All Chapters of Too late ex Husband : Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

For the past 3 years, I've lived my best life as the wife of Murphy Daniel. The cold, indecisive CEO who loved and cared for I and our little daughter Sophie. Not until last year, when I gave up my job to become a house wife in order to take good care of our daughter Sophie who suddenly had an issue with her kidney.And today, Sophie was turning five. It was already 9pm but Daniel wasn't anywhere to be found for his daughter's birthday. He had promised he would take her to get her birthday cake.“Daddy” Sophie called as her voice was too cold. As she had just woken up from sleep. She felt so much happier staying close to her dad than with me. "Hey Sophie, your dad isn't at home." I said to her as I smiled gently holding her little hands.She shoved them off as she pouted her mouth. “ I don't want you mom, I want my dad.”My chest tightened as my hands trembled in anguish. Sophie had turned cold towards me even at her age. She never truly saw me as a good mom.I exhaled deeply. “Sophi

I didn't go home that night. Even after leaving Sophie's ward, my legs refused to carry me out of the hospital. I sat alone in the hallway with my back against the cold wall while nurses walked past me with hurried footsteps.The hospital smelled strongly of antiseptic and medicine. Ironically, it used to comfort me once.Years ago, hospitals made me feel alive. I loved saving people, wearing my white coat and feeling like my life actually had meaning outside being someone's wife or mother. Now the same walls only reminded me of everything I lost.I lowered my head into my palms tiredly. Murphy's words kept replaying in my mind.“You've done nothing except stay at home and overthink everything.”A painful laugh escaped my lips. Was that truly how little he thought of me now? My chest tightened painfully as memories flooded my mind. The sleepless nights I spent checking Sophie's temperature, the countless hospital visits, the days I skipped meals because Sophie refused to eat unless I

Three days passed after the accident, yet Murphy barely stayed in the hospital long enough to feel like a husband, or even a father. He always had somewhere else to be. Either meetings, business dinners or trips. And every single time he left, Nessa somehow ended up staying behind beside Sophie.At first, I told myself I was overthinking things. But gradually, even the nurses began looking at Nessa as though she belonged to Murphy more than I did. That realization slowly destroyed me from the inside.I adjusted Sophie's blanket softly as she slept quietly on the hospital bed. Her face looked pale and smaller than usual while machines beeped steadily around her.The doctors had warned me repeatedly that the accident worsened her kidney complications. She needed constant care now more than ever.And yet Murphy remained emotionally absent. My gaze shifted toward the clock hanging on the wall.9:47 PM.Murphy had promised he would come tonight. I looked down at my phone and dialed his num