The Billionaire’s Fight For Redemption (Noah and Sierra) novel Chapter 341

ADRIAN.

I don’t remember getting into the car. I don’t remember starting the engine. All I remember is the look on her face and the chilling words she said.

It keeps playing in my head, wreaking havoc in my already depleted soul.

We had such a great day. I cleared my schedule and spent the entire day with her, so how did it end like this? How the fuck did it come to this?

I was ready to confess to her. Ready to tell her that I was utterly and irrevocably in love with her, but then she looked behind me after giving me a sweet kiss, and that look changed everything. That look shattered everything, and now here I am questioning everything because I simply can’t believe that it was a coincidence that she ended up with me.

My grip tightens around the steering wheel as I drive, my jaw clenched so hard it aches. I exhale sharply, dragging a hand through my hair before grabbing my phone.

“Gunner,” I say the moment he answers the phone.

“Adrian? What’s…”

“My place in twenty.”

I don’t wait for him to respond. I just hang up and start driving, even though my mind is a complete fucking mess.

How the hell do I come back from this? How do we come back from this?

Her baby daddy, the man who hurt her so badly, is one of my best friends and what’s even worse? She’s with me just like Noah was with Chloe.

How am I supposed to accept that? How am I supposed to see this as anything other than a perfectly executed plan, one designed for maximum damage? How am I supposed to believe this is just a coincidence?

Every memory of Sierra replays in my head, one after the other, starting from the moment she walked into my clinic and smiled. That nervous smile. That fucking smile pulled me in the second I saw it.

I couldn’t get her out of my head for days and now every moment we’ve shared loops relentlessly in my mind... Every stolen touch. Every kiss. Every date. Every smile. Every—fucking—thing.

I trusted her, but was any of it real? Or was I just too fucking blind to see what was right in front of me?

“Fuck.”

I try to reason, to think clearly, but it all loops back to that one thing: she never mentioned his name. Why? Was it because she genuinely didn’t want to talk about him or was it because she knew who I was all along and she didn’t want me getting suspicious?

By the time I get to my destination, I have so many questions swimming inside my head, it feels like I’m going crazy.

I pull into my building and step out of the car, slamming the door harder than necessary and that’s when I see a familiar black car pulling up.

Noah steps out of his car and for a second, we just stare at each other.

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