Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 481

Chapter 481 Powerless To Do Anything

“It’s a small price to pay for helping you reclaim your position in Wall Group, Ms. Hudson.”

Sadie remained silent.

“Ahem.” A cough suddenly shattered the tense silence that had fallen in the hall.

It was Isabel.

She walked closer, peering at the masked man with her brows furrowed.

Why did he seem so familiar?

Before she could ask, however, Noah excused himself.

He made a brief reminder to Sadie to take care of herself and told her that they would settle the division of profits later.

Then he turned on his heel and left.

Isabel just stood there and watched in a daze. By the time she returned to her senses, Noah was gone.

She quickly grabbed Sadie’s arm, her tone urgent when she asked, “Who was that just now?”

Sadie knew Isabel had some suspicions. Feeling conflicted, she averted her teary eyes.

The more people knew about Patrick’s identity, the more danger he would be in.

After mulling it over for a few seconds, Sadie came up with a harmless lie. “Don’t overthink it, Isabel. That person isn’t

Noah. His name is Patrick Noel, and he is the chairman of the Burgess Group.”

“Oh,” Isabel mumbled, still a little dazed from the encounter.

She thought back to the man’s figure and the tone of his voice. Sure enough, they weren’t entirely like Noah’s.

Even so, that sense of familiarity lingered at the back of her mind.

“Really?” Isabel asked, still somewhat skeptical. “Are you sure about that, Sadie?”

Sadie saw the doubt in Isabel’s eyes and spoke more firmly. “I’m sure. There’s no way I wouldn’t recognize Noah. Patrick

resembles him to a small extent, but that’s all. They’re definitely not the same person.”

Isabel was only half–convinced, but seeing how calm and unbothered Sadie was about the matter, she surmised that the latter wasn’t lying.

Isabel relaxed. Perhaps she had been overthinking. After all, Noah had already passed away.

She sighed and patted Sadie’s hand. “I might be overthinking.”

Then she thought it would be best to change the subject. “Sadie, this Patrick seems very concerned about your well–being,”

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“Got it. Let them be. Have our people retreat.”

With that, he hung up the phone.

Sadie was no longer a threat

Now, he should focus on the progress from Sutton’s side

Coyle picked up the landline and made an internal call. “Go check on Sutton. How are the negotiations with the Burgess Group going?”

“Understood, Mr. Wall. I’ll head over right away.” The assistant wasted no time and left to do as he was instructed.

Coyle leaned back in his chair and surveyed his spacious office. He was living his best life.

As long as Sutton managed to secure the deal with the Burgess Group, Coyle would have no reservations about appointing him as the Wall Group’s heir.

That way, the chairman position at the Wall Group would forever belong to his family.

Meanwhile, the assistant had just arrived at Sutton’s office and knocked on the door.

“Come in,” Sutton called out from the other side, sounding decidedly impatient.

The assistant entered the room and approached with respectful caution. “Mr. Wall, your father asked me to check on your