All Chapters of Rebirth of the Betrayed Wife: The Love He Regretted Too Late: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Serena“Excuse me, could you bring another round for us?” I lifted my glass slightly toward the waiter standing a few feet away. “And make it the same as what we’ve been having.”The waiter immediately nodded with a polite smile. “Of course, ma’am.”He collected the empty glasses from the table and walked away.Pamela leaned back in her chair, a wide smile spreading across her face as she raised her own glass.“Well, since we’re getting another round, I think it’s only appropriate that we toast to the woman of the evening.”Jackie laughed. “Again?”“Why not?” Pamela shot back, already lifting her glass higher. “Some people deserve to be reminded just how lucky they are.”Lara joined in with a laugh, raising her glass as well.“To Serena,” Pamela announced. “To having the most coveted man in the city all to yourself.”The three of them laughed, their glasses clinking together. A smile automatica

Nyssa“I’m on my way, Dr. Brian.”I ended the call and tossed my phone on the passenger seat before starting the car. I pulled out onto the road, heading toward New York City Hospital.Honestly, if Dr. Brian hadn't pleaded with me so much, I wouldn't have left Benjamin at this point in his recovery.My son had been doing well, but I still couldn't bring myself to stay away from him for too long. After everything he had been through, every little change in his condition made me want to be there myself.Still, Dr. Brian was Benjamin's old doctor.He had been there before I took Benjamin to this new hospital, and I trusted his judgment. He had sounded unusually serious over the phone when he explained that he needed my attention regarding a child whose case had left several doctors uncertain about what to do next.That was the only reason I had agreed to come.I glanced at the time on the dashboard as I drove.Hopefully, it wouldn't take too long.When I finally arrived at New York City

Kieran“Kieran.”Serena walked toward us.The moment her eyes landed on me, her expression brightened. She quickened her steps, and before I could say anything, she slipped her arm through mine and held onto it tightly.I stiffened slightly at the sudden contact. Her smile was warm as she looked at Nyssa.“Nyssa.” Her gaze moved between the two of us. “What are you doing here? Did you come to see Kieran?”Nyssa's expression remained calm, though I noticed the slight hesitation in her eyes. She glanced briefly at the arm Serena had wrapped around mine before looking back at me.“I was just about to leave. Take care of yourself, Kieran.”I nodded. “Thank you.”She gave me one last look before turning around and walking away without acknowledging Serena.My eyes followed her for a moment. Only when she disappeared down the corridor did I finally look down at Serena's hand still wrapped tightly around my arm.Without saying anything, I gently detached myself from her grip.Serena looked

NyssaI decided to call Kieran.The phone barely rang once before he answered.“Nyssa?”“Kieran…” I hesitated for a moment. “How are you doing?”There was a brief silence. “I'm fine. What's wrong?”“It's Hazel. Serena dropped her off at my clinic, but she hasn't returned to pick her up. Her appointment is already over, and she's been gone for about forty-five minutes.”There was no immediate response.“Kieran?”Still nothing. For a second, I wondered if the call had disconnected.Then I heard heavy breathing over the phone… He was still there. His breathing was slow but strained, like he was trying to control something.Finally, his voice came through.“I'll handle it,” he said coldly and hung up.I stared at the phone screen… What did that even mean?In less than ten minutes, I suddenly heard a frantic knock on my office door. Before I could respond, it opened, and Serena stormed inside.Her eyes immediately found mine. And if looks could kill, I probably wouldn't have survived the f

Nyssa “What happened?” “The surgery was successful.” A faint smile appeared on his face. “Cecelia survived, and so did the baby.” A breath I hadn't realized I was holding escaped me. For a moment, I felt relieved… until Jason continued. “But then the family eventually discovered that Cecelia had received blood, and they were furious. They demanded answers, threatened to sue the hospital, and accused the doctors of violating their religious beliefs. The director was under enormous pressure, and suddenly everyone needed someone to blame… me.” “I had pushed for the emergency transfusion. I had gone against the director's wishes when he wanted us to wait. On paper, that made me the easiest person to hold responsible.” “But you saved her.” “Everyone knew that.” His voice was strangely calm. “But knowing that doesn't always protect you when people are looking for someone to blame.” I stared at him. “What did you do?” “I told them everything.” His eyes became distant again. “I told t