My Ex husband Wants Me Back
Ella's world shatters when her first love, Richard Brown, files for divorce on their one-year wedding anniversary. Cast aside for a wealthy heiress, she is left heartbroken just because she wasn’t born into privilege.
Richard, a renowned billionaire, once promised Ella forever. But in his relentless pursuit of fame, he makes the ruthless decision to abandon their marriage. What he doesn’t know is that Ella is carrying his child.
Just when she feels lost and betrayed, an unexpected figure enters her life, offering solace and support. As she rebuilds herself, a shocking truth comes to light Ella is the long-lost heiress of one of the most powerful families in the country.
Now, the tables have turned. Richard regrets everything and wants her back. But after all the pain he caused, will Ella give him a second chance? And what secrets lie within the family she never knew?
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Chapter: TwelveThe mahogany desk in Richard’s office was clear, except for his phone lying flat in the center.It had been four days since he sent the text.Four days, ninety-six hours, and not a single response. No anger, no sharp rebuttal, no demand for an explanation. Nothing.He tapped the screen. The thread remained unchanged:Ella… I saw your interview. I know I'm the last person you want to hear from...It sat there, suspended in digital space, delivered but forever unread.Richard leaned back in his leather executive chair, looking out over the sprawling grid of the city below. From the top floor of Brown Enterprises, everything usually looked small, manageable, and within his control. Today, it just felt distant.His office door clicked open, and Marcus stepped in with a tablet tucked under his arm, looking visibly hesitant."Mr. Brown," Marcus started, keeping his voice carefully neutral. "The preliminary quarterly review for the downtown commercial sector is ready. Also... the press relea
Last Updated: 2026-09-28
Chapter: ElevenThe soft hum of the city outside the office window felt different tonight. For years, nighttime had brought an underlying sense of anxiety, the quiet moments when doubt usually crept in. But as Ella looked out at the scaffolding surrounding the orphanage, illuminated by the streetlights below, the silence felt peaceful. It felt like hers.Behind her, the phone screen lit up once more, casting a brief, pale glow against the wooden surface of the desk before fading back into dark glass.She didn't reach for it.Instead, Ella picked up the cardboard crown the children had carefully colored with gold crayon and set it neatly beside her notebook. She pulled a fresh pen from her drawer, opened a clean page, and began to map out the next stage of the renovation project: expanded classrooms, a proper computer lab, and a dedicated art room.There was a soft knock at the door frame."I saw the light on," Jessica said, leaning against the door with two fresh mugs of tea. She walked in and set on
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Chapter: TenThe next morning, sunlight streamed through the orphanage windows, golden and soft. But the world outside was no longer as gentle as it seemed.Ella sat at the dining room table, surrounded by blueprints, invoices, and a lengthy to-do list written in her sharp, looping handwriting. Contractors had already begun arriving. The sound of hammers and voices drifted in from outside as the children watched wide-eyed through the windows.For them, the chaos was thrilling.For Ella, it was real. Tangible.Her fingers brushed the edge of a blueprint as she whispered to herself, "It's happening."She didn't notice Jessica enter the room, her phone clutched tightly in one hand and her eyes wide with excitement."Ella—"Ella looked up. "What's wrong?"Jessica's voice was breathless. "You've been invited to The Morning Mirror."Ella blinked. "Wait... what?"Jessica nodded rapidly as she scrolled through the email. "It's the most-watched business segment in the country. They said the public is obses
Last Updated: 2026-09-14
Chapter: NineThe sun rose the next morning, casting long golden beams over the weathered rooftop of the orphanage. Dew shimmered on the grass like tiny jewels. In the backyard, children played with the carefree joy only innocence could bring, their laughter echoing through the walls like a hymn of hope.But inside the cramped office on the second floor, there was no laughter.Only focus. Only determination.Ella sat hunched over the cluttered desk, her fingers flying across the laptop keyboard. Her hair was twisted into a messy bun, and exhaustion lined her eyes, but her gaze remained sharp. She had been awake all night, surrounded by revised pitches, financial projections, and pages of handwritten notes.She couldn't afford to sleep. Not now.Not when everything was finally beginning to change.Jessica walked in carrying two steaming mugs of coffee. She paused at the door, watching her friend for a moment."You didn't sleep, did you?"Ella didn't look up. "No time for sleep," she murmured, her vo
