All Chapters of The Cold Ex-Husband Kneels For Love Again : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Noa didn't wait for anyone to say anything. Without turning around, she forced her way through the throng and rushed out of the VIP room. She used to believe that they should at least feel that they owed her something after everything that transpired four years ago, including taking the fall and going to jail for Mya. She shouldn't be treated like trash by them. However, she was mistaken. They believed that she, not Mya, was the one who killed Mona four years prior. It was all her fault. Czar was another. She believed that she was still Mrs. Holland, the mother of his children, despite the lack of love between them. If only to keep his face intact, he would at least defend her a little. However, he merely stood there like a statue while she was repeatedly humiliated and slapped multiple times. She saw his silence as a betrayal, even if he may have believed that doing nothing was gracious. Mya had always had his heart. There was no room for her. Not even a ti

Noa was reluctant to discuss Mya with Czar. Fortunately, they arrived at the hospital before the conversation could continue. She leaped out of the automobile as soon as it came to a halt and hurried to the ER. The butler for Heidi, Kieran, stood at the entrance and bowed. "Mr. and Mrs. Holland." Czar gave a nod. "How's Grandma doing?" "The doctor hasn't come out yet." Noa left them. She crossed the corridor and leaned against the wall, gazing at the red light above the ER door. Her anxiety increased with the length of the wait. She felt extremely cold as the nighttime breeze blew through the hallway. She bit her lip and gave herself a tight hug while remaining silent. Czar was going to give her his jacket when the door opened and the light went out. The physician emerged. "We have stabilized her, Mr. Holland, but her condition remains precarious. For the time being, she must avoid any tension.” Czar gave a nod. "Okay. Thanks.” At last, Noa let out a sigh of relief and turne

Gia reminded Noa to have dinner before returning to work late that evening after she dropped by with new clothes. Heidi grinned. "Was that your friend, Noa?" "She is, indeed, my closest buddy," Noa responded. "She looks beautiful. She handled things as if she were family when I saw her at your grandmother's burial. You have a talent for making wonderful friends." Noa hesitated. "My grandmother's funeral... the Streep family didn't handle it?" Heidi shook her head. "No, they weren't present at all during your grandmother's hospital stay. They weren't in this city because they had traveled overseas for Zoya’s medical care. Only the day following the funeral did they return." It wasn't really startling. They hadn't even contributed a dollar to the hospital when they almost put Rosalind in the emergency room eighteen years prior. For individuals such as themselves, family devotion was merely a hassle that they decided to overlook. She would never really co

"Noa dear, I know you're eager to get back to your fashion design, but Czar mentioned your hand's injured and needs surgery," Heidi said, getting everyone up early and suggesting Noa accompany Czar to drop Eli off at school before Czar headed to the office. “Don't put too much pressure on yourself.” Heidi put a bag of packed sandwiches on the table and said, "Just relax until the surgery. You'll accompany Czar to the workplace today; think of it as an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the enterprise. I've prepared lunch for you both. Make sure you consume it and return home together tonight." Noa didn't want to let Heidi down, even though she could see right through her scheme to push her in the direction of Czar. She nodded, forcing a smile. "Sure, Grandma." Where she went after leaving the house was entirely up to her. She went out with Czar and his son after breakfast. They went to Skymit Group after leaving Eli off. "What time do you end work, Czar? Before you go, just

Noa flailed even while she slept, pulling at Czar’s tie until he nearly suffocated. Unusually composed, Czar simply took her hand and softly held it. "Simple. Act morally.” Perhaps she heard him, for she suddenly became motionless, lying silently in his arms with her hand imprisoned in his. Her fever quickly increased. He seemed to be bearing fire against his chest by the time they got close to the estate. His eyebrows knitted. She must have visited her granny at Buddle Cemetery. But how had things turned out this way? Rainwater trickled off of them as Czar carried her inside the home. "Monica, dry clothing and warm towels. Now." Heidi was looking at a new painting in the sitting room when Czar barged in, carrying Noa and drenched. Beneath them, raindrops gathered and trailed across the marble floor. "Czar, what happened?" Heidi let go of the old canvas and ran after him. "How was Noa injured? Did the two of you fight? Or was Mya the reason behind this?” "Neither,"