Lahat ng Kabanata ng HIS REGRET (Ex-Husband wants Me Back): Kabanata 261 - Kabanata 270

“I don’t—”“No refusing!” Josh cut in quickly, his round eyes wide with a mock-serious glare.Beni let out a heavy sigh. “Vanilla.”“Perfect!” Josh cheered, his voice so bright it made the vendor chuckle.Everything Josh ordered was packed to go—he had no intention of eating there. Once the bags wer

She simply watched as reporters clamored around Vanessa, their sharp questions leaving her cornered and speechless. Even her legal team seemed powerless to shield her. Throughout the trial and the final press conference, Daven had been conspicuously absent; only his lawyers had stepped forward to ma

“I want that too, Felicia.”Silence fell again, thick and heavy, until the low buzz of Daven’s phone broke it. He reached for it, brows furrowing at the flood of messages lighting up the screen—from his legal team.“It looks like you’ve won your divorce case, haven’t you?” Felicia leaned over slight

The car carrying Althea sped down the road, tailing the ambulance ahead. Her eyes stayed fixed on the flashing lights, her hands wringing together in her lap in a desperate attempt to ease the gnawing anxiety—though it was useless. Her vision blurred with tears that refused to stop. Beside her, a hotel staff member tried, futilely, to calm her.“Can’t we go any faster?” Althea’s voice broke as she wiped at her wet cheeks. Her gaze never wavered from the ambulance.“We’ll be there soon, Mrs. Althea,” the staffer reassured gently. If their roles had been reversed, if it had been his child lying injured, he probably would have been screaming too.“Oh God… Josh…” Althea pressed her hands to her face. “What if he—? This is all my fault. I never should’ve let him go.”“Please, try to calm yourself, ma’am. I’m certain Josh is strong. The ambulance is headed to the best hospital in Mighatan. The doctors will take good care of him,” the staffer said carefully, measuring every word.Althea shoo

Her eyes stayed fixed on the ER doors that had just shut tight. Her sobs broke free again, her knees threatening to give out—until a hotel staff member steadied her by the shoulders.“Ma’am, please wait in the lounge. They’ll do everything they can.”Before she could even wipe her tears, a second am