Lahat ng Kabanata ng Ex Husband's Regret ~ Now He Wants Me Back? : Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Jayden's POVI sat in my study, the afternoon light coming through the window, casting long shadows across the room. My desk was cluttered with files, and my phone was buzzing with calls I had to take. I had to go over some business reports and check in with a few people.Work kept my mind busy. I was in the middle of a call when I heard a knock on the door. I glanced up, expecting it to be one of the staff members, but instead, it was Danielle. She stood in the doorway, her expression tense. Her eyes were full of concern, and I could tell something was bothering her.“Danielle?” I said, setting the phone down. “What’s wrong?”She hesitated for a moment before stepping into the room. Her gaze dropped to the floor, and I could see her hands shaking just a little. My stomach twisted with worry.“It’s the nanny,” she said quietly, her voice strained. “She’s gone. Left the house. And... I think she’s taken something. Information. I’m not sure what it is, but I don’t trust her.”“Wait,

Jayden's POVI was sitting in my office, the door to the hallway open, when my phone buzzed. It was Charles. I immediately grabbed it, my mind still going over everything that had been happening. Charles was one of the few people I trusted fully—he was like family, and he’d been looking into the nanny for me ever since I had started suspecting something wasn’t right.After last night, the last thing I wanted was for her to ever have a cause to suffer. “Jayden,” Charles’s voice came through the line, low but urgent. “I’ve got some information for you.”I leaned back in my chair, running a hand through my hair. “Go ahead, Charles. What did you find?”“The nanny has been talking to Fred. I think she tells him whatever she finds out.”“What kind of info could she be getting?” I asked.“She’s been giving him details about you, Danielle, and the baby.”It was something more calculated, more dangerous. I could feel my anger bubbling up, but I held it in check. I needed to think this throu

Danielle's POVJayden had been trying so hard lately, harder than I ever expected.Perhaps, he was trying to make up for the years I'd spent loving him and hoping to be loved back. There were moments when it almost felt like everything had come full circle. I wasn’t sure how to feel about it. Part of me wanted to push him away, to keep my distance because of the pain of the past. But the other part, the one that still had some tenderness left for him, wanted to embrace the chance to rebuild something with him. Just as I was mulling over all this, a text buzzed on my phone. I glanced at the screen—it was Lucas, “Hey, I hope your evening is going well. I really enjoyed talking with you today.”He was just being friendly, nothing more. Still, he was easy to talk to, and something about him felt refreshing. But I wasn’t thinking of furthering anything with him. I tossed my phone onto the bed and stood up, stretching as I moved toward the door. The house was quiet, almost too quiet, a

Danielle's POV Days passed and Cindy helped with the baby while I also worked when I could. Eventually, the initial fear Katherine had instilled in me was slowly started to fade away. For the first time in what felt like forever, I began to breathe a little easier. But a strange heaviness lingered, one I couldn't quite shake. Maybe it was the unresolved tension between Jayden and me. Maybe it was the realization that he was constantly going to be in my thoughts whether or not I was with him. One morning after Cindy had gone back home, I decided it was time to visit my parents. "Jayden," I started at the breakfast table. He looked up from his plate, his eyes meeting mine. I set down my fork and reclined on the chair. “I want to go see my parents…my family. It's been a while since I saw them. Since they wouldn't come anyway, I'd better go”“Do you think that's safe? With everything that's been happening...""They're my parents," I said, though the words felt heavy in my mouth. "I n

Katherine's POV The villa was quiet, save for the rhythmic lapping of waves against the shore. It was beautiful, almost serene—a place most people would treasure as a paradise. But for me, it was little more than a gilded cage. I wasn’t here to bask in the luxury or relax. This was where I had to hide, where I had to scheme, far from the reach of the law and the mess I’d left behind.The glass of wine in my hand was cold, but it didn’t cool the anger simmering within me. Danielle. Jayden. Their names ran through my mind like a bitter chant. They had ruined everything. No, I reminded myself, they hadn’t ruined me—I’d stumbled. But I will recover.I always did.The terrace overlooked the sea, its blue-green waves glimmering under the setting sun. I leaned against the railing, watching the horizon. It was calming in a way, but only for a moment. My mind was restless, constantly turning over plans, recalculating risks."You seem deep in thought again."Zeddy’s voice was smooth, almost pl