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Chapter: EightThe corner of Julianna's lips curved into a slow, bitter smirk as she stared at Ella as though she were a stain that refused to disappear. Even the sound of Ella's breathing seemed to irritate her.If there were a word worse than hatred, Julianna would have used it.She stopped in front of Ella before lowering herself onto the pristine white couch in the middle of the lavish living room. Crossing her legs elegantly, she fixed Ella with a cold, unyielding stare."You think you can run off with the money my son gave to your pathetic mother?" Julianna asked, her voice dripping with contempt. "Hell no. That's not happening. Not in this lifetime."Ella slowly lifted her head. The pain in her chest flared, but the sorrow twisting inside her was beginning to harden into anger. She had endured enough from Richard and his family. Now, Julianna had dragged her mother into their bitter war."What was my mom doing here?" she asked, her voice low but trembling with restrained fury.Julianna raised
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Chapter: Chapter SevenElla took a deep breath before answering the call, forcing herself to sound normal."Hi, Mom."Her mother's soft voice came through the line. "Hey, dearie. Where are you?"The question pierced straight through Ella's already fragile heart. Her hands began to tremble, and her breath caught in her throat. She didn't know how to answer."Ella, are you hearing me?" her mother asked, concern creeping into her voice.Hearing her mother's warmth only made Ella's pain worse. Her body shook as silent sobs escaped her, tears streaming down her flushed cheeks. For a moment, she couldn't speak.Finally, she forced the words out. "Yes, Mom... I hear you. How are you doing?"Halsey chuckled softly. "Oh, my little bunny. Why are you asking when your husband just sent me some money?"Ella's heart lurched.Her husband.The word echoed in her mind. Had she heard correctly, or was her grief playing tricks on her?She straightened abruptly. "What did you just say? Which husband?"Her mother laughed light
Last Updated: 2026-09-13
Chapter: Chapter 164AvaThe map room hadn't changed. That was the first thing that struck me as I entered the room. The iron cabinet stood against the far wall. The old maps were pinned up as they always had been. The books still took up residence on the shelves. The table still bore the scars of past work. The little dents and scratches were all there, testament to a room that had seen its share of people trying to make sense of the world. Nothing had changed. And yet, everything had. The first time I stood in this room, I was afraid of what the future would bring. Now I sat at this table, with my daughter studying at one side. It was still hard to believe at times. Milrac sat across from me, scanning reports. I read through the latest archive updates. We said little, and yet, that was fine. There was an ease between us that had been forged over decades of knowing when to speak and when to let the silence stand. The room was not empty. It was peaceful. Outside, the Valley Creek continu
Last Updated: 2026-07-31
Chapter: Chapter 163AvaThe archive had never been this quiet. It was strange, considering there was more of a turnout than I'd ever seen before. The hall was packed with scholars standing beside students, council members at the front, and families gathered along the wall. Those who spent their lives debating minuscule details sat quietly, patiently even, as they waited for something far greater than their usual disputes. It was all very surreal, but the most surprising part was how quiet the archive was. Not empty and abandoned, but expectant, reverent even. As if whatever was about to happen was something these people understood and respected. I stood at the back of the hall, watching all the preparations take place, and the sight still stole my breath every time. This place, not so long ago, was a vault where information was hidden and forgotten. Where names were erased and rewritten so that certain facts were far harder to stumble upon by accident. Whatever this was, the archive's purpose was th
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Chapter: Chapter 162Milrac I used to believe that important events in my life would announce themselves. A battle. A decision. An action with lasting repercussions. Moments that forced people to act. That demanded careful consideration. That could change literally everything. But I learned with time, that most of life happened outside such moments. That they were only afterwards, often in their wake. That people lived and dealt with the aftermath of significant events in ways that were rarely important or powerful. That was the sort of realisation that made me gaze long into the distance as I walked along Valley Creek. The mountain had ceased to be a place of trials and tests. Not because it had grown weak, and easier to overcome. Because it had changed, because people had changed. They no longer struggled as they used to. Their lives, their existence, had transcended, evolved beyond merely surviving. And I wanted to see their life, to witness their victories and struggles that felt stra
