All Chapters of MY EX HUSBAND REGRET AFTER DIVORCING ME : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ARIANA'S POV"What the hell did you mean, Tristan? Do you know her?" Eleanor asked, confused. She looked between Tristan and me, clearly trying to understand what was happening.What now? What is this? Another member of the Bennett family who knows me? God, please let this be over. I don't want to do anything with them anymore!"How do you know her?" Eleanor questioned suspiciously."I'm sorry, but I don't know you. So how could you have been searching for me for six years?" I asked. I was certain I had never met Tristan before. We had never crossed paths, not even once.Tristan put his phone back into his pocket, and when he looked at me, he gave me a warm smile that made my heart flutter slightly."I may be a stranger to you, but I know who you are. I feel like I just won a jackpot by seeing you here, Ariana."Tristan smiled as he spoke. He looked genuinely happy, completely unaware of the confusion written across my face.How did he know my name?The thought that someone might ha

ARIANA'S POV "Yeah...she's my daughter. Why do you ask?"Tristan simply shook his head and smiled."It's just hard to believe you're already a mother. You still look so young... and beautiful."I grinned. This man was unbelievably kind. He always showered me with compliments."What am I supposed to do now, Tristan?" I asked, I can't believe this house is mine.What should I do with it when I had no intention of living here? A part of me still hoped there was a way to decline the inheritance."The decision is entirely yours now since the house belongs to you. You can renovate it however you like," he replied.I looked around once more. The house was perfect just the way it was. I would not change a single thing here."Mr. Richard's lawyer will bring the documents for you to sign tomorrow," he continued. "Will you be here?"I nodded."Good. Then I'll see you tomorrow.After Tristan left, I walked into the front garden. My eyes were instantly drawn to the sea of blooming roses. It was br

NATHAN'S POVI drove to one of my family's houses in Los Angeles to pick up my wife. It was my late aunt's apartment, a place that had remained empty for years. Sophia came by earlier this morning to check on the house and make sure everything was still in good condition."Welcome, Mr. Nathan," one of the security guards greeted me as I climbed out of my car.I acknowledged him with a nod and made my way to the house. That was when I saw my wife sitting alone on a bench in the garden. Her head was on the floor, and her arms were tightly clenched."Sophia?"The moment she saw me, she quickly got to her feet and launched into my arms. Her body began to tremble, and I could hear her quiet sobs."What happened? Why are you crying?"She had been perfectly fine when she left the house this morning. What could have happened to upset her like this? I wanted to know who had made my wife cry."She threw me out." That was all Sophia said.I frowned. "Who are you referring to?Who on earth dare

ARIANA'S POVElena told me she doesn't enjoy here while she was eating the pancakes I prepared for her. Hearing that made me happy because it meant we could return to New York as soon as possible.We didn't have to stay in this city or this house. I could simply pretend I had never inherited it in the first place.But the moment I mentioned going back to New York, her expression suddenly fell, so I asked gently,"Is something wrong, sweetheart?""Did that mean I'll not see the rose garden again?"But didn't you say you don't like this house?" I asked. Since she'd said that, I assumed she wouldn't mind not seeing the garden again.Our apartment in New York doesn't have a garden like this."I don't enjoy being here because of that uncle, Mommy," Elena replied. "He scared you."So that was the reason. She had come to dislike this house because of Nathan. Gosh... why did Elena have to witness what he did to me earlier?"Why did you allow him to come here, Mommy? Elena asked.Wait... she'

ARIANA'S POV"Why don't you have a seat first? It'll make this conversation a little more comfortable," Eleanor Bennett said.I had no other choice but to do as she suggested. I pulled out the chair across from her and sat down. She settled back into her seat, her lips curving into a pleasant smile as her eyes rested on me."I'm sure you understand that the way I acted yesterday was simply a reaction to the shock of everything that happened."Yes," I answered without hesitation.Even though I knew her apology wasn't sincere, I had no interest in arguing with her. I simply agreed. I was willing to go along with whatever was necessary to get through this dinner as quickly as possible so I could leave."I'm truly relieved you survived the accident that night, Ariana" Eleanor Bennett said. But despite the concern in her voice, her eyes told a completely different story. There wasn't a trace of genuine sympathy in them."You've managed to build a good life for yourself over the past five y