Semua Bab Forgotten Wife: My Ex-Husband Regrets It After I Left: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Sienna's POV I nodded, trying to absorb everything he said. A wave of shame crept in, realizing how careless I had been with my own body.“So I really have to change my habits, right?” I muttered, half to myself.The doctor gave a faint smile. “Exactly. Think of it as an alarm. Your body is asking for attention. If you care about yourself and the people who care about you take care of your health.”Those words sank deeper than I expected. The people who care about me. For a brief moment, Noah’s face crossed my mind, followed by the image of Liam, who had been by my side all these past days.I looked back at the doctor, hesitating before asking again, “If I feel tired later, is that normal, Doctor? I mean, even after I recover, will my body still feel weak for a while?”“Completely normal,” he replied. “You’ll need time to regain your strength. Don’t rush back into full activity. Rest well, give your body time to adjust. The first two weeks after discharge a

Liam’s POV I helped pick out a few more sets of clothes, making sure to pack a thick jacket since the hospital air conditioning was usually cold. “We should bring pajamas too, so you can sleep well tonight,” I said as I folded them neatly. Noah nodded, then tossed one of his small toys into the bag. “So Mommy won’t get bored,” he added innocently.For a moment, I froze, warmth spreading through my chest. This little boy was already thinking of ways to cheer up his mother. Sienna probably didn’t realize just how deep Noah’s love for her ran. Maybe I hadn’t really shown Sienna myself that I still cared at least as the father of our child.“Noah,” I called softly, making him pause in the middle of packing. “Mommy is already much better. She might even be allowed to come home tomorrow. So don’t worry too much, okay?” He nodded, though I could still see the trace of worry in his eyes. I patted his shoulder, giving him a reassuring smile.Once everything was packed, I mad

Sienna’s POV I turned my eyes back to Noah. His little hands were busy adjusting his toy on my lap, as if the toy, too, wanted to cheer me on. He shifted closer, then looked at me intently, as though making sure I truly was all right. That gaze was so honest it stripped me bare of every pretense.The afternoon air slipped through the gap in the curtains, carrying a faint scent from the hospital garden, mingling with the fragrance of the purple roses on the table. Together, they created a different atmosphere: no longer cold, no longer frightening. The room was now filled with signs of life, of love. I could feel it in every corner.Noah swung his small legs back and forth, waiting for something perhaps for me to open the cake, perhaps for some reaction. I didn’t move right away. I just wanted to savor this moment, to absorb every detail so it wouldn’t vanish too quickly. Because I knew, I couldn’t always hold on to time together. There were days when busyness kept us ap

Sienna’s POV I splashed cold water on my face. The sensation refreshed my eyes, as if washing away the last traces of sleep. I tidied my messy hair and changed out of the patient’s gown into something neater. It felt good to see my reflection in the mirror without the drained expression I had worn just days ago.I stood still for a moment, gazing at the reflection. The paleness was still there, but not as sharp as when I first entered the hospital. The dark circles under my eyes had begun to fade, though not completely gone. A faint flush of pink had returned to my cheeks, perhaps from the cold water touching my skin.My hand traced along my jawline, then moved down to my stomach. The surgical wound that had once made every movement painful no longer hurt as much. I took a deep breath, trying to accept the reality that my body was healing, and I needed to be patient.I straightened the collar of my clothes, making sure it wasn’t too loose. For a moment, it felt as t

Sienna’s POV Noah immediately cheered in delight. “Yeay! Mommy’s staying with us!” He hopped up and quickly grabbed my hand, pulling me toward the house.I couldn’t stop a small smile from appearing at his excitement. That warmth seeped into my chest again, a feeling I hadn’t had in a long time.Liam gave a faint smile, then opened the door. “Welcome home, Sienna.”I stepped inside with mixed feelings. There was still a part of me that wanted to keep my distance, but there was also another part slowly melting, because of Liam, because of Noah, and maybe because my heart was too tired of being alone.I stood frozen in front of that bedroom door. The room that had once been mine, a place full of memories, and also of wounds. When I pushed it open slowly, a gentle scent of cleaner greeted me, no longer the stale air I had imagined. White curtains hung neatly, the afternoon light spilling in to reveal a room kept tidy as though untouched by anyone.I stepped ins