Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Ex-Husband's Greatest Regret: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 6

Rosemarie’s POV "I am truly sorry, Rosemarie, but you have missed the best window for surgery."The doctor's voice sounded like it was coming from underwater. I sat on the hard plastic chair in the pack clinic, staring at the dust floating through the sterile light. He kept talking, throwing out medical terms that felt like heavy stones landing on my chest.Late stage. Brain tumor. Aggressive growth."Is there really nothing we can do?" I asked. My voice was barely above a whisper. "Our pack has some of the best medical equipment in the region."Dr. Evans sighed and rubbed his temples. "Equipment isn't the issue. There is no doctor in our pack with the surgical skill needed for a tumor this advanced. Even if we flew in a specialist from outside, the chances of a full recovery would still be extremely low. The surgery itself could shorten the time you have left."Time you have left.The words echoed in my head, triggering a sharp, familiar pain behind my eyes.I thanked him automatica

Rosemarie's POV The sharp smell of antiseptic was the first thing that brought me back to reality. I slowly opened my eyes, blinking against the harsh white lights of a hospital room. The steady beep of a heart monitor echoed through the quiet space. I wasn't on the cold concrete porch anymore.A young girl in a simple cotton dress was sitting beside my bed. When she saw me moving, her eyes lit up with relief. It was Maya, one of the low-ranking maids who worked in the pack-house kitchen."Oh, Luna, thank goodness you're awake," Maya whispered, leaning forward. "I found you collapsed by the front door when I went to take out the trash. You weren't responding, so I panicked and called an ambulance to bring you to the town hospital."I swallowed hard, my throat feeling like sandpaper. "Did... did anyone else come? Did Rex or his mother ask about me?"Maya looked down at her lap, twisting the fabric of her skirt between her fingers. She didn't need to answer. Her silence told me everyth

Rosemarie's POV I didn't bother going back to the pack house to pack my things. There was nothing in that building that belonged to me anymore, and I definitely didn't want to see Helen's smug face or my son, for failing to be the perfect mother he wanted.What if Tracy mistreated him? What if something happened to him?I couldn't hold back my tears, it rushed down my face as I walked straight out of the administrative building, got into my car, and drove directly to the airport.I had enough savings of my own, and I wanted to go somewhere far away. A quiet seaside town where I could watch the waves and spend the last weeks of my life in peace, far away from the toxic wolves who had destroyed me.The airport terminal was crowded with travelers, a sea of people moving with purpose. I slowly made my way toward the ticket counter, but with every step, the pressure in my head grew worse. The strain of surviving the mate rejection, combined with the stress of everything that had happened