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MY EX HUSBAND’S REGRET
Watch me roast my ex husband that set me up and humiliated me, just to make his way out of our marriage and put the blame on me. Well i made him regret it while having the best moment of my life with my new man.
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ChaptersMy Devil Ex-husband's Obsession
She once called him her husband.
Now, she calls him a devil.
After catching her husband in his ex’s house one too many times, she walked away, pregnant, broken, and done.
Four years later, fate laughs when she runs into him again more powerful, colder, and dangerously obsessed.
He wants her back, but not for love. For revenge. For reasons buried beneath his arrogance and her silence.
But as she fights the pull between hate and desire, she learns something terrifying. The devil she runs into might not be the same man she divorced.
He’s darker, hungrier… and this time, he’s not letting her go.
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ChaptersCraving my ex wife after divorce
"I want you, Diana. I want you now," he whispered in a husky voice and brought his other hand to her waist.
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Marriage was meant to be a beautiful thing but not in Diana’s case. She was a toy, a thing of pleasure. After years on enduring, she finally took the bold step to leave the marriage and suddenly, her husband wants her back! Running away from her husband was one thing, running with his pregnancy was another thing. How far can she run away from the billionaire when she melts at his touch?
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ChaptersResisting My Possessive Ex-husband
“Honey, I want you to meet my new business associate, the CEO of Royal Empire Estates, Mr. Patrick Gale”
“It’s indeed a small world, Susan, you still look as beautiful as ever”
“Do you know Mr. Patrick Gale, honey?”
“Yes, he is my Ex-husband”
“I am also the biological father of our daughter, Isabella”
Susan is thrown into a cycle of confusion and turmoil when her Ex-husband resurfaces, seeking reconciliation with both her and their daughter after their failed marriage.
Just as she thought she had moved on from the heartbreak and found the perfect partner, her past rushed back to haunt her.
Will the reappearance of her ex-husband rekindle emotions she thought were long gone? And what made him resurface after five years? Brace yourself for a captivating tale of love, betrayal, and the power of first love.
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ChaptersMy Billionaire Ex-husband Chases Me Back
When the past collides with the present, the heart can't be ignored.
Darla thought her arranged marriage to the billionaire, and magnetic Elijah Houston was behind her. After all, what were forgotten vows and buried feelings in the face of new beginnings?
But returning to Atlanta as his business partner, she discovers that some flames refuse to die out.
Elijah is relentless in his pursuit of Darla, but as the stakes rise, their rekindled feelings threaten not just their careers but the very people they hold dear.
Torn between ambition and affection, they face a heart-wrenching dilemma: choose each other and risk hurting others, or protect their loved ones and shatter their own hearts once more.
Join a journey of second chances, heartache, and the fierce power of love that proves sometimes, letting go can be just as hard as holding on.
Will they find their way back to happiness, or will the weight of their decisions tear them apart for good?
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"Are you going to say it?"
"Fuck you!" I snapped. "You left and abandoned me when I was pregnant with your kids! How dare you think that you can come back into my life, and I'll just forgive you as if you didn't leave me to be with another woman?! You're a motherfucking cunt, Mr. Houston!"
"I know that I lied, cheated, and divorced you on claims that Abigail was pregnant! I know that I was an asshole who doesn't deserve sympathy from you, but I love you!" He sighed. "I love you with all my heart, and nothing makes sense to me more than you." He breathed. "You're the only thing that wakes me up at night. Day and night, you're the only thing that I think about."
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ChaptersMy Ex-husband's Late Regret
Book 2- My Ex-husband's late regret
Aria: I watched the live video of my husband having sex with his secretary, that was when I finally decided to walk out of that marriage. He thought I'd come back, that it was just a phase, that I can’t live without him. But the moment he saw me with someone else, regret consumes him and now he wants me back, he's chasing and saying what I once wanted to hear.
Well, a cheater will always be a cheater to me. And I'm the one who left, and will never look back.
NOTE: There’s a BOOK 3 WHICH IS THE CONTINUATION
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ChaptersQuestions About Addicted To My Ex Husband
Why do I still love my ex-husband?
1 Answers2026-06-15 01:03:12
Love is a complicated thing, isn't it? Even when a relationship ends, the feelings don't just vanish overnight. Maybe you still love your ex-husband because of the history you shared—the moments that shaped you, the inside jokes, the way he knew you in a way no one else did. There's a deep familiarity there, like muscle memory. Even if the marriage didn't work out, those emotional bonds don't just dissolve. Sometimes, it's less about wanting him back and more about mourning what you thought your future would be. The love might linger because it was real, even if the relationship wasn't sustainable.
