All Chapters of Let’s Divorce My husband : Chapter 281 - Chapter 290

Nicholas’s POV As soon as I arrived at the office, my steps felt heavy but had to remain steady. The receptionist immediately stood up and greeted me, but I just nodded briefly, too focused on the list of problems piling up in my mind. Some employees looked surprised to see me, probably because they knew I had just come out of the hospital. But there was no time to explain or offer reassuring smiles. I had been away from my position for too long, and today, I had to regain control.Upon entering my office, my secretary immediately approached me with a stack of documents and a serious expression. “Mr. Nicholas, the entire management team is waiting in the meeting room. And… here’s the latest financial report you requested yesterday,” she said quickly. I nodded and took the documents while continuing to walk. “Okay, prepare the projector. We’ll start the meeting in five minutes.”As I entered the meeting room, all eyes were immediately on me. There w

Hazel’s POV I can’t keep hiding. I can’t let this guilt bind me. If I want to regain Charlie's trust, I have to stand up and face reality. Maybe I’m not perfect, but I am his mother, and the love I have for him is the strongest.If Sabrina thinks I will remain a silent shadow regretting the past, she is wrong. I am indeed guilty, but that doesn’t mean I should forever lose the chance to make things right. I will fight for my rights. I will prove that I am not just a mistake from the past. I am Charlie's mother, and he deserves to know who I truly am.I will not let myself be trapped in guilt any longer. Every second that passes only makes me more determined to move forward. Charlie deserves all the love and attention I can give. He deserves to know that I am here for him, even when everything feels difficult.I began to plan my steps. Maybe I could start by writing a letter to Charlie, explaining my feelings and how much I miss him. I want him to know

Sabrina’s POV This evening, I could breathe a little easier. After days filled with anxiety and long nights at the hospital, the doctor finally said that Charlie could go home. His body wasn’t fully healed yet, but his condition was stable enough to continue recovering at home. Upon hearing this, my heart raced with relief, emotion, and a bit of panic.I quickly gathered all of Charlie’s things. I opened the neatly folded clothes in the small suitcase I had brought since the beginning of his treatment and checked them again. I made sure his favorite blanket still smelled fresh and wasn’t dusty. I held his little robot tightly, then placed it on his hospital pillow.Charlie was taking a short nap while I moved quickly to prepare things. Seeing his peaceful face made me feel a little calmer, even though worries still haunted me. Would he be comfortable at home? Were we ready to face everything that might happen?A nurse came in and confirmed that everyt

Sabrina's POV Nicholas sat across from me after finishing his order. “I think… tonight we deserve to enjoy a little peace, don’t we?”I looked at him, my eyes softening. “Yes, I feel that way too.”Before long, the doorbell rang softly, almost unheard. I immediately stood up, knowing for sure that it was the food Nicholas had just ordered. He followed behind me, walking casually.“Don’t, let me get it,” he said, quickening his pace.I smiled slightly and returned to the living room, pulling a light blanket onto my lap. The atmosphere of the house felt different tonight. Calm, warm, and for once… not stressful. I could hear him chatting briefly with the delivery person at the door, then the delicious aroma of fried chicken began wafting in as he came back inside.“Fried chicken is here,” he exclaimed, lifting a clear bag with two large boxes and several packets of rice. “And don’t worry, no pizza.”“Good,” I teased. “You stil

Sabrina's POV We finished the chores quickly, and each time Charlie did something right, I praised him. “You’re amazing, buddy! I’m proud of you!”After the kitchen was clean and all the little tasks were done, we moved to the living room. I spread out the play mat, and Charlie immediately grabbed the colorful blocks from their box. He started stacking them enthusiastically, creating a tall building that he called the “castle of Daddy, Mommy, and Charlie.”“We live here,” he said, pointing to the center of the structure.“Wow, that’s a big house. Is there a special room for dinosaurs too?” I teased.“Of course!” he said, then picked up a large green block. “This is the T-Rex’s cage!”I laughed at his incredible imagination. “Cool! So, we have to be careful so the T-Rex doesn’t get out and disturb us, right?”Charlie nodded seriously. “Yes, Mommy. We have to keep this castle safe!”He continued stacking blocks while