Semua Bab Forgotten Wife: My Ex-Husband Regrets It After I Left: Bab 311 - Bab 320

Liam's POV As the car came to a stop at the airport drop-off area, I took a long breath before opening the door. There was still a trace of warmth lingering from the brief embrace with Sienna and Noah before I left that morning. Something inside me felt heavy about leaving home today, for reasons I couldn’t quite explain. Maybe because things lately have felt different. More alive, warmer. Harder to walk away from.The moment my feet touched the airport floor, I spotted Viola, my secretary, standing neatly with a tablet in her hand. Her hair was tied into a bun, her black blazer as immaculate as ever.“Good morning, Sir,” she greeted me with a slight bow.I nodded. “Shall we head straight in?”“I’ve taken care of everything. Boarding will begin shortly.”We walked side by side through the security check, entering the priority lane as usual. Everything went smoothly, without any real obstacles. Yet my mind was anything but calm. With every step away from

Liam's POV I relaxed my shoulders, allowing myself to accept that simple truth. Whatever awaited me in the destination city, I would face it as I always did with a cool head and decisive choices.When the plane landed and the wheels touched the runway, I opened my eyes and drew a slow breath. The two-hour flight felt longer than it should have. As soon as the aircraft door opened, Viola and I disembarked with the rest of the passengers. The moment I stepped into the terminal, my phone vibrated several times, emails, meeting notifications, messages from the central team. I ignored them for now. It was still too early to let my head fill with all that.We walked toward the pickup area. The air in this city felt different, warmer, busier. I looked around, searching for the company driver who was usually already on standby. But the person standing not far from us was someone I hadn’t expected to see here.Daniel.Our marketing manager. Someone who sho

Liam's POV “We talked about it back then,” I said. “Over and over. And it always ended the same way.”She shook her head slowly. “No. Back then, you left without really listening to me.”I let out a humorless laugh. “I left because I finally listened.”Silence slipped in between us. Emily studied me, her eyes narrowing slightly, as if searching for a crack. I knew that look was the one that used to make me waver.“I heard you got married,” she said at last, as if it were casual. “You have a child too.”My jaw tightened. “That’s none of your business.”“Is she pretty?” Emily asked quickly. Too quickly.“That’s enough,” I cut in. “I’m not discussing my family with you.”Emily smiled, but this time it didn’t reach her eyes. “You’ve always been protective about that. Even back then.”I restrained myself from reacting. “If you don’t have a clear professional reason to be here, please leave.”She stepped closer again, then stopped right in fron

Sienna's POV There was something in Liam’s voice earlier that felt different. Not something obvious, not like he was lying, but a small pause, as if he were holding something back. His tone had been softer, more careful. Usually, when he was out of town for work, Liam would talk lightly, even tease a little to keep me from worrying. But just now he hadn’t.I stared at the phone screen I had just turned off, still holding it longer than I should have. There was a strange sensation prickling at the back of my mind, an unfamiliar feeling I didn’t want to acknowledge. Maybe it was because I’d seen Emily try to wedge herself into our lives too many times lately, so even a small change in Liam’s voice sent my thoughts racing.But I shook my head quickly.No. I couldn’t do that. I had promised Liam and myself to trust him. If I started suspecting him without reason, I’d be destroying the sense of safety we’d fought so hard to build.I exhaled, pressing the phone to m

Sienna's POV My eyes closed and opened a few times. I was half asleep, half awake, listening to the house breathe in its own way. There was the soft creak of wood, maybe from the change in temperature. The sound of wind slipping through a window gap, gently stirring the curtain. All the little things I usually didn’t notice now felt like companions keeping me company.My thoughts drifted to tomorrow’s plans. Taking Noah to school, making sure his lunch wasn’t forgotten. Finding time to write a page or two no need for perfection, just honesty. Maybe brewing some afternoon tea and sitting by the window, rereading old notes. Simple things that made a day feel whole.I smiled softly, then yawned. The exhaustion truly arrived now, closing off any space for worry. I let myself sink deeper into the sofa, feeling my weight fully supported. There was a quiet sense of safety, not loud, not dramatic, just the certainty that tonight I wasn’t alone, even though Liam was far away.