Another angle? Nostalgia can play tricks on us. Our brains tend to soften the edges of past pain and highlight the good times. You might be remembering the version of him from happier days, not the person he became—or the reasons you split. Or maybe, on some level, you still see the potential he once represented. It's okay to acknowledge that love doesn't always follow logic. Healing isn't linear, and there's no deadline for letting go. What matters is being honest with yourself about whether this love is holding you back or simply a quiet part of your story.
Another angle? Nostalgia can play tricks on us. Our brains tend to soften the edges of past pain and highlight the good times. You might be remembering the version of him from happier days, not the person he became—or the reasons you split. Or maybe, on some level, you still see the potential he once represented. It's okay to acknowledge that love doesn't always follow logic. Healing isn't linear, and there's no deadline for letting go. What matters is being honest with yourself about whether this love is holding you back or simply a quiet part of your story.
Why can't I stop thinking about my ex husband?
3 Answers2026-05-10 17:33:59
Breakups are like unfinished books—you keep turning the pages even when you know the story’s over. I went through something similar after my divorce; my ex-husband’s presence lingered in everything, from the way I brewed coffee (his method) to the songs I’d avoid on the radio. It’s not just about missing him, but the life you built together. Your brain’s stuck in a loop of 'what ifs' and nostalgia, especially if the relationship had deep emotional roots or unresolved conflicts. Time helps, but so does rewriting your routines. I started small—new hobbies, rearranging furniture—anything to disrupt those mental autopilot moments where he’d sneak back in.
Eventually, I realized I wasn’t grieving him as much as the future I’d imagined. Therapy helped untangle that, but so did throwing myself into things he never liked—like cheesy reality TV or spicy food. It’s cliché, but reclaiming your individuality is the antidote to obsession. Now when he pops into my head, it feels more like an old habit than a heartache.
Eventually, I realized I wasn’t grieving him as much as the future I’d imagined. Therapy helped untangle that, but so did throwing myself into things he never liked—like cheesy reality TV or spicy food. It’s cliché, but reclaiming your individuality is the antidote to obsession. Now when he pops into my head, it feels more like an old habit than a heartache.
How to stop loving your ex-husband?
2 Answers2026-06-15 08:55:39
Breakups are brutal, especially when it's a marriage dissolving. I went through this a few years ago, and what helped me most was redefining my relationship with time. It's not about 'getting over' someone—that phrase makes healing sound like a checkbox. Instead, I treated it like grieving a living person. I let myself feel the anger (burning old photos in a weirdly therapeutic backyard ritual), the sadness (crying to 'Someone Like You' on loop), and even the nostalgia (re-reading old texts once, then deleting them). But I also forced myself to build new neural pathways: traveling solo to places we’d never visited together, picking up pottery to keep my hands busy, and rewatching 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' ironically until it stopped hurting. The game-changer? Writing letters I never sent—one for every month apart, progressively shorter and less raw. By the sixth month, I ran out of things to say.
What surprised me was how physical the process was. Grief isn’t just in your head; it’s in your body. Yoga became my exorcism—twisting out the memories lodged in my hips, sweating out the resentment in hot classes. And friends? They’re the unsung heroes. Mine staged an intervention when I relapsed into stalking his Spotify playlists (embarrassing but true). They dragged me to karaoke nights where I butchered breakup anthems until they became comedy instead of tragedy. Now, when I think of him, it’s like recalling a character from a novel I read long ago—vivid but distant.
What surprised me was how physical the process was. Grief isn’t just in your head; it’s in your body. Yoga became my exorcism—twisting out the memories lodged in my hips, sweating out the resentment in hot classes. And friends? They’re the unsung heroes. Mine staged an intervention when I relapsed into stalking his Spotify playlists (embarrassing but true). They dragged me to karaoke nights where I butchered breakup anthems until they became comedy instead of tragedy. Now, when I think of him, it’s like recalling a character from a novel I read long ago—vivid but distant.
Where can I read 'Addicted to My Ex Husband' online?
