Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

Mommy, when is the entrance ceremony? Colbys voice was tinged with both hope and anxiety.

Three days from now, Lucinda replied.

Three days wasnt enough for Colby.

With his fragile health, the clock ticked ominously-returning to normal seemed a daunting challenge.

And the thought of rambunctious children colliding with him filled Lucinda with dread; the consequences could be unimaginable.

Just then, Aldric entered the room, holding Colbys examination results.

He turned to Nathan, his tone serious.

Nathan, Colby is on the mend, but remember: no strenuous activities or overexertion.

His heart simply cant handle it.

Colbys congenital heart disease, worsened by viral complications, painted a stark picture of his reality. The door to the ward was slightly ajar, and Kyson happened to be visiting.

Upon hearing Aldrics warning, a wave of guilt washed over him.

Understood, Nathan replied, his voice steady but filled with concern.

As Aldric stepped out, he spotted Kyson lingering outside.

Mr.

Shaw, Aldric acknowledged with a nod before leaving.

Kyson entered the ward slowly, the atmosphere thick with unspoken words.

In the past, Destinee would have darted toward him, full of energy, but today, perhaps sensing her brothers distress, she remained by Colbys side, quiet and still.

When Destinee noticed Kyson, her expression remained blank, exuding no emotion.

The two adults in the ward looked even colder.

Lucinda, Mr.noveldrama

Payne.

Lucindas heart sank at the sight of her sons troubled face, and she struggled to muster any warmth.

Nathan, sensing the tension, finally offered a curt nod in Kysons direction.

Turning his attention to Colby, Kyson spoke softly.

Colby, how are you feeling? If you need anything, just let me know.

Its none of your business.

Get out.

I dont want to see you. Colbys reply was sharp.

The rejection stung, and Kyson bit back his frustration, forcing a smile.

Okay, Colby.

Just dont be upset.

He turned, leaving the ward with a heavy heart.

Earlier, he had overheard the family discussing the two childrens impending start at primary school.

The thought gnawed at him-if Colby couldnt attend because of his health, Kyson feared he might never find forgiveness.

He glanced back at the closed door, a sigh escaping his lips as he walked away.

After Kyson departed, a thick gloom settled over the ward.

Even the usually spirited Destinee was subdued, sitting quietly beside her brother.