All Chapters of Let’s Divorce My husband : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Nicholas's POV I took a deep breath, then stood up reluctantly. I glanced at the operating room door one last time before stepping out. I made sure my phone number was active to receive news from the hospital. If anything happened, I wanted to know as soon as possible.With steady steps, I headed towards the hospital exit. Each step towards Hazel's apartment felt heavy, but I knew this was an important move. Charlie needed attention and love, and I couldn't let him feel neglected amidst all this. He had already been shaken enough.After a few minutes of driving, I arrived at Hazel's apartment. I pressed the doorbell and stood waiting, feeling a bit anxious. Footsteps sounded from within, and then the door opened. Hazel stood there, wearing a gray sweater with her hair tied up casually. She looked at me with a flat expression, but there was a flicker of emotion in her eyes that was hard to decipher."How are you?" she asked briefly, clearly still upset

Nicholas's POVIn the cold, sterile waiting room, the atmosphere was filled with a suffocating silence. Only the ticking of the wall clock could be heard, filling the frozen void of time. Every second felt like a year, and each minute became a long, exhausting journey.I stared at the white walls, trying to find something to divert my thoughts. However, my mind kept returning to Sabrina, to her cheerful face and warm smile. Memories flooded back of the times we laughed together, the beautiful moments before everything changed. As the doctor explained the procedures that needed to be followed, fear began to creep into my heart.The pain she was experiencing was now replaced by uncertainty. This surgery was not just about the physical aspect; it was about the hopes and dreams that were at stake. Would everything go smoothly? Would she return to her former self? These questions spun in my mind, adding weight to my chest.In one corner of the room, a

Nicholas's POV Those words come from the heart, filled with hope and love. In the silence of the waiting room, I envision her face, the smile that always warms my heart. Thoughts of her give me strength, even as anxiety lingers.With each passing second, I pray that she feels my presence, even though we are separated by space and time. How I wish she knew she is not alone in this struggle. We are all here for her, ready to support her in every way we can.In the silence, I imagined the future when she would recover and we could be together again. Charlie, her, and I—just like before, filled with laughter and happiness. With that thought, I felt a bit more at ease, as if that hope could illuminate the dark path ahead.I knew that no matter what happened, our love would always be the strength that guided her. She had to be strong because we all believed in her.When a nurse told me that I was allowed to see Sabrina, I could only nod withou

Nicholas's POVThe three of us walked toward the hospital parking area. The fresh morning air slightly helped ease my fatigue. After a few steps, Hazel stopped and turned to me."Your car is still here, right?" she asked."Yes, it is. Wait a moment," I replied as I walked faster toward my car parked not far from there.When we reached the car, I opened the back door for Charlie. He jumped in immediately with his little enthusiasm, his tail wagging with excitement. Watching him run cheerfully made me smile, as if he brought a bit of joy into the heavy atmosphere.Once everyone was inside, I started the engine and adjusted the air conditioning. The vibrating sound of the engine seemed to erase the silence that weighed on our minds. During the drive, we passed familiar streets, but today felt different.Hazel glanced at my car for a moment before finally sitting in the front seat. "You really need to check the condition of this car,

Nicholas's POV “Are you okay?” she asked, her tone slightly softer than usual.I nodded, even though it was clearly a lie. “I’m fine, Livia. Thank you.”Even though my words came out calmly, there was a tension I couldn’t hide. Livia looked at me intently, as if she could see deeper than just my smiling face. The anxiety and discomfort crept back, but I tried not to let it show.After a few seconds, Livia nodded, looking a bit hesitant, before continuing. I knew she wanted to ask more, but I was grateful when she chose not to. As she walked away, I refocused on my phone, hoping to receive the news I had been waiting for, even though uncertainty loomed over every moment.She approached, looking at me sharply. “No, you’re not okay. You barely said anything during the meeting earlier. And every five minutes, you check your phone. What’s wrong?”I took a deep breath, leaning back in my chair. “Sabrina... she’s in the hospital. She just h