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Chapter 126: The Price They Pay
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Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 128: The Journey Home
Ophelia's POV "Mommy, tell us the story about when you were sad but became strong." I looked at Sophie and Ethan sitting on their bedroom floor, their faces filled with curiosity about the story they had heard pieces of throughout their young lives. At six and four years old, they were old enough to understand simplified versions of my journey from betrayal to building something meaningful. "Once upon a time, I was married to someone who didn't appreciate how much I loved him. He believed lies that other people told about me instead of trusting what he knew about my character." "Was that scary, Mommy?" Sophie asked. "It was very scary and very sad. I felt like my whole world was falling apart, and I didn't know how to fix it." "What did you do?" Ethan asked, even though he had heard this story before. "I went home to my family, and they reminded me that I was strong and capable. Then I decided to use my pain to help other people who might face similar situations." Tyler appea
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 128: The Journey Home
Ophelia's POV "Mommy, tell us the story about when you were sad but became strong." I looked at Sophie and Ethan sitting on their bedroom floor, their faces filled with curiosity about the story they had heard pieces of throughout their young lives. At six and four years old, they were old enough to understand simplified versions of my journey from betrayal to building something meaningful. "Once upon a time, I was married to someone who didn't appreciate how much I loved him. He believed lies that other people told about me instead of trusting what he knew about my character." "Was that scary, Mommy?" Sophie asked. "It was very scary and very sad. I felt like my whole world was falling apart, and I didn't know how to fix it." "What did you do?" Ethan asked, even though he had heard this story before. "I went home to my family, and they reminded me that I was strong and capable. Then I decided to use my pain to help other people who might face similar situations." Tyler appea
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 127: Redemption Through Service
Landon's POV "Coach Hayes, can you help me with my shooting technique?" I looked up from the clipboard where I was planning today's practice session and smiled at twelve-year-old Marcus Rodriguez, one of my most dedicated players at the Sacramento Community Hockey Center. "Of course, Marcus. Let me see your stance." At forty-two years old, I had been coaching youth hockey for seven years since my professional career ended in disgrace. The work didn't pay much, and I lived in a modest apartment, but I had found something more valuable than money or fame - genuine purpose in helping young athletes avoid the mistakes that destroyed my life. "Coach Hayes, am I holding the stick correctly?" "Almost. Let me adjust your grip slightly. There, now try your shot." Marcus fired the puck with improved accuracy, and his face lit up with pride at the better result. "That felt different. Better." "Good technique makes everything easier and more effective. Remember that principle applies to
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 126: The Price They Pay
Various Villains' POVs Rose Miller's POV "Miller, you have mail from the parole board." I took the envelope from the prison guard and opened it with shaking hands. After ten years in prison, I had finally become eligible for parole consideration. This letter would determine whether I spent my remaining years behind bars or got a chance to rebuild some kind of life outside. "Dear Ms. Miller, Your application for parole has been reviewed by the board. After careful consideration of your criminal history, behavior during incarceration, and risk assessment, your parole application has been denied. You will be eligible to reapply in two years." The words blurred as tears filled my eyes. Another two years in this place, another two years of watching my life waste away because of choices I made in a moment of greed and ambition. "Bad news, Miller?" my cellmate asked when I returned to our cell. "Parole denied. They said my crimes were too serious and my remorse doesn't outweigh the ha
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 125: The Life I Chose
Tyler's POV "Daddy, can you play hockey with me before you go to work?" I looked at my watch and realized I had fifteen minutes before I needed to leave for an important meeting with the NHL Players Association. But looking at Sophie's hopeful face, I knew the meeting could wait a few extra minutes. "Let's go, sweetheart. But just a quick game because Daddy has an important meeting this morning." We went to our backyard where I had installed a small practice net for Sophie to work on her shooting skills. At four years old, she already showed genuine talent and love for the game. "Daddy, watch this shot I've been practicing with Mommy." Sophie took her stance and fired the puck with surprising accuracy for someone her age. The puck hit exactly where she aimed, showing the kind of natural skill that took most players years to develop. "That was excellent, Sophie. Your shooting technique is getting better every day." "When I grow up, can I play professional hockey like you did?"
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter 124: Building Tomorrow 2
Ophelia POV "There's something else you should know. Coach Hayes has been incredibly helpful with our program. His experience as a former professional player who made mistakes gives him credibility with families who might otherwise be skeptical." Hearing Landon's name still caused a small pang of remembered pain, but I was grateful that he had found meaningful work helping young athletes avoid his mistakes. "I'm glad Landon is contributing positively. His story is a powerful reminder that everyone can learn from their failures and use those lessons to help others." Driving home that evening, I stopped by my father's house to pick up Sophie, who had spent the afternoon with her grandfather. "Mommy, Grandpa showed me pictures of when he used to run the company before you. He said you're doing a much better job than he did." I laughed at my father's honesty and his willingness to acknowledge that my approach was better than his had been. "Grandpa built something very important, s
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