Todos los capítulos de EX-HUSBAND’S REGRET(The Wife He Discarded): Capítulo 271 - Capítulo 280

By the time Dominic went for his final checkup, he was already moving normally again.The doctor examined him carefully, checked his eyes, asked about headaches and dizziness, then finally removed the bandage from his head.“You’re doing well,” she said. “Finish the remaining medication, get enough rest, and avoid anything too strenuous for a while.”Dominic nodded.“I will.”She looked at me.“Make sure he does.”I smiled.“I will.”We left the hospital together.This time, Dominic drove.Leo sat in the back, talking almost nonstop.“Daddy, do you know Mummy doesn’t like broccoli?”Dominic glanced at me through the mirror.“I didn’t know that.”“Now you know,” Leo said.I laughed.Leo continued.“Mummy likes chocolate.”“I know that one,” Dominic said.I looked at him.“How?”He smiled.“I’ve been paying attention lately.”I shook my head.Leo continued talking before either of us could say anything else.By the time we reached the house, I was almost grateful for the silence that fo

He was caught off guard by the kiss.I pulled back slightly. His eyes dropped to my lips before lifting to mine.Then he leaned in.His lips brushed mine, hesitant at first, as though he was giving me one last chance to change my mind. When I didn’t, his mouth pressed more firmly against mine.I felt the warmth of his breath against my skin. His lips moved over mine, slow and careful, and the familiar sensation sent a shiver through me.I lifted my hand to his cheek, my thumb resting against his skin.He tilted his face into my palm.The kiss deepened.Then he pulled away.My heart was beating hard against my ribs.His eyes dropped to Leo, who was still asleep on his lap. He carefully lifted him, stood, and laid him down on the couch.Leo stirred slightly, but after a moment, he settled back into sleep.Dominic walked over to me and held out his hand.I took it and stood.He pulled me closer until my chest pressed against his.His hand rose, and his finger brushed over my lips.A flut

I should have known something was wrong when my brothers started acting strangely this morning.When evening came, I was even more suspicious after Camille asked me to dress nicely because we were apparently going out.I walked downstairs and found Hayes and Ford already waiting in the living room.Pierce was there too.Camille stood beside him.All four of them looked at me when I entered.I stopped.“What?”Hayes said, “We’re going out.”“Where?”“You’ll see.”I looked at Ford.He smiled.That made me even more suspicious.“What did you guys do?”“Nothing,” Ford said.“That’s exactly what someone who did something would say.”Pierce laughed.“Come on, Oreo.”I folded my arms.“I don’t trust any of you.”“That makes five of us,” Pierce said.I rolled my eyes.But I smiled.They drove me out of the city.I sat in the back seat beside Camille while Hayes drove.Ford and Pierce were in the car behind us.I had tried asking questions.Nobody answered properly.Eventually, I gave up.When

The day was finally here.My wedding day.The makeup artist stepped back to examine her work.“Beautiful,” she said, making one final adjustment near my cheek before smiling at me through the mirror. “You’re ready.”I looked at my reflection.My wedding dress fitted perfectly, the delicate fabric falling around me in soft layers. My hair had been styled away from my face, with a few loose strands framing my cheeks. The makeup was elegant, nothing too heavy, and the diamond earrings my brothers had given me caught the light whenever I moved.I barely recognized the woman looking back at me.Camille stood behind me, smiling as she examined the dress. Mia was near the door, checking her phone for what seemed like the hundredth time.“Is everything ready?” I asked.Mia looked up. “Everything is ready. The guests are seated, the pastor is waiting, and Dominic has been standing at the altar for the last ten minutes.”I smiled.Ten minutes.I could only imagine what was going through his min

THREE YEARS PASSED.Three years later, my life looked nothing like the one I had once struggled so hard to hold together.AURELIA kept growing beyond anything I imagined. Dominic’s company was doing just as well. Kings Enterprises had expanded its international operations, and Dominic rebuilt a branch here in London.Most importantly, Leo no longer had to wonder whether his father would be there.Their relationship had grown into something beautiful. Dominic attended school events whenever his schedule allowed, helped Leo with his homework, and made sure their time together was never treated as an afterthought. He knew Leo’s favorite subjects, the names of his friends, and so many things about him. He also knew when to be firm, when to listen, and when to let our son talk himself through a problem.Leo, in return, had become completely comfortable with him.There were no more hesitant questions about whether Dominic would stay. Leo simply understood that his father was part of his lif