The Billionaire’s Fight For Redemption (Noah and Sierra) novel Chapter 321

The moment I walk inside, I find Mom and Dad are sitting in the living room, exactly where I left them earlier.

Mom’s posture is rigid, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. Dad looks calmer, but the tension in his face is impossible to miss.

Mom’s eyes snap to me the moment I enter. “Where the hell were you?”

I don’t answer.

“You went to Sierra’s house, didn’t you?” she presses.

I shrug out of my jacket and toss it over the arm of the chair before finally meeting her gaze.

“Yes.”

Her jaw tightens. “And?”

I run a hand over my face. “I didn’t get to talk to her, but she seemed fine.”

I can’t bring myself to tell her that I saw her with her boyfriend. That shock, that uncomfortable pain, is still raw for me to speak it out loud and have her dissect it.

Mom lets out a bitter laugh. “Seemed? How can she be fine after what happened tonight?”

I stay quiet because she’s right. Sierra probably wasn’t fine, and she was seeking comfort from her new man.

“Do you have any idea how embarrassed I was tonight?” she demands.

Her voice isn’t screaming. It’s worse… It’s controlled, with an edge in it and filled with a kind of disappointment that cuts deeper than any anger.

“Do you fucking know how horrible I felt to be told my son asked the sweetest, most kindest girl in the world to abort her child because you deemed her unworthy!”

Each word lands like a blow, each one of them hitting me till I feel like I’m nothing but a pounded piece of flesh.

“How could you, Noah?" she asks, the pain and disappointment clear in her voice. “How could you do that?"

My throat tightens, “I sorry.”

“Sorry isn’t going to fix anything!” she snaps. “Because right now I’m having a hard time understanding how the hell the son I raised with so much love became the kind of man who would ask a woman to destroy an innocent life simply because it inconvenienced him.”

I drop my gaze, the feeling of guilt and regret burying me so deep I’m not sure I can ever claw my way out of this.

“You’re right… I was wrong for that and it’s something I will forever regret doing.”

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