Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 139

Chapter 139 A Storeroom

“That’s what friends are for,” Alex said, smiling weakly.

He watched Sadie cuddling Averi, their tender interaction evoking a whirl of emotions in him.

How he wished he could openly be at her side.

But…

He glanced at Sadie, yet found himself speechless, the words he needed to say trapped in his throat.

“Go upstairs and rest,” he murmured gently.

Sadie nodded, and with Averi snug in her arms, she headed upstairs.

“Bye!” Averi shouted.

“Bye.”

Alex remained still, watching them until they vanished down the hallway, then he slowly walked away.

The next morning, Sadie inhaled deeply and entered the Wall Group building.

The receptionist welcomed her and pointed her toward the HR department.

There, the HR manager, impeccably dressed, greeted her with a smile that didn’t quite warm her eyes.

“Miss Hudson, welcome. I’m Ayanne Mitchell, the HR manager.”

“Hello, Ms. Mitchell,” Sadie responded, nodding courteously.

“Mr. Wall has mentioned you to me. Please, come with me to your office.”

As Sadie followed Ayanne, she noticed the office layout was unchanged from three years ago.

They moved past busy workstations, the clatter of keyboards echoing around them.

Instead of leading her to a modern office, however, Ayanne took her down a quieter corridor to a plain, weathered iron

door.

As Ayanne unlocked it, they were greeted by a musty smell.

Inside was a cluttered storage room, dimly lit and dusty, almost stifling.

Sadie stopped short.

“This is my office?”

Ayanne dismissed her concern casually. “Yes, Miss Hudson. It’s all we have available right now.” Her smile was sharp with a flicker of mockery.

Sadie’s heart sank. This wasn’t an office; it was a forgotten storeroom.

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Chapter 1394 Socom

But she quickly regained her composure, her eyes hardening.

after years in the corporate world, she was all too familiar with these tactics.

Ms. Mitchell, are you certain this decision came from Mr. Wall?”

sxanne paused, caught off guard by Sadie’s composed demeanor.

She adjusted her glasses, striving to sound authoritative. “Absolutely, Mr. Wall personally arranged this.”

“Really?” Sache’s lips twisted into a skeptical smile. “It seems more like someone is using Mr. Wall’s name to complicate

things for me.”