Chapter 433
“Hello, Mr. Wall,” Breck greeted respectfully.
“Is Averi asleep?”
“Yes, Mr. Wall.”
“All right. Listen, I need you to go to the hospital tomorrow.” Noah’s tone was firm as he gave his instructions.
When he finally hung up, there was determination in his eyes.
As long as Averi wanted to stay with him, Sadie had no choice but to stick around as well.
Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains of the hospital room as a new day began.
The door opened softly, and a middle-aged man in a neatly pressed suit walked in. It was Breck.
Sadie blinked at him in surprise. The air in the room immediately grew tense, and she herself felt like a tightly wound spring.
Sadie stood up and asked politely,
“Is there something Mr. Wall wishes to convey?”
Breck gave her a slight, respectful bow.
“Mr. Wall has asked me to bring you to Wall Group. Averi misses you, Mrs. Wall.”
“The Wall Group?” Sadie echoed, her brows furrowed in confusion.
“Yes,” Breck replied. “Mr. Wall took Averi to the company.”noveldrama
Sadie felt her heart sink and a chill run down her spine.
Noah had taken Averi to the company?
What was that damn man up to now?
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Sadie pressed her lips into a thin line, her mind racing.
She didn’t want to see Noah—that much hadn’t changed. But his sudden attention on Averi left her feeling a mix of confusion and apprehension.
She kept wondering what could possibly be going on.
Taking a deep breath to steady herself, she looked at Breck.
“Mrs. Wall, please,” Breck prompted, his tone as respectful as ever.
Sadie glanced at Laura one more time, then finally nodded.
As things stood, she would have to see Noah to understand his intentions, whether she wanted to or not.
Leaning over, she whispered to her grandmother,
“I’ll be back soon, Grandma.”
Then she followed Breck out of the hospital room.
Less than an hour later, Sadie stepped out of the elevator onto the top floor of the Wall Group building. She followed Breck and entered a striking reception area located just outside the CEO’s office.
The city skyline was visible through towering glass walls, and the décor was simple yet elegant. It reminded her of a five-star hotel.
“Please wait a moment, Mrs. Wall,” Breck said before knocking on the CEO’s office door.
“Come in,” came a deep, familiar voice from inside.
Breck opened the door and stepped aside, gesturing for Sadie to enter.
She stepped into the office—and froze.
The furniture in Noah’s spacious office had all been pushed aside. In the center of the carpeted floor was a massive pile of toys—cars, robots, building blocks, even plush animals. The colorful collection was spread out chaotically.
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