บททั้งหมดของ My Ex husband Wants Me Back: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

Ella placed a trembling hand over her belly, her voice barely above a whisper. “Did I… do something wrong?” Richard sighed, his expression impassive. “You did nothing, Ella. I just don’t want to continue this marriage.” He turned to leave, but after a moment, he stopped. “You said you had something to tell me. What was it?” Ella’s throat tightened. How could she tell him about the baby now? How could she announce that she was carrying his child when he had just made it clear that he no longer wanted her? She forced a weak smile. “It’s nothing important anymore.” Richard barely reacted. “If you say so.” Then he walked away. Ella watched his figure disappear down the hallway. She tried to hold back her tears, but they slipped down her cheeks anyway. Her gaze drifted toward the dining table. The meal she had prepared for him was still there. His favorite dishes, carefully arranged. She had spent hours making everything perfect, hoping their wedding anniversary would remind h

“What do you have to say after causing such a disaster?” Julianna demanded angrily. Ella held her burning cheek and watched as Richard rushed past her to sweep Sophie into his arms. As he did, his eyes fell on the brown envelope Ella was holding. He stared at it for a moment. Is this related to what she wanted to tell me last night? What could it be? “Babe!” Richard immediately looked down at Sophie. “Are you okay?” “I’m not sure. My back is aching,” Sophie replied, pretending to be in pain. Richard gently placed her on the couch before turning toward Ella. “Apologize to Sophie.” The ache in Ella’s heart deepened until she almost stopped feeling anything. “Apologize?” “That shouldn’t even be a question. You know what you did was wrong. Do you have any idea how precious she is?” Richard’s voice was cold, but the concern in his eyes was unmistakable. Ella stared at him, struggling to accept that the man who had once promised to protect her could now look at her as though she

Jessica smiled warmly. “Yes, the person is actually interested in your publishing company.”For a moment, Ella stood frozen, struggling to process what she had just heard. Her heart skipped a beat as disbelief settled in. Someone was actually interested in her small, abandoned publishing house? The same company she had poured her heart into before life had turned its back on her?“Are you... are you sure the message wasn’t meant for someone else?” Ella asked, her voice barely above a whisper. “Maybe you read it wrong, or it was a mistake?”Jessica chuckled and gave her a playful nudge. “Ella, I’m not that careless. And no, it’s not a mistake. Actually...” She hesitated, then continued with a sheepish grin. “I’ve been looking for someone to invest in your company for a while now, ever since you gave up on it. I couldn’t just watch you walk away from your dream. It’s yours, Ella. You built it. You deserve this chance.”Ella’s eyes brimmed with tears as she stared at her best friend. Sho

The corner of Julianna's lips curved into a slow, bitter smirk as she stared at Ella as though she were a stain that refused to disappear. Even the sound of Ella's breathing seemed to irritate her.If there were a word worse than hatred, Julianna would have used it.She stopped in front of Ella before lowering herself onto the pristine white couch in the middle of the lavish living room. Crossing her legs elegantly, she fixed Ella with a cold, unyielding stare."You think you can run off with the money my son gave to your pathetic mother?" Julianna asked, her voice dripping with contempt. "Hell no. That's not happening. Not in this lifetime."Ella slowly lifted her head. The pain in her chest flared, but the sorrow twisting inside her was beginning to harden into anger. She had endured enough from Richard and his family. Now, Julianna had dragged her mother into their bitter war."What was my mom doing here?" she asked, her voice low but trembling with restrained fury.Julianna raised

The next morning, sunlight streamed through the orphanage windows, golden and soft. But the world outside was no longer as gentle as it seemed.Ella sat at the dining room table, surrounded by blueprints, invoices, and a lengthy to-do list written in her sharp, looping handwriting. Contractors had already begun arriving. The sound of hammers and voices drifted in from outside as the children watched wide-eyed through the windows.For them, the chaos was thrilling.For Ella, it was real. Tangible.Her fingers brushed the edge of a blueprint as she whispered to herself, "It's happening."She didn't notice Jessica enter the room, her phone clutched tightly in one hand and her eyes wide with excitement."Ella—"Ella looked up. "What's wrong?"Jessica's voice was breathless. "You've been invited to The Morning Mirror."Ella blinked. "Wait... what?"Jessica nodded rapidly as she scrolled through the email. "It's the most-watched business segment in the country. They said the public is obses