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    Back in her room, she noted thete hour.


    Noah had yet toe home.


    Worry crept in as she pondered if he was dyed by work.


    She picked up her phone to call him but hesitated and set it back down.


    Instead, she sat on the bed in silence, waiting.


    Time slipped by until she heard footsteps outside.


    Her heart quickened—Noah was home.


    Downstairs, Noah entered, bringing with him a faint smell of alcohol and visible weariness.


    He paused upon seeing the dishesid out.


    Sitting at the dining table, he began to eat.


    “Not bad. After all, you do have a heart,” he remarked, his smile teasing.


    The next morning, Sadie awoke early.


    After freshening up, she donned a smart business suit and applied light makeup, her appearance now refreshed and energetic. She proceeded to Averi’s room and gently pushed the door open. Averi was sound asleep, his small form curled under the nket like a little angel.


    A gentle smile crossed Sadie’s face as she approached the bed and softly stroked her son’s hair.


    “Rise and shine, my love.”


    Averi rubbed his eyes and opened them sleepily. When he saw Sadie, his face lit up with a sweet smile.


    “Good morning, Mommy!”


    “Good morning. Come on, get up! Mommy will take you to breakfast.” She lifted him from the bed, helped him get dressed, and they went downstairs.


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    Breck had prepared breakfast.


    “Good morning, Mrs. Wall, Averi. Breakfast is ready,” he said with respect.


    “Thank you, Breck.” Sadie nodded and settled at the table with Averi on herp.


    She served him a bowl of fruit cereal along with some of his favorite dishes.


    “Sweetheart, eat slowly. Don’t choke,” she cautioned.


    “Okay!” Averi responded, beginning to eat his breakfast earnestly.


    Watching her son’s delightful manners warmed Sadie’s heart. During breakfast, she engaged him in conversation about his kindergarten.


    Averi excitedly recounted all the fun and interesting events from school.


    Sadie listened attentively, responding asionally; their exchange was warm and affectionate.


    After breakfast, she dropped Averi off at kindergarten.


    She watched him enter the gates, then turned to leave, heading to her studio.


    Driving down the road, Sadie felt conflicted.


    Samuel’s revtions about Noah the previous day had unsettled her emotions.


    Uncertain about how to face Noah or whaty ahead, Sadie resolved to focus on her work for the time being.


    Her responsibilities awaited her.


    Upon arriving, Sadie noted the studio’s transformation after urgent renovations.


    It was now spacious, bright, and stylishly modern.


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