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Chapter: Chapter 161Ava The mountain was waking up in autumn. It was slow. It always woke up in the valley; the first sounds of the day filtered up from the courtyards, the chattering of children clutching schoolbags to their chests as they trod between the buildings, the sound of voices rising and falling in conversation as families walked along with them. Researchers had already started their morning arguments somewhere in the depths of the archive before most people had even finished their breakfasts. Nothing new there. The clinic was opening for the day. The healers were double-checking their schedules, the patients were arriving, reports were being skimmed over during their patrols. Patrols were switching, taking their turns up and down the mountain paths. It was all the usual business, but the feel of it was different. It was a different sort of busyness. Not the frantic business of people getting ready for something terrible to happen. Just the business of people living. Getting on with t
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Chapter: Chapter 160Ava The celebration raged on long after the sun had set. That was something I had learned about happy events. They never ended when they were supposed to. People didn't leave when the agreed-upon time had arrived. They lingered because they wanted to. The Moonlight Pack gardens were a riot of warm lantern light. It was a cool evening, though no one seemed to mind. Families gathered together. Children dashed from table to table. Voices mingled into a single, happy symphony. The music had changed several times. The food had been replenished more than once. Someone had launched into yet another story about Dario, who had finally had enough, declaring it was the last time he would listen to that tale. Nobody had stopped to acknowledge his claim. It was, probably, the first time in his life that Dario was helpless to dictate the course of a meeting, and I had to admit, I didn't blame him in the least. I stood at the periphery of it all, watching people enjoy themselves. I
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Chapter: Chapter 159The first thing that caught my attention when I walked into the Moonlight Pack gathering hall was the noise. Not the music. Not the voices. The laughter. I had heard plenty of that before in this very hall. Voices raised in arguments, warnings, orders, pain, the preparation for battles that never came. But tonight was different. Tonight, instead of arguing, people were happy. Lanterns were hanging from the ceiling, throwing warm shadows on the tables covered in food. Families were chatting, bringing platters of food from the long tables to each other. No one was watching the exits. No one was waiting for the other shoe to drop. No one was speculating which of the guests would betray who else by morning. That was something to celebrate indeed. Dario was right by the entrance, already looking uncomfortable. That was the first thing I noticed. The second was that no one was paying attention to him. He should have been used to it by now. Decades of making the difficult de
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The Blind CEO's Ruthless Contract Wife
Charlotte Owens has never apologized for being difficult.
She's brilliant, brutally honest, and impossible to intimidate. But when she's framed for stealing confidential company files, she's fired in disgrace, abandoned by everyone, and branded a criminal.
Just when she thinks her life is over, the most powerful family in the country makes her an offer no sane woman would accept.
Marry the blind billionaire CEO.
For one year.
Charlotte doesn't need a husband, she needs revenge. David Wilkins doesn't need a wife, he wants everyone to leave him alone. Their contract marriage is supposed to be nothing more than a business deal.
Instead, it becomes a war.
Every argument sparks tension. Every challenge draws them closer. And while Charlotte fights to rebuild her shattered reputation, she unknowingly steps into a family where smiles hide secrets, loyalty is bought, and someone will do anything to keep David from reclaiming what's his.
The contract has an end date.
Love doesn't.
But when the year is over and Charlotte walks away without looking back, David is forced to face the one battle money, power, and pride can't win...
Getting his wife to fall in love with him all over again.
