Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur) novel Chapter 30

Chapter 29 A Cruel Reminder 

The warm–toned room felt like a soft embrace, with Julius curled up in Sarah’s arms. His tiny hand was tightly gripping hers, his feverish face flushed, his little brow drawn in discomfort. 

Sarah gently stroked his back, occasionally checking his forehead to see if his temperature had gone down. 

Arthur sat nearby, his usual icy demeanor softened with concern as he watched his 

son. 

“Mom…” 

Julius‘ weak, hoarse voice broke the silence, his call barely a whisper. 

Sarah held him close, her voice soothing. “It’s okay, Julius. You’ll be feeling better soon.” 

Charlotte stood frozen at the door, her fingers gripping the doorframe as if it might anchor her. 

Her heart felt as if it were being torn apart, every stab of pain a reminder of how much they had all moved on without her. 

Tears stung her eyes, but she quickly blinked them away, forcing herself to stay calm. 

She had always known it would end up like this. 

Arthur loved Sarah deeply, and Julius 

wanted nothing more than to call Sarah Mom. 

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Coming here had been nothing but a cruel reminder of what she had lost. 

Her gaze shifted from Julius‘ pained face to Arthur, whose eyes flickered between his son and Sarah. 

His 

gaze softened whenever it lingered on Sarah, and Charlotte couldn’t help but feel a sharp pang in her chest. 

It was as if she had been slapped, every part of her aching. 

She forced herself to speak, taking a slow breath. “It looks like he’s fine now… I’ll just leave.” 

Seeing this scene only made her more 

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determined to pretend she’d forgotten them, to walk away and never look back. 

She couldn’t help but wonder why she hadn’t truly forgotten them. 

If she had, maybe this pain wouldn’t be so unbearable. 

The room fell silent as everyone turned to look at her. 

Sarah’s face paled, and she quickly tried to explain. “Mrs. Harrison, it’s not what you think. Let me explain.” 

Charlotte blinked, her clear eyes filled with confusion. “Explain what?” 

“I…” Sarah hesitated, then awkwardly said, “I came to bring something to Mrs. Jennifer Harrison. She said Julius had a 

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fever, so I came to check on him. I thought holding him might make him feel more comfortable… Mrs. Harrison, please don’t be angry. I never meant to take your place.” 

Charlotte smiled faintly. “I’m not upset. You’ve been taking great care of him. If that’s all, I’ll be going now.” 

Without another word, she turned to leave, not sparing Arthur a single glance. 

Sarah’s eyes glinted with satisfaction, but Arthur suddenly stood up, walking out quickly. 

Sarah was taken aback. “Arthur, aren’t you going to stay with Julius?” 

Arthur’s voice was tight with frustration. “You’re here. That’s enough.” 

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His irritation grew, especially at the sight of Charlotte’s indifference. It only made him more upset. 

“Is she really just going to walk away like this? Not even check on Julius, the son she used to adore?” The thought deepened his scowl. 

Charlotte descended the stairs, giving Robert a brief smile before hurrying out of the villa. 

She needed to leave quickly. If she stayed any longer, she might break. 

Suddenly, a gust of wind swept by, and she felt a firm grip tighten around her wrist, stopping her in her tracks. 

“Charlotte.” 

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Chapter 29 A Cruel Reminder 

Arthur’s grip was unrelenting as he turned her to face him, his gaze colder than ever. 

“Aren’t you going to check on Julius?“

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Charlotte had no idea what Arthur was trying to do. 

His beloved was right here, yet he was chasing after her. 

Charlotte’s fingers trembled slightly as emotions swirled in her chest. She could feel the weight of the act she was putting on, and it was getting harder to maintain the facade. 

But just then, a cool night breeze swept through, scattering the chaos inside her and bringing some clarity to her thoughts. 

She blinked innocently, offering him a casual shrug. “I already checked on him.” 

Her expression was as indifferent as ever, her eyes showing no hint of concern for Julius at all. 

Arthur didn’t like the version of Charlotte, who had lost her memory. 

His grip on her wrist tightened, his hand almost trembling with the force. His gaze, sharp and unwavering, fixed on her. “He’s still burning up.” 

Charlotte nodded, her voice smooth and disinterested. “Just give him some medicine and keep an eye on him. If it doesn’t help, take him to the hospital. He’s still so young. You don’t want him to end up with brain damage from this fever.” 

Her words were calm, almost detached. 

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Arthur’s grip tightened even further, and she winced, a sharp breath escaping her lips as she tried to pull away. “Arthur, what the hell are you doing? You’re hurting me!” 

Arthur sneered, “You know what pain is? I thought you didn’t have a heart.” 

The words cut deep, and Charlotte’s chest tightened painfully. She lowered her 

eyes, blinking rapidly to hold back the wave of emotion threatening to spill over. “Arthur, that’s a cruel thing to say. Of course, I have a heart. It’s just that I treat people the way they treat me.” 

She had given him five years of her heart, but now she was taking it back. They didn’t deserve it anymore. 

The sudden ache in Arthur’s chest was 

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almost overwhelming. His emotions boiled inside him, a mix of pain, frustration, and helplessness. 

She no longer seemed to care for him. 

Even her son, the child she had once cherished, seemed to have faded from her heart. 

Arthur couldn’t stand the thought.