บททั้งหมดของ Ex-Husband's Regret: I'm sorry I loved You too late: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

CHAPTER TWOThe woman’s question went unanswered for a solid ten seconds before her gaze shifted to the bags that Katelyn was carrying and recognition flashed in her blue eyes. “Oh, it’s you.” The woman scoffed and then sashayed back into the house, leaving the door open. Without another word, Katelyn carried her bags into the house with her heart set on quickly disappearing into her wing of the house. Damon’s flings weren't new to her. He never hid it. He had several women at his beck and call, but this was the very first time he had brought one of them home. She didn’t know exactly how to react to it or if she even had the right to do so. Whether he took his girlfriends to a hotel or brought them back to the house should make no difference to her. Her duty was to remain his quiet, submissive house wife.Before she could make a run for it, Damon appeared in the huge living room, clearly surprised to see Katelyn. “Babe.” The woman spoke in a sultry voice, throwing herself into Da

CHAPTER FOUR"Where is that scheming snake?!” It was the shrill voice of Sarah Winchester that woke Katelyn from her deep sleep the next morning. She tried to gather her bearings and prepare herself for the full wrath of her mother-in-law that was about to descend on her, but it was too late.Sarah flung the door open before Katelyn could even make it out of the bed. She charged at her like an angry bull and Katelyn braced herself for the pain that would hit her on whatever part of her body that Sarah chose to assault that morning.But Sarah didn’t touch her. Instead, her eyes zeroed in on Katelyn’s luggages from the night before. She had been too exhausted and disturbed to unpack and had gone straight to bed. “Oh, good. You’re already packed, this should be easy. Boys!!! Get in here.” Sarah shouted out. At the command, two heavily muscled men joined them in the room. Katelyn’s heart damn near leaped out of her throat at the sight of the strange men who strolled into her room li

CHAPTER SIXHer full name was Genevieve Sterling. Katelyn knew this because of Stella who wanted to know what exactly made Genevieve ‘special’. All it took was a single search on social media to find out just how special she was. She was an heiress to a multimillionaire luxury mall business, a rising actress and a businesswoman rolled up in one. And with jaw-dropping beauty that you only come across once or twice in your lifetime, she was every man’s dream. As well as every mother-in-law’s dream. Katelyn had never felt so small like she did in that moment, too nervous to even lift a finger in her own room. “Aren’t you going to pick them up?” Genevieve asked, dislike for Katelyn so evident in her brown eyes. Katelyn’s mouth opened and closed wordlessly as she stared at the money still lying at her feet. Sarah she had learned to handle, but Genevieve was new territory. Katelyn cleared her throat, faking a confidence that you wouldn’t find at her core no matter how deep you dig. “I

CHAPTER EIGHTKatelyn’s blood had formed a drag path down the pillar and all three of them went wide-eyed in horror. “She’s going to die you fucking moron!” The voice had enough panic to drown the lot.“Oh my God!” More panic. More frantic movements. While Katelyn just laid there, consciousness slowly slipping away from her even as she struggled to hold on to it. Her vision was blackening, arguing voices now sounding like they were from five blocks away and not right beside her. She opened her mouth, her plea coming out as nothing but a stuttered groan. “H–h-elp m-e.” “Fuck, I’m out of here.” Those were the last words Katelyn heard before everything turned dark. When light returned, she was no longer in the parking lot. Her eyes had opened to a whole new world–calm, quiet, bright…heaven?“Katelyn?” A soft voice graced her ears like a melody. A face hovered above her, features as tender as the voice, but almost impossible for Katelyn to process. Another face joined in, brows knitt

CHAPTER TENWith a injury that still hurt every time she moved her head, and the shock from the attack, Katelyn couldn’t immediately resume to work like she had wanted to. Irene had called her the day after the incident to remind her about giving a statement to the police. She had also told her, explicitly, to take time to rest before resuming. That was three days ago, which meant Katelyn was going through what she hated the most–being idle. She was home alone, surrounded by nothing but grey walls and silence. But the silence was only on the outside.Her thoughts were so loud inside of her head, that she couldn’t just sit still and let them take over. And to make matters worse, every little sound made her jump in fright, like the thugs were lurking somewhere around her, waiting for the right time to make good of their threats. Since she couldn’t even go out of the house for fresh air to ease the suffocating feeling, she decided to keep her mind busy instead by doing things that s