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    The doctor gave a gentle nod, his expression softening with empathy before he turned away.


    Momentster, the doors parted again. Therey Averi, serene and still on the bed, hisplexion pallid yet peaceful.


    Sadie approached, her steps tentative, and tenderly enveloped his small hand in hers. The familiar warmth spread a quiet assurance through her veins.


    Thank goodness, he was safe.


    Meanwhile, at Wall Group, the quiet office was disrupted by a sudden knock at the door.


    “Come in,” Noah called out in a steady tone.


    Samuel entered, closing the door gently behind him and approaching Noah with a deferential air. “Sir, I’m pleased to report that Miss Hudson’s son’s surgery was sessful.”


    Noah turned around to face Samuel, his eyes fixed on him with an unreadable expression.


    He nodded curtly, his lips forming a tight line, and remained silent. Samuel averted his eyes, masking the bewilderment that flickered across his face.


    Noah’s way of treating Sadie was a mystery Samuel couldn’t figure out. He had acted like he didn’t care, yet he had quietly made sure her child received the donation.


    Noah strode to his desk and snatched up a document, flipping through it. “Anything else?” he asked, his voice t.


    Samuel paused, gathering his courage. “Sir, regarding Kairi…”


    “Make sure I never have to see her again,” Noah ordered, his voice cutting.


    Bowing his head, Samuel responded, “Understood, sir.”


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    “Wait.”


    As Samuel reached the door, Noah’s voice stopped him dead in his tracks.


    Pivoting in surprise, Samuel found Noah with his brows knitted in deep thought.


    “Sir, may I assist you with anything else?” Samuel inquired, his toneced with respect.


    Noah turned around and walked over to the floor-to-ceiling window, his back to Samuel. His voice floated over, cold and detached. “Do another thing for me.”


    A chill crept up Samuel’s spine—Noah’s icy tone was a harbinger of upheaval.


    “What would you have me do, sir?” Samuel braced himself for themand.


    “Fire K.”


    The words struck Samuel like a physical blow, his eyes widening as he stared at Noah’s rigid back.


    K—Noah’s once beloved, who had swiftly ascended to a position in the legal department upon her return from abroad. And now… Doubt clouded his thoughts. Hesitating, he ventured, “Sir, just to be clear… you want me to fire Miss Wade?”


    Without turning, Noah confirmed firmly, “Indeed. Take care of it now.”


    Samuel bit his lip, stifling further questions. Despite his bewilderment, he knew better than to challenge the order.


    With that, he bowed slightly and made his quiet departure from the office.


    Meanwhile, K was humming to herself in her kitchen, unaware of the storm brewing.


    As steam filled the kitchen, the sudden vibration of K’s phone sliced through the mist.


    Casually drying her hands, K reached for the phone. Her heart sank as she read the termination email from Wall Group’s HR department. The message was brief and cold, informing her that she was fired, effective immediately.


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