3 Answers2026-06-10 12:04:59
The web novel 'Addicted to My Ex Husband' has been floating around a few platforms, and I've seen it pop up on sites like Wattpad and Webnovel. It's one of those addictive, drama-filled stories that hooks you with its messy relationships and emotional rollercoasters. I stumbled upon it while browsing through romance tags late one night, and before I knew it, I was halfway through the available chapters. The writing style is super engaging—lots of internal monologues and tension that make it hard to put down.
If you're into fan translations or unofficial uploads, some aggregator sites might have it, but I'd always recommend supporting the original author if possible. Sometimes these stories get taken down due to copyright issues, so keeping an eye on the official sources is a good idea. The community around it is pretty active too, with readers dissecting every chapter in forums and comment sections. It’s the kind of story that sparks endless debates about who’s really at fault in the relationship—super fun to dive into if you love messy, emotional storytelling.
If you're into fan translations or unofficial uploads, some aggregator sites might have it, but I'd always recommend supporting the original author if possible. Sometimes these stories get taken down due to copyright issues, so keeping an eye on the official sources is a good idea. The community around it is pretty active too, with readers dissecting every chapter in forums and comment sections. It’s the kind of story that sparks endless debates about who’s really at fault in the relationship—super fun to dive into if you love messy, emotional storytelling.
How to deal with ex-husband love after divorce?
1 Answers2026-06-15 07:21:56
Navigating feelings for an ex-husband after divorce is messy, no two ways about it. I went through this myself, and the first thing I realized was that love doesn’t just switch off because papers got signed. There’s history, shared memories, and sometimes even unresolved chemistry. What helped me was acknowledging those emotions without judgment—letting myself feel the grief, anger, or nostalgia without rushing to 'fix' it. Therapy was a game-changer; having a neutral space to unpack everything kept me from spiraling. And weirdly, journaling turned into this raw, unfiltered dialogue with myself where I could admit things I’d never say out loud, like missing his laugh or hating how he left toothpaste caps off.
Distance became my best friend, though. Not just physical (though blocking him on socials for a while was necessary), but emotional distance too. I threw myself into hobbies I’d neglected during the marriage—painting, hiking, even a weird phase where I baked sourdough every weekend. It wasn’t about replacing him but rediscovering who I was outside 'we.' Time does dull the ache, but what surprised me was how forgiveness—not for him, but for myself—played a role. I had to stop replaying the 'what ifs' and accept that love sometimes outlasts the relationship, and that’s okay. Now, when I think of him, it’s with a quiet gratitude for the good bits and a shrug for the rest. Healing isn’t linear, but damn, it’s worth the work.
Distance became my best friend, though. Not just physical (though blocking him on socials for a while was necessary), but emotional distance too. I threw myself into hobbies I’d neglected during the marriage—painting, hiking, even a weird phase where I baked sourdough every weekend. It wasn’t about replacing him but rediscovering who I was outside 'we.' Time does dull the ache, but what surprised me was how forgiveness—not for him, but for myself—played a role. I had to stop replaying the 'what ifs' and accept that love sometimes outlasts the relationship, and that’s okay. Now, when I think of him, it’s with a quiet gratitude for the good bits and a shrug for the rest. Healing isn’t linear, but damn, it’s worth the work.
How to move on from ex husband love?
5 Answers2026-06-15 16:27:54
Breakups, especially after marriage, leave this heavy kind of ache that doesn’t just vanish overnight. What helped me was throwing myself into stories where characters rebuilt themselves—like in 'Eat, Pray, Love' or even 'Queen Charlotte' on Netflix. Fiction lets you borrow courage until you grow your own.
Also, weirdly, cooking became my therapy. Trying recipes from places I’d never visited (hello, Thai curries!) made the world feel bigger than my heartbreak. Eventually, I realized I wasn’t just filling time—I was rediscovering who I could be without 'us' defining me.
Also, weirdly, cooking became my therapy. Trying recipes from places I’d never visited (hello, Thai curries!) made the world feel bigger than my heartbreak. Eventually, I realized I wasn’t just filling time—I was rediscovering who I could be without 'us' defining me.
Why does my ex-husband keep chasing me back?
4 Answers2026-05-17 15:49:54
It’s funny how life loops back around sometimes, isn’t it? I’ve seen this scenario play out with friends, and it often boils down to a mix of nostalgia, unresolved feelings, or just plain old habit. Your ex-husband might be clinging to the familiarity you represent—those shared memories, inside jokes, or even the comfort of knowing someone so deeply. Sometimes, people chase what’s gone because facing the unknown is scarier than holding onto a past that’s already cracked.
