After The Divorce, The Ceo Begged To Remarry Me の小説・ストーリー

Playing with my fingers, I found myself saying, “ We shouldn't have done that?” Picking up the folders that ended on the floor when he pushed them, “Why not, little wife?” I got off the couch and started to pace back and forth nervously. I have never felt nervous, and I don't know where to start. “ We divorced, a-an-and your family hates me” He smiled at me, sealing the deal for me the night I met him: “ We can always remarry,” he said, pointing a finger at me. “Don't worry about my family.”

"Louise and I are getting divorced." Oh. My. Goodness! I must have been such a fool back then. I cannot look away from the desperation in his eyes. His eagerness to convince me, the plea in his eyes as he begs to be believed. I've never felt so foolish in all my life. Was this how he begged her too to come back to him? Was this how he did it? How could I ever trust a man who still wears a ring on his finger and goes about begging to remarry?

I stood up immediately and stepped away. “I’m fine.” He looked at me, not convinced. “What’s wrong? Talk to me.” My heart trembled. There were so many things I wanted to say. I did not want the divorce. I loved him. I was pregnant with his child. And that gift… Did it mean something? Did he still care, even a little? I opened my mouth. But before I could speak “Even after the divorce,” he said calmly, “you will still be my sister.” “You can rely on me like family.”

I couldn't just help with repeating everything she threw at me, it felt like my brain was short circuiting. Where was my docile, obedient wife? The one who could sprout out of bed in the dead of night to quickly fix me up a snack if I asked. Only a week ago, she'd kissed me and told me that she didn't mind Cassie moving in with us despite our former romantic history and the undeniable tension but still existed between us, sparking the air and electrifying my nerves. Now she was raving about a divorce, and an absurd settlement. As a CEO I could take that, but we were about to establish a new branch in another state, that money would go to better use.

His veins were popping on his forehead since he couldn't stop himself from gritting his teeth. At the same time, he had this burning emotion in his heart which made him want nothing but to see her crawling to his feet and begging to get back to his life. 'Huh! That day, I will make her understand that she has no other place to stay except with me,' Kayden thought to herself and dialled a number to talk to his assistant. "Yes, boss!" "I am divorcing Clover. I want the process to be finished within a week," Kayden said as he darted toward his car and hopped into the driver's seat.

I'd said, acting like I didn't hear him. “What happened? Are you not coming home again?” He'd asked. I nodded and he giggled. “Daddy said you'll come back.” He'd said. Daddy said you'll come back. I'd sent out the divorce papers with my signature already on it. And it didn't take up to four hours before it was sent back to me with his signature on it. I stare at the white paper which looks as white as my knuckles. No hesitation. No second thoughts. No sign that this decision carried any weight for him at all.

It had been real to him. And I'd had it. I'd had everything I wanted, until the footage. Until he'd watched those thirty seconds and seen what I'd done and everything I'd built came crashing down. My phone buzzed again, this time a news alert. "Sterling Industries CEO Continues Recovery at Home with Wife." Wife. They were already calling Eve his wife again, even though the divorce papers had been signed. I clicked on the article. Photos of the building, a statement from the company, a quote from "sources close to the family" about how Eve was supporting him through this difficult time.

Although I could have chosen to relocate, I knew Natalie would accept it, but my father wouldn't. Chris had been asking for the CEO position, and now that I was back, I had to hold the conference meeting and announce to them that I was still the CEO of H.W. Global. I went into my wife's room and found her on her bed, sobbing. "Babe," I said as I walked up to her, and she continued to cry. "Frank, let's get a divorce," she said, and my eyes narrowed at her. "We won't get a divorce, and I don't know why you're crying over this. You will get pregnant, okay? Just calm down," I comforted her, sitting beside her on the bed and hugging her close.

he begged, his voice barely above a whisper. Miss Elaine and Ellise were about to head to Norman's office but both of them stepped back when they caught a glimpse at me and their boss arguing. "Everything I did to you in the past...," he added, "This divorce paper was the worst mistake I have done to our marriage. I know I couldn't get back to correct the past, but in the future, I promise you, it will never happen again. So, please, I'm begging you. Give me another chance to prove it to you."

Now, he felt adrift and without a home. "Iris, after our divorce, I couldn't eat or sleep well. I don't even feel like myself anymore." He stared into her eyes. "I've missed you so much. Your absence in my life tore at me, tormenting me. I can't deny that I still love you. As long as you come back to me, I'll forget anything ever happened. I don't care how many men you've been with during our time apart or the harsh words you've spoken to me. If you return, I'll call off the marriage with Fiora immediately. We can remarry, and I promise I'll never hurt you again. If you want to work, you can work in my law firm. You won't have to start from scratch; I'll make you a full-fledged lawyer right