All Chapters of DEAR EX WIFE, YOU WERE NEVER A CHAPTER : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Sophia’s POVI never imagined my life would begin to unravel inside a cold, overly white hospital room with the scent of antiseptic lingering in the air.I sat on the examination table, legs swinging nervously, fingers clasped tightly in my lap. The doctor stepped in, her smile soft but unreadable. She held a folder I instinctively knew contained more than just routine results.“Mrs. Cole,” she said gently, “You’re not unwell… you’re pregnant.”My world stilled.Pregnant.It didn’t feel real. I blinked at her, waiting for her to laugh, for someone to pop out and tell me this was all a mistake. But the doctor’s smile didn’t falter.“You’re already nine weeks along.”I nodded slowly, murmuring thanks as she handed me the file and walked out, leaving me alone with the news.I stared at the floor. Nine weeks. Two months. That meant the night I’d stumbled home crying after overhearing Ethan talk about how much he regretted our marriage the night he was drunk and angry, and for the first ti

His words hit me like a punch to the gut, but I stood my ground. I refused to cry in front of him, refused to let him see just how deeply his words wounded me. I didn’t say another word. I turned on my heel and walked out of the hospital, my heart pounding, my vision blurred not from tears, but from something deeper. The weight of everything, my crumbling marriage, the child he didn’t even know about, the betrayal pressed heavily on my chest. But for the first time in a long time… I felt free.The air outside was cold and biting, but I welcomed it. It reminded me I was still alive, still breathing despite everything. As I stepped into the parking lot, my body swayed. The world tilted slightly, and a wave of dizziness rolled over me. My fingers trembled as I pulled out my phone and scrolled through my contacts, passing name after name I couldn’t trust. Then I stopped on one, Luca . Ethan’s stepbrother. The only person in his entire world who had ever treated me like I mattered. He had

I couldn't answer, couldn’t even breathe. The pain sliced through my lower abdomen, fierce and relentless, knocking the air from my lungs. My vision swam as I doubled over, clutching my stomach, my fingers digging into the thin hospital gown. Panic clawed at my chest.Jacob was beside me in an instant, his eyes wide with fear, his hands hesitating mid-air as though afraid to make things worse. “Sophia, what’s happening? Say something!”But I couldn’t. The only thing I could think about was the baby.Something was wrong. I could feel it. Deeply, instinctively.“Doctor!” Jacob shouted, bolting from my side. I heard his voice echo through the hallway, urgent, cracking under pressure. “We need help here! Now!”Everything blurred after that.The door burst open. A team of nurses rushed in, followed by Dr. Seth, his expression calm but sharp. I was lowered back onto the bed as the pain kept pulsing, hot and cruel. The machines beeped louder now, faster, more urgent.Dr. Seth moved quickly,

The next morning, I arrived at the hospital to pick up Sarian. She was finally being discharged. As she walked toward me, I could see the relief on her face, relief to be leaving the hospital, to be coming home… to me.We drove back in silence. I had imagined this moment so many times before Sarian beside me, just like it used to be. But now, all I could think about was the divorce papers… and Sophia's signature at the bottom of them.It should’ve felt like freedom. Like closure.But all I felt was this quiet, gnawing emptiness I couldn’t explain.When we got home, Sarian made herself comfortable like she’d never left. She kicked off her shoes, curled up on the couch, and let out a long sigh. I stood for a moment, just watching her trying to convince myself this was what I wanted. What I had always wanted.But something felt off. Like I had stepped into a life I no longer fully recognized.Then she noticed them.The divorce papers.They were still sitting on the table, right where I’

Sophia’s POV(FIVE YEARS LATER ) As I eased the front door open, the soft patter of tiny footsteps echoed through the hallway, instantly warming my heart."Mum! Mummy!" Raven's voice, bursting with pure excitement, rang out like a sweet melody.A wide grin spread across my face as my son, Raven, raced toward me, his little legs moving as fast as they could. This boy, he was my world: the reason I pushed through every challenge. His boundless energy and contagious laughter made every moment worth it."I missed you so much!" Raven squealed, wrapping his small arms tightly around my legs in a hug that felt like home itself."Oh, really? I’m pretty sure I missed you more, my love," I teased, scooping him up into my arms. I pressed a soft kiss to his forehead, breathing in the familiar scent of his hair. "I was only gone for three days for work in Canada, or should I say, a top-secret fashion contest?" I gave him a playful wink, and his eyes lit up with delight.Just then, Aunty Katherine