Eastern Web Novels & Doctor Divorce Stories

“But Owen. You can’t just quit your job, sell your house, and run away with a band. People just… don’t do that.” When her childhood sweetheart Owen breaks off their engagement, quits his job and sells his house in order to pursue a career as the lead guitarist of a band, Emily’s world comes crashing down around her. Owen was, after all, her best friend and always had been. They had grown up next-door neighbours, gone to the same school, the same university. They had even bought houses next to each other. They had been each other’s first for everything. Absolutely everything. There had never been anyone else, not even for a moment. Just as Emily begins to find her feet again and form her own plans, Owen’s back up singer calls in sick, and Emily steps in to save the day. Soon she finds herself swept up in a crazy ride to the top of the music industry which might just save her relationship with Owen… or end it completely.

“You’ve always been understanding, Clara. I know you’ll understand why I have to save her first,” Julian said before rushing away, leaving Clara trapped inside the smoke-filled car. Julian didn’t know that inside Clara’s bag was a pregnancy test with two unmistakable lines—the gift she had planned to surprise him with on the fifth anniversary of their marriage that night. For five years, Clara had buried her own career ambitions to become the perfect wife for Julian, a man who had always kept his heart at a distance. But when a tragic accident forced Julian to choose between Clara and his childhood sweetheart, he made his choice. And it wasn’t Clara. After surviving the accident but losing everything she once held dear, Clara decided to fake her own death and disappear from Julian’s life forever. Years later, when Julian finally discovered the devastating truth, he was left shattered by regret. The “dead wife” he had mourned was still alive. But Clara was no longer the woman who had once loved him. She had been reborn as a cold, untouchable woman who looked at Julian like a complete stranger.

“You will never change.” That’s the last thing she said before she disappeared from his life. The last memories he ever had with the person that he realized he loved the most... but what can his realization do? When the tiniest bit of good memory with her was not left for him to reminisce,. But he will change. He knows he can change himself, just so she will be able to accept himself into her life once again. He will pamper her for an entire lifetime, even for the twins that she got from another man but.. Why? Why is she choosing him? Can he only look at her far afar, watching her happy with another man with the twin babies he found out as his? Will they be able to go back to the past?