All Chapters of Her Billionaire Ex-Husband's Regret: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

SOPHIA” My life with Liam had always felt like a dream. I never knew our friendly relationship may end up in a perfect Marriage, although we met in college we were too ambitious in achieving our plans and dreams together. Liam's smile and looks swept my feet, his charms and attention were something too hard to resist. This led to our feelings for each other. His proposal came on a warm summer night, under a sky full of stars, and I knew then that my life was destined for happiness. We finally got married. Here I’m today, dedicated to a billionaire. Everything seemed perfect. Our shared ambition, laughter and love were proof that nothing could tear us apart but I never knew I was wrong. As I think back of those days we had spent, our memories made me smile. One evening I sat with Liam on the balcony of our luxurious penthouse. “Do you remember our first apartment?". He asked. "Of course”, I replied, smiling at the thought. “Our apartment back then was tiny and barely big enou

SOPHIA Ava didn't show up or call me for a long time. I stopped waiting and focused on other things. Liam and I decided to host a charity event to help people in need. We do this once every year.Everything changed the day Ava returned to the charity event we are hosting. I wondered who could have invited her to our charity event, maybe Liam would have informed her.She is Liam's first love but he never spoke much about her. I noticed the way Liam's face lit up the moment he saw her.The way my attention was shifted from me to her got me Jealous and angry.I could feel the distance growing between us. I tried to brush it off, convincing myself it was just an excitement of seeing an old friend.But deep down in me, a seed of doubt and anger had been planted which is affecting the peace of my mind.Ava entered the room like she owned it, her presence commanding attention, she dressed in an elegant black gown that revealed her curves.She moved with confidence of someone who knew exac

SOPHIA A few weeks later. Liam came home one evening with a pale face and trembling hands. Words were too hard for him to speak, realizing the fact that Ava had a child for him, a three year old son claiming him to be the father; he couldn't fight over it due to the DNA result which proved positive.My words stopped. The air seems to vanish from the room as I stare at him trying to process what he was saying.A child? Liam's child, when was the DNA test conducted without my consent? Liam never told me anything about that, now he claimed to be the father.I felt like the ground beneath me was crumbling. I had always known that Liam had a past, but I never imagined it would hurt us this way.Liam stood in the doorway, his eyes filled with a mix of fear and guilt. The silence between us was heavy and suffocating.I could see the pain in his eyes but my mind was loaded with thoughts that I couldn't assist him.My hands trembled as I reached for the back of the couch needing something to

SophiaI could barely remember how I got home. Every passing thing on the road remained a blur—the little children playing on the streets, restaurants filled with people, food stalls overflowing with people eagerly waiting for their turn to be served, and animals moving on the road. I almost hit an old woman. The shouts and noise from passersby jolted me out of my subconscious state. I quickly apologized and offered to take her to the hospital. She looked at me and kindly rejected the offer. She patted my back and told me to take care of myself, as I wasn't looking too good. I thanked her, got into my car, and drove off.Ava’s words kept ringing in my head.“You don't have a child with him, and I guess that's what really bothers you, isn't it?” I couldn't shake off the thoughts. I gripped the steering wheel tighter. My hands were shaking as I drove to Clara’s apartment. Clara is my best friend and has always provided emotional support. She has been with me through my highs and lows.I t

CHAPTER 9LIAMIt was morning but I wasn't feeling the morning sun because it wasn't warm enough to clear the air between my mother and I. The room was a blend of modern elegance and classic charm. A grand chandelier hung overhead,its cold brilliance cast a sharp reflection on the glass coffee table between them. The furniture was posh but stiff. The silence in the room echoed louder than our words.She sipped her coffee slowly,the way she always did whenever she was planning on saying something calculative. I didn't touch the breakfast I was served. I had no appetite. My appetite packed the day Sophia left me.“Has the woman left?” She asked while stirring her coffee.I didn't answer.“She was bound to leave anyway. I always knew she would leave. She was too weak to stay long in our world. Now she has proved it to the whole world.”I gritted my teeth and said “she left because she was pushed out of my life and you also contributed to that.”“She left because she was too weak. She al