All Chapters of My Billionaire Ex-Husband's Regret: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Olivia ~•~I went outside for some air and to find Alexander but I didn’t see any sign of him at the station. I even asked around and nobody had any idea where he was. Then I decided to go over to the parking lot to see if he was in the car. But when I got there, his car wasn’t parked in the spot he parked when we arrived. Alexander looked so angry when he stormed out of the room and I couldn’t help but wonder where he had gone. Just as I was about to retrieve my phone from my bag to call him, my phone buzzed with a text notification. I let out a relieved sigh when I saw Alexander’s name on the screen. He texted to inform me that he was sorry he left without me and that his driver was coming to pick me up. It was then it dawned on me that he was my ride and he left without saying anything. But I couldn’t blame him, he was really upset by the recent revelation. While I waited for Alexander’s driver to arrive, I sat on a bench outside the building. I didn’t want to be alone with m

Alexander ~•~ I was disappointed as Olivia turned me down but she was right, there was too much going on with us and it wasn’t the right time to get romantically involved with each other. But it still hurt, especially when she said nothing was going to happen between us while Sandra was still in the picture. Her words stung deeper than I expected, mostly because she knew the truth. The only reason Sandra was still in my life was because of our son, Jason. She knew damn well I would be the happiest person if somehow I found a way to get rid of Sandra. I didn't want Sandra around me, but her presence was like an invisible barrier keeping Olivia and me apart. I wanted to explain to her that Sandra’s presence didn’t mean anything but she was already overwhelmed by everything that had happened today and felt a certain type of way about Sandra. I was grateful when my phone rang. It was perfect timing. Normally, I would have been irritated by the interruption but this time, it was muc

Olivia~•~ I was proud of myself and my team as I admired the whole setup for the twin’s birthday. I also granted their wish by adding a few shallow kiddies’ pools by a side. It was going to be the best party they had ever had. I was so passionate about it and put a lot of work into decorating the hall. It was a costume/adventure party and they were going to love it. After making sure the location was set for the party, I expressed my gratitude to my team before heading out. I had to pick up the kids from school and pay a visit to my mother. I hadn’t seen her in a while and I thought to check up on her. As I drove to the kid's school, I called Alexander to make sure the parents of the children who were invited had RSVP’D. If it was left to me, there weren’t going to be a crowd at the party because I didn’t have too many people to invite. I didn’t have many friends or even acquaintances who had kids. But Alexander and Amanda helped with the invitation. It still wasn’t a large cro

Alexander Burke ~•~I picked up the kids from their house because I wanted to be the one to drive them to their birthday party. They were both dressed up as Minnie and Mickey from their favorite cartoon show. On our way there, I received a call from my sister. “Caroline, what’s going on?” I asked as I answered the call on speaker. “I just wanted to apologize for being absent today. I really wanted to attend the kid's party, since it was their first time celebrating with you.” I brushed it off with a dismissive wave. “It’s okay, Caroline. You’ve already apologized like three times.” I responded with a soft chuckle. Caroline was meant to fly in from California but something came up and she got stuck there. She felt guilty, so she wouldn’t stop apologizing even though I reassured her that everything was okay. “Can I speak to the kids?” She asked and I passed the phone over to the kids who were sitting in the back seat. They talked for a few minutes and she wished them a happy birth

Olivia ~•~Christmas has always been my favorite holiday. Even if everything was falling apart in my life, the holiday cheer always brought me a little bit of relief. But this year, I was grateful everything was going smoothly, even if the previous months were hell. I had finally gotten rid of Ethan. He had moved back to California and I filed a restraining order against him for me and my family. My focus was now on taking care of the kids and ensuring my business was successful. I had a lot of events to plan and it distracted me from thinking about all the traumatic things I had been through in the past months. As I sat at my desk, reviewing details for an upcoming event, my phone buzzed. I picked it up to see that it was Maya calling. “Hey, baby girl.” I greeted her warmly as I answered the call. Maya responded with a soft chuckle. “How are you doing?” “I’m good, I can’t wait to see you.” I squealed in excitement like a child who just got her favorite toy as a Christmas presen