Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 487

Chapter 487 The More, The

Merrier

Blaine easily dodged Tina’s hand, amusement dancing in his voice.

“Right now, our priority should be locating Ms. Hudson,” he remarked lightly.

He paused briefly before adding with a playful dismissiveness, “The company’s mess? Let’s generously leave that headache

to Coyle.”

Tina blinked, momentarily speechless.

They were looking for Sadie? She wasn’t clear on Blaine’s full intentions, but she trusted Sadie implicitly. If they were

seeking her out, it had to be crucial.

She quieted down, no longer protesting.

At the hot spring resort, beside the open–air bath, Sadie reclined comfortably in her wheelchair, brandishing a tiny water gun as she enjoyed precious moments with Averi.

Golden rays from the afternoon sun wrapped them gently, creating an atmosphere of pure relaxation.

Averi squealed in delight, his youthful face sparkling with droplets of water, thoroughly absorbed in the fun.

“Sadie!” A voice she knew well rang clearly through the air.

She lifted her eyes to find Blaine and Tina approaching.

What brought them here?

Apparently, Coyle couldn’t hold on any longer.

Perfect timing–her plan was already halfway there.

Sadie’s lips curled into a deeper, more satisfied smile.

She glanced sideways at Samuel, who stood dutifully beside her.

“Samuel, please escort Mr. Castro and Tina to reception and ensure they’re comfortably settled.”

Samuel nodded his head respectfully.

“Of course, Ms. Hudson.”

As they departed, Blaine cast Sadie a swift, reassuring wink–a silent promise he had everything under control.

Sadie shook her head with an amused smile.

She turned back, her gaze drifting upward to the balcony above, catching sight of a tall figure outlined against the sun.

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Chapter 487 The More, The Merrier

Noah stood casually, leaning against the railing, a silver mask obscuring part of his expression. His gaze rested solely on

her.

Their eyes locked, and Sadie’s pulse quickened in surprise.

How long had he been watching?

Noah descended slowly, approaching her with an inscrutable smile playing lightly at the corners of his mouth.

“It appears your scheme is unfolding rather smoothly,” he remarked, his voice subtly tinged with teasing amusement.

Sadie’s heart skipped gently.

Their eyes held, and Sadie remembered something crucial, her expression sobering as she asked directly, “Does Sutton’s

disappearance have anything to do with you?”

Noah raised an eyebrow, visibly caught off guard by her suspicion.

After a brief pause, he chuckled softly, his voice edged with gentle irony. “Why would I bother with someone like him?”

Sadie’s brow furrowed in thoughtful confusion.

If it wasn’t Noah… and she certainly hadn’t orchestrated it either… then what exactly had happened to Sutton? Could Coyle

be responsible?

A shadow of unease stirred in her chest.

At that very moment, Averi, who had been absorbed in his playful antics, suddenly bounded over and grasped Noah’s pant

leg tightly, his wide, innocent eyes sparkling.

“Sir, will you come play water guns with me?”

Noah lowered his gaze, looking at Averi’s earnest face.

A subtle yet undeniable warmth tugged at him again–this child stirred something strangely familiar deep inside.

He hesitated, but then found himself nodding without conscious thought.

“Alright,” he said gently.

Averi let out a joyful cheer, immediately tugging Noah enthusiastically toward the hot spring.

“Hurry!” Averi urged eagerly.

Noah stumbled lightly but held Averi’s hand securely, letting himself be guided forward.

Soon, the two were splashing freely in the water, laughter bubbling brightly between them.

Sadie observed their carefree interaction, her expression softening yet deeply thoughtful.

Just then, Samuel quietly returned to her side.

“Ms. Hudson, everything’s arranged. Mr. Castro and Tina have settled comfortably.”

Sadie nodded lightly, reluctantly pulling her eyes from Noah and Averi’s carefree scene back to Samuel.

She lowered her voice, her expression solemn.

“I need you to quietly look into Sutton’s disappearance.”