The Billionaire’s Fight For Redemption (Noah and Sierra) novel Chapter 347

Dad gently pushes me down into the chair.

“You haven’t lost her,” he says softly, but I’m beyond listening.

“I did,” I snap, shoving the chair back as I stand and start pacing. “She’ll never forgive me. I doubt she’ll ever give me a chance… She’s in love with Adrian now.”

Dad’s expression flickers with surprise, but he masks it quickly.

“Did she say she’s in love with him?” he asks carefully.

I shake my head. “She didn’t have to… It was in the way she said he makes her happy.”

Just thinking about it, just remembering it, sends a sharp, suffocating pain through my chest.

“I know it feels like the world is ending, but nothing is written in stone.” Dad says gently. “It’s never too late.”

“It is,” I breathe, struggling for air. “She was right. How am I supposed to make up for eighteen years of mistakes? Of heartbreak?”

He studies me for a moment before speaking again.

“I thought the same thing when I realized I’d fallen in love with your mother somewhere along the way.” he says quietly, “Even with Ethan out of the picture, I was convinced I didn’t stand a chance knowing how she felt about him.”

“So you’re saying I should try even after everything I’ve put her through?” I ask, staring at him like he’s lost his mind. “It’s not right, Dad. I don’t deserve to be in her life. I don’t deserve a second chance. Hell, I don’t even deserve to breathe the same air as her.”

As much as I want to hold on, I can’t stop thinking about her tears, her pain or the scars I left behind. I can’t undo what I’ve done. I can’t fix it. I can’t heal or mend what I broke, so the only thing left to do Is accept that I’ve lost her.

There will be no forgiveness for me. No redemption. Just this endless, aching void where she supposed to be. I sentenced myself to a life without her the moment I chose to hurt her and maybe that’s the punishment I deserve.

Dad sighs and says, “We all make mistakes, Noah. Some worse than others… But what makes the difference is recognizing those mistakes and fixing them.” He pauses, his gaze steady. “You hurt Sierra deeply, but I believe you can fix it. I believe you can earn a second chance.”

“How?” I ask, frustration bleeding into my voice. “She won’t even talk to me or see me… She doesn’t want to hear my apologies.”