Too Good for You The Ex-Wife You Lost novel Chapter 227

When Noelle returned to the hotel, all the team members crowded around her.

"Ms. Quinn, are you okay? We had no idea you were poisoned. Maxine is truly despicable!"

"Ms. Quinn, we're sorry. We didn't stand up for you before. Are you really disappointed in us?"

Everyone was talking over each other. The noise made Noelle's head spin a little. "Alright, enough talking."

In an instant, everyone fell silent.

Noelle said helplessly, "Since the matter has already passed, let it stay in the past. But I think this incident is also a lesson for our team. From now on, don't blindly believe what others say. It really hurts our internal unity."

Tears welled up in Cassandra's eyes. "Ms. Quinn, we all know we were wrong. We won't help the bad guys anymore. I used to be a bit jealous of you, but now I know that everything you have, you earned with your strength. Ms. Quinn, I'm sorry!"

Jody also choked up. "I even went along with them, saying you were a bad person, Ms. Quinn, I'm sorry…"

Noelle smiled. "What are you all doing? Are you blaming me for not taking first place? For this race, sort out your post-race reflections and then go rest. The next race won't be for another month."

She looked at Cassandra, Jody, and the others. "You don't have any major issues with your technique. You just need more refinement. I'll put together a training plan for you. In the coming month, you'd better train properly and not slack off."

At that, both Cassandra and Jody nodded through tears.

Noelle was just too kind.

She was even willing to prepare training plans for them.

That was something only a coach would normally do.

Looking across the team, besides Noelle, who else would do that?

Since they were heading back to Stonegate, everyone went to pack their luggage.

Noelle set off together with the main group. This time, Stonegate specially chartered a plane to take care of these racers who had brought honor to the country.

When they arrived at the airport in Stonegate, the team members came to say goodbye to Noelle.

"Ms. Quinn, this is a gift from us. We hope you'll accept it. See you at the next race!"

Cassandra stuffed the gift she'd prepared long ago into Noelle's arms.

The remaining members followed one after another, piling gifts into Noelle's arms.

"Ms. Quinn, thank you for looking after us. We'll train hard."

"Ms. Quinn, you've worked so hard! Take good care of your health during this period. We won't disturb you!"

Everyone's gifts were different.

Some gave stuffed toys, some massage devices, others small gadgets, and skincare products.

Someone even wrote Noelle a letter, sealed in an envelope with little hearts stuck on the outside.

Noelle hadn't expected them to prepare gifts for her.

Afraid that she might refuse, they had all chosen to give them to her right after getting off the plane.

Noelle had planned to return to her small apartment, but Hunter said it was too cramped and suggested she stay at his place instead. It would also be more convenient for him to take care of her.

Bonnie hadn't seen her for a long time and missed her very much.

After a long journey, Noelle felt physically exhausted.

That was something that never would have happened in the past.

After washing up, Noelle sat on the sofa. Hunter was in the kitchen making food.

Bonnie thoughtfully came over to massage her legs and shoulders. "Mommy, this race must have been tough. You've lost so much weight."

Noelle adored this clever, considerate child. She kissed Bonnie on the cheek. "But as soon as I see you, I don't feel tired anymore."

Bonnie sat obediently beside her. "Mommy, I'll watch cartoons with you!"

Noelle picked up the remote and was about to turn on the TV when Juned spoke up from outside the door, "Ms. Quinn, someone is here to see you."

Noelle frowned slightly.

Who was coming to look for her so late in the night?

And this was Hunter's house.

She went out, and outside the courtyard stood Clifford and Zayne.

Clifford gritted his teeth and said angrily. "Noelle, you're already back in the country, and you don't even come to see your son. Do you call this being a mother?"