Todos los capítulos de Five Years After Divorce, My Ex-Husband Wants Me Again: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 5

NORAI stood in the corridor of Mercy General, and I was soaked to the bone. My hair was plastered to my face, and every time I moved, my shoes made a heavy sound on the floor. The nurse who called me was waiting at the ICU doors. She looked at my wet clothes, then at my face, but she didn't say anything about the rain. She just opened the doors for me. Some kindness is silence."Miss Nora, she refused to let us call you for weeks," the nurse whispered as we walked. "She said you were carrying something heavy. She said you would come when you put it down. We were not to make you choose."She called me Miss Nora. Not Mrs. Sinclair. The staff here had known me for four years as Helena’s girl. To them, I was the woman who showed up every week with magazines and stories, not the wife of a billionaire. I had a whole life in those hallways that Charlie never even bothered to imagine.Inside the room, Helena looked tiny. She was smaller than I had ever seen her, almost swallowed by the white

THIRD POVCharlie was awake at five-forty in the morning. He sat on the edge of the bed and watched Nora sleep. The storm that had rattled the windows all night had finally passed. The power was back on, casting a soft, artificial glow over the room. The sheet was pulled around her shoulders, and her hair was scattered across the pillow.He had not seen her face this close in three years.He hadn’t meant for it to happen. He had gone down the back staircase looking for a bottle of something to dull the edge of the night. He had met her on the stairs instead. In the dark, she had said his name in a voice he had not heard since she was sixteen years old. Something inside him that he had spent three years standing on top of with both feet had moved under him in the dark.He had looked at her in the candlelight and remembered that he had known her his entire life. He had known her before he knew Celeste. He had known her before he owed anyone anything. There had been a girl in a white d