All Chapters of Rebirth of the Betrayed Wife: The Love He Regretted Too Late: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

NyssaI stepped out of Jada’s ward after my afternoon consultation, pulling the door gently shut behind me.Jada’s behavioral chart was still far from where I wanted it to be. We had made a few adjustments to her treatment plan, but there was still a long road ahead. Her responses would need to be monitored closely before I could determine what to change next.I let out a tired sigh and glanced at the time on my phone. I had spent nearly my entire afternoon at New York City Hospital, treating the girl that Dr. Brian had referred to me.My stomach suddenly grumbled. Only then did I realize that I hadn’t eaten anything since morning. Between Benjamin’s recovery, my consultation with Jada, and the work that had piled up, lunch had been the last thing on my mind.I decided to stop by the cafeteria for something quick before heading to Dr. Brian’s office. There were a few things I wanted to discuss with him, especially some of the discoveries I had made regarding Jada’s medical issues.The

NyssaThe next appointment with Hazel came sooner than I expected. Yet somehow, the moment I stepped into the room, it felt as though too much time had passed.Hazel sat exactly where she had during our last session, tucked into the corner of the couch with her pink plush toy held tightly against her chest. She looked smaller today. Her shoulders were drawn inward, her head slightly lowered, and her eyes remained fixed on the floor.My heart sank.I had been hoping for something different. After everything that happened during our previous appointment, I had allowed myself to believe that we were finally making progress. I'd even hoped this next appointment would be better. Instead, one look at her now made that small hope begin to fade.“Hi, Hazel.”Her fingers tightened together as she looked up briefly and gave a small nod.I forced myself to smile, even though the sight of her withdrawal hurt more than I wanted to admit.“I'm glad you came back.”Nothing.Her eyes remained lowere

KieranA few days had passed since I returned home. My body was recovering faster than expected, and with each passing day, I found myself spending more time at the office.Today, I decided to go to the hospital to visit Benjamin.Nyssa had told me that he was recovering well, but I hadn't seen the boy since the donation. Part of me had deliberately kept my distance because I didn't want to complicate things for Nyssa.Still, despite everything that had happened between Nyssa and me, I couldn't deny that I wanted to see Benjamin.After finishing an early meeting, I decided to go to NorthCrest Hospital, where Benjamin was still recuperating.Before leaving the office, I stopped at a nearby store and picked out a few things for him. When Tyler saw the bag of toys I had bought in my hands, he gave me a brief look but wisely said nothing.The drive to the hospital was quiet. When we arrived, I turned toward Tyler."Wait here."Stepping into the hospital, I headed straight to the reception

Nyssa“Good. Let’s move on to the next patient.”I reached for my pen as Gideon opened the next file.“Our next patient is Daniel Moore, ten years old. His mother brought him in last week because of frequent angry outbursts at home and school. His teacher says he gets frustrated easily, argues with classmates, and sometimes walks out of the classroom without permission.”He glanced through the notes before continuing.“According to his mother, the behavior started about four months ago. He's also been having trouble sleeping and concentrating in class.”“Has anything changed at home recently?” Jason asked.“His parents separated around the same time. His father moved out, and Daniel keeps asking when he's coming back.”I leaned forward slightly. “Did he talk about the separation during his session?”“He got irritated when I asked about his father and said he didn’t want to talk about him. I didn’t push it.”“That was probably the right decision,” I said. “We should give him time to ta

KieranI opened the car door and held out my hand to Hazel.“Careful, Firefly.” She reached for me, and I gently helped her down onto the pavement. “Ready to go inside?”Hazel gave a small nod.“Good girl.”I took her hand and led her toward the clinic.This was my first time bringing her here for an appointment myself. Usually, Serena handled the arrangements, but I wanted to be there today. I wanted to see how Hazel was doing with my own eyes, and more importantly, I wanted to understand what I could do more to help her.The receptionist greeted us as soon as we entered. After confirming our appointment, she led us down the hallway toward the consultation room.“Please wait here, Sir,” she said. “I’ll let Dr. Gale know you’re here.”“Thank you.”The room was quiet and comfortably arranged, with a table, a few chairs, and shelves filled with toys and picture books.Hazel glanced around briefly before making her way to a chair near the small table and climbing onto it. I took the seat