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Chapter: Fourteen“Oh my God!” Charlotte gasped, quickly covering her mouth before whipping around.“What the fuck!” David yelled, scrambling for the towel on the floor. He yanked it up, wrapping it tightly around his waist.“What the hell are you doing in my room?” he shouted, his voice echoing off the walls. “Oh, God!” he hissed under his breath.This woman had just walked in on him. What on earth was she doing here at this hour?“I knocked, but nobody answered,” Charlotte said, keeping her back to him with her hands clamped over her eyes.“Then you should have gone back!” he bellowed.“I needed to see you. It’s urgent.”“Get out of my room this instant!”“I need to talk to you—”“I said get out!” he growled.“My parents are coming!” Charlotte snapped.David’s face flushed with anger. “I don’t want to see them,” he barked, pulling the towel tighter. “Now get out.”“Don’t you understand?” Charlotte pleaded. “Can I turn around now?”“Didn’t you see enough already?” he hissed. “Get out. I’m not interest
Last Updated: 2026-09-29
Chapter: ThirteenDavid sat in the dining room, fuming with anger. Too many thoughts were running through his mind, and Charlotte was at the center of all of them.He couldn't wait for his eyes to heal so he could finally see this manipulative woman—or the “beauty” Caleb had described her as.He tried imagining what Charlotte looked like, but quickly gave up.“I don't believe she's that pretty,” he muttered under his breath.Just then, he heard footsteps approaching.That was definitely Charlotte.“I heard you signed the deal,” he began, already prepared to taunt her.“Get ready to meet my parents,” Charlotte replied as she took a seat opposite him.She immediately began eating in silence. She was exhausted and couldn't wait to finish her meal and get some much-needed sleep.She had had a long day at work, and all she wanted now was to rest.“So, tell me. How did it go?” David asked, interrupting her thoughts.Charlotte didn't respond.David frowned. How dare she pretend not to hear him?Even though sh
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Chapter: Twelve“Your wife?” Caleb asked, disbelief and shock evident in his voice.“Yes,” David answered calmly.“Lord, that beauty…”Caleb trailed off as Charlotte’s image flashed through his mind. He turned back to David, taking in his friend’s appearance.Even with his eyes covered by dark glasses, David had a striking presence. His sharp jaw, well-defined features, neatly styled dark hair, and tall, well-built frame made him the kind of man who naturally commanded attention whenever he entered a room. His blindness had done nothing to take away from his handsome appearance.There was no denying that Charlotte was beautiful enough to be David’s wife.“What beauty?” David asked, breaking into Caleb’s thoughts.“She’s so pretty, dude. You need to recover quickly so you can see the beauty you got married to,” Caleb teased.David's brows furrowed slightly.He couldn't deny that Caleb's description had stirred his curiosity. What exactly did Charlotte look like? But the curiosity was fleeting. He had
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Chapter: ElevenCharlotte walked out of Stanley’s Enterprise with her chest held high. She had dealt with that dirty pervert, made things safer for other women, and successfully secured the deal.Now, no woman would have to worry about being harassed by him again.She smirked.“David Wilkins, you better be ready for me,” she muttered under her breath.Nathan approached her and took her bag from her.“Are we going home or to the office?” he asked as they headed toward the car.“To the office, of course. I don't want to go home and listen to David's whining,” she murmured, her nose twitching in annoyance.They got into the car and began their journey to the Wilkins Company.For several minutes, neither of them spoke.Then Nathan finally broke the silence.“How did you know he was going to do that?”Charlotte smirked.That dirty pervert.People like him never changed until someone finally dealt with them.“I knew it was going to happen because I had done my research on him before this. I wanted to make
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Chapter: Chapter TenPascal quickly sprang to his feet, his face draining of color. What was his boss doing at the company? He had thought Ethan would be away for much longer.He rushed toward him, then dropped to his knees.“I promise you, sir, it’s not what you think!” he pleaded. “She was the one who seduced me!”His voice cracked as he begged, his face twisting into an expression of desperation.Charlotte remained crouched on the floor, hugging herself as though she were still trembling. When Ethan’s gaze shifted toward her, she lowered her head and pretended to shrink away from Pascal.Ethan immediately removed his suit jacket and approached her. He draped it over her shoulders, covering her exposed body.“Are you all right?” he asked.Charlotte shook her head and clutched the sleeve of his shirt.“He tried to molest me!” she cried. “If you hadn’t come in, he would have... he would have taken advantage of me!”Tears streamed down her face, making her appear utterly frightened.Ethan’s expression dark
Last Updated: 2026-09-18
Chapter: NineA black Mercedes-Benz S-Class stopped in front of Stanley Enterprises, its polished exterior reflecting the morning sunlight. The company occupied a towering glass-and-steel building, its impressive façade and imposing entrance giving it the appearance of a business that handled millions.Charlotte stepped out of the car, adjusting the sleeve of her blazer as Nathan joined her. She walked toward the entrance with her shoulders straight, her chin slightly raised, and her steps measured and confident. There was nothing hesitant about her appearance. She looked like a woman who knew exactly where she was going and expected to be taken seriously.They approached the reception desk.“Hello. Please tell your manager that I would like to see him,” Charlotte said.The receptionist, a young woman with neatly styled hair and a polite smile, looked up at her.“Your name, please?”“Queen. I'm from the modeling agency, Elite Muse Management.”The name had come to her while they were in the car.Th
Last Updated: 2026-09-17
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