Todos los capítulos de Craving My Ex-Wife : Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Before I could get a glance at the next message, Bryan stylishly pushed me aside and grabbed his phone, putting it in his back pocket. “I’m glad you’re home, baby. I already booked dinner for us at your favorite restaurant!” He said, grabbing his keys and wallet. “What are you waiting for? Let’s go, Lily!”Could I have seen another thing?Maybe it was all a mistake? Maybe because I’m thinking about Bryan and Evelyn getting back tougher, that’s why I misread the message that popped on this phone?Because why would Bryan be searching for her? He had told me he didn’t believe she was actually carrying his child, that she was trying to pin another man’s child on him. I wanted to ask him about it but I shrugged it aside for the sake of peace. “Jusy enjoy the moment, Lily You don’t have to make a deal out of this.”Bryan and I ended up having dinner, and to my greater surprise, his attitude towards me actually improved. Emma was right, confronting him was the best idea. If I had not liste

After a long day at work, I got a call from Dr Reeves. He never called, I’ve always been the one calling to ask for updates about Evelyn and if she agreed on letting me back in her life.This evening, it was different. He called for the first time in weeks. My assistant and I have tried several ways to get Evelyn’s attention but still, she wasn’t giving in. I even had to involve my lawyer and she also refused too. She was polite with her refusal, citing that she never wanted to be around me or even give me a chance to explain myself. “Good evening Bryan.” Dr Reeves started. “Good evening Dr. Is there an update?”“Yes.” He said.“Positively?”“I have good news and bad news. So which one would you like to know first?” He asked.“The bad news first.”“Evelyn still insists on not having anything to do with you.” He said, “But the good news is that you will be allowed to have access to your child when she gives birth. The court won’t allow her to keep the child away from you.”“This isn

I still can't believe Bryan and I were able to stay in one place together for over an hour, and we didn’t have any issues.Maybe I’m good at coparenting after all. I had complained about my fear of co-parenting with someone I didn’t want to see, and she advised me to be patient and calm instead of thinking about the past.His advice was, "You should focus on tbr reason you two are there. And the reason solely should be about your child’s welfare, health, safety or fun times. Maybe you two decide to take your child out for an outing or a party, that’s the main focus. Instead of thinking and dwelling in the past, you should be able to free yourself from that restraint of resentment. What works for him might not work out for you, so take a deep breath whenever that happens and I’m sure you’ll be okay.”Seeing my therapist and running a business has been very therapeutic to me. I never thought I would improve this much when I started using his services, so glad it actually worked else I w

“Mum! I thought you said you would figure it all out! Why is Bryan never at home these days!” I cried out to my mum one evening. As usual, Bryan had called earlier to make up a flimsy excuse to why he wouldn’t be home for the night. He said he had meetings to attend and even though it was during the night, he can’t come home because he will be closing late.I tried talking him out of it but he wouldn’t budge. He agreed to have some of my friends come over to keep my company or I could go to theirs or a much better option, I could go spend the night at my mum’s.“No! I don’t want to go anywhere! I want you to be here with me! Is that too much to ask?” I had snapped at him on the phone earlier in the day.“And I have explained why I can’t be home, Lily. What more do you want from me?” He argued. “I told you already about my meetings.”“There is no such thing as midnight meetings, Bryan. You’re the boss, you can have someone else handle it or fill in for you.” I argued right back at him

The last thing I heard before the crash was, “Lily, what have you done?”And then it was pitch black. I woke up in a bed that didn’t feel familiar, that was when I realized that I was at the hospital. My mum was beside me, sobbing as she watched me closely. She was joyous when she saw my fingers move for the first time and according to her, I’ve been unconscious for about three days. “You’re alive, Lily!” She exclaimed, trying to yell at the nurse. “My daughter just opened her eyes! Come check her and get the doctor here immediately!”The nurse nodded and went outside and a few minutes passed before she reappeared. This time, she wasn’t alone, she was with the doctor and a few other nurses.“Doctor, my daughter is alive! She just opened her eyes, please check her! Please, make sure she’s fine, she’s my only child!” My mum kept on pleading with the doctor, urging him to check me if anything was wrong. The doctor and the nurses held my wrist, checked my pulse, my temperature and a few