But here’s the twist: it could also be ego. Rejection stings, and some folks interpret a breakup as a challenge to 'win' you back rather than respect your boundaries. If he’s oscillating between hot and cold, it might be less about love and more about proving something to himself. Either way, trust your gut. If his actions don’t align with the respect you deserve, that’s your answer right there.
But here’s the twist: it could also be ego. Rejection stings, and some folks interpret a breakup as a challenge to 'win' you back rather than respect your boundaries. If he’s oscillating between hot and cold, it might be less about love and more about proving something to himself. Either way, trust your gut. If his actions don’t align with the respect you deserve, that’s your answer right there.
How do I dampen feelings for my ex husband?
4 Answers2026-05-10 12:57:23
Breakups are messy, especially when it's someone you once vowed forever to. What helped me crawl out of that emotional quicksand wasn't grand gestures but tiny rebellions—like deleting our shared playlists and burning the mixtape he made in 2015 (symbolically, in a metal trash bin). I binged 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' ironically at first, then unironically as Rebecca's chaos mirrored mine. Therapy taught me to reframe memories: that Paris trip wasn't 'our' moment anymore, just a place where I ate amazing croissants. Volunteering at an animal shelter filled the silence with puppy kisses. Time didn't heal me; active unstitching did—thread by thread.
Now I keep a 'grieving jar' where I scribble things I miss (his laugh, Sunday pancakes) alongside things I don't (empty beer cans on the coffee table). When nostalgia hits, I read the latter list aloud like a warrior's chant. Unexpectedly, writing fanfiction about toxic relationships—projecting our mess onto fictional characters—became cathartic. The day I realized I'd forgotten his coffee order was sweeter than any revenge fantasy.
Now I keep a 'grieving jar' where I scribble things I miss (his laugh, Sunday pancakes) alongside things I don't (empty beer cans on the coffee table). When nostalgia hits, I read the latter list aloud like a warrior's chant. Unexpectedly, writing fanfiction about toxic relationships—projecting our mess onto fictional characters—became cathartic. The day I realized I'd forgotten his coffee order was sweeter than any revenge fantasy.
Why do I keep dreaming about my ex husband?
4 Answers2026-04-14 01:46:55
Dreams about ex-partners can be surprisingly vivid, especially when there's unresolved emotional baggage. For me, it wasn't just about missing my ex-husband—it was about the unfinished conversations, the 'what ifs' that lingered. My therapist once pointed out that dreams often recycle daytime thoughts we suppress. If you've been reorganizing old photos or passed by a restaurant you two frequented, your brain might be staging a midnight replay.
Sometimes it's less about the person and more about what they represented. My ex symbolized stability during a chaotic career phase, so dreaming of him resurfaced whenever I felt professionally insecure. Jungian theory suggests exes in dreams could reflect parts of yourself you've neglected—like when I kept dreaming of his laughter during a period where I'd stopped creating art, his joy mirroring my buried creativity.
Sometimes it's less about the person and more about what they represented. My ex symbolized stability during a chaotic career phase, so dreaming of him resurfaced whenever I felt professionally insecure. Jungian theory suggests exes in dreams could reflect parts of yourself you've neglected—like when I kept dreaming of his laughter during a period where I'd stopped creating art, his joy mirroring my buried creativity.
How to emotionally detach from my ex husband?
3 Answers2026-05-10 12:48:03
Breakups, especially after marriage, leave this weird hollow space where habits and routines used to be. I spent months reflexively turning to share trivial things with him—a funny meme, a burnt pancake—before remembering. What helped me was reshuffling those impulses. I started a 'solo reactions' journal (initially cringey, then cathartic) and deliberately rebuilt tiny rituals: morning playlists instead of shared coffee silence, calling a friend during our old 'debate the news' timeslot.
Grief isn't linear, but redirecting those micro-moments of connection-starved muscle memory gradually rewired my emotional reflexes. Now when nostalgia hits, I treat it like a passing weather system—acknowledge it, but don't unpack and live there. The body keeps score less when you give it new rhythms to sync to.
Grief isn't linear, but redirecting those micro-moments of connection-starved muscle memory gradually rewired my emotional reflexes. Now when nostalgia hits, I treat it like a passing weather system—acknowledge it, but don't unpack and live there. The body keeps score less when you give it new rhythms to sync to.
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