met his gaze, her eyes calm and distant.

“Alex, thank you,” she said gently. “I appreciate your sincerity and all that you’ve done these last three years. But I cannot

accept your proposal.”

Her tone was firm, resolute.

While grateful for what Alex did for her, she did not love him.

It wouldn’t be right to marry out of gratitude.

“You’ve been a true friend. I need to handle the company issues myself. But thank you, really. Don’t worry about me.”

She then turned and walked into Wall Manor without looking back.

Alex stood there, a bitter smile playing on his lips.

He should have realized Sadie’s heart was still with Noah. Despite his best efforts, he couldn’t bridge the distance to her

heart. A sense of defeat and helplessness washed over him.

Meanwhile, unnoticed in the shadows, a sleek red sports car sat parked.

Briley, inside the driver’s seat, had watched the exchange quietly.

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