All Chapters of Ex-Husband's Regret: I'm sorry I loved You too late: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENThe call ended with nothing more than a soft beep.Genevieve lowered her phone slowly, her reflection staring back at her from the full-length mirror before her. Layers of white satin cascaded around her feet, the expensive wedding gown hugging every curve of her body as two assistants fussed over the train behind her, smoothing invisible creases with practiced hands.The bridal boutique was one of the most exclusive in the city. Crystal chandeliers hung from the ceiling, casting warm light over rows of gowns that cost more than most people earned in a year. Everywhere she looked were smiling brides and proud mothers discussing flowers, venues and honeymoon destinations.It should have been one of the happiest afternoons of her life.Instead, an uncomfortable heaviness settled in her chest."You look beautiful."Sarah Winchester's voice broke through her thoughts.She looked over to find Damon’s mother seated on a velvet sofa, flipping through a thick

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENThe conference room had gone completely silent.Around the long mahogany table, nearly twenty executives sat waiting, every pair of eyes fixed on the man at the head of the table. Damon Winchester hadn't spoken in almost a minute.The projector continued displaying financial projections across the enormous screen while the vice president of acquisitions stood awkwardly beside it, remote control still in hand.Finally, he cleared his throat. "Chairman?"No response. Another executive shifted uncomfortably in his chair before the vice president tried again."Mr. Winchester?" Damon blinked.The sound of his own name seemed to pull him back from somewhere far away. His gaze lifted slowly from the papers before him until he realized everyone in the room was staring.For the briefest moment, confusion flickered across his face. Then it disappeared behind his usual calm expression."My apologies." His deep voice remained composed. "You were saying?"The vice

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENDamon arrived at Winchester Tower earlier than usual.The quarterly advisory meeting between Bright Horizons Child Development Foundation and its partners wasn't scheduled to begin for another forty minutes, yet the conference floor was already buzzing with activity.Staff moved briskly through the corridors carrying presentation folders and refreshments while representatives from different hospitals greeted one another like old colleagues reunited after months apart. Bright Horizons had grown considerably over the years.What had begun as a modest charitable initiative had slowly developed into one of the country's largest child welfare foundations, funding everything from school nutrition programs to pediatric outreach clinics and mental health services. Normally, Damon left these meetings to the executive board.He approved budgets, signed documents, read reports. That was usually enough. Today, however, he had insisted on attending in person. Even E

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENDinner with the Bennetts was effortless. There was laughter, stories and gentle teasing. Katelyn was right to think that she would spend half of dinner, laughing. Because that was exactly what happened when Margaret shared so many personal stories and also repeatedly embarrassed Kevin by telling stories from his childhood."He cried for three days because he found an injured pigeon and took it to one of our hospitals for treatment. We don’t even own a Veterinary hospital.”Kevin buried his face in his hands. "I was seven.""You were dramatic, the bird was injured but it wasn’t going to die from a small scrape.”"Well forgive me for having empathy. Why do you think I’m the children’s favorite doctor?” Kevin grumbled, looking at Katelyn who nodded in agreement while holding back laughter at his red as tomato face."Yeah yeah, that’s your own point of view, we never hear from any of your patients.” Margaret responded. Katelyn was quick to guess that his

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENKevin's feet moved before his mind could catch up. One slow step. Then another. His eyes never left Katelyn. She had always been beautiful. He had known it from the very first day he met her in the hospital. Back then, she hid behind oversized coats, tied her hair back carelessly and buried herself in work. She smiled politely but rarely laughed. She carried a hint sadness in her eyes that no amount of makeup could conceal.Tonight...Tonight she wasn't hiding. She stood beneath the warm room light, the silk fabric tracing every graceful curve of her body. Her damp hair rested over one shoulder, tiny droplets of water still clinging to the ends. Her cheeks were lightly flushed, not with embarrassment, but anticipation.She looked breathtaking. And she was looking only at him. Katelyn watched him approach, unable to stop herself from smiling. She had always known Kevin was handsome. She simply hadn't allowed herself to dwell on it. If she admitted how at