Ex Husbands Regret Novels & Stories

Adrian closed his eyes briefly. For three years Aurora had been there. Quiet. Patient. Always waiting for him. And he had never really noticed. Adrian opened his eyes again. Then he picked up his phone. He stared at Aurora’s contact for several seconds. His thumb hovered over the call button. But in the end… He didn’t press it. Because pride was a powerful thing. And Adrian Hale had never been the kind of man who chased after someone. Not even his own wife. But somewhere deep inside his chest… A quiet feeling of regret had already begun to grow.

She picked it up and walked away before I could even explain myself. Her calls are more important than me and she doesn't fail to brush me like I'm nothing to her. My head nods in deflect acceptance with my knuckles squeezed tightly resisting the urge and the anger to hit something. My dear loving wife doesn't even give me an audience. Our marriage is in shambles. At the point of both anger and humiliation bestowed upon me by my wife. My phone rang. The light lightened up my screen, the caller Mr James Turner. Probably it's time not to ignore him anymore, it's time to do the things I love instead of chasing shadows.

“Initially, it was just a contractual marriage with my wife. However, I gradually fell in love with her the more we spent time together. After that, you came back, and I felt guilty toward you. In order to thank you, I was always the first to lend a hand whenever you had a problem. But I didn’t know my actions had hurt my wife and drove her and my kids away from me for three years. “I regret it, especially these days when I’ve found out the truth. I regret it so much that I’ve been drunk every day and desperately want to stab myself to death with a knife. Because I regret it, I chopped off this finger of mine to atone for my sins.” He raised his finger, which was still wrapped in a bandage.

OV No one knows how but everyone has things that they regret. Some regret not treasuring what they had, but they realize too late that what they had was precious. Some regret unsaid thoughts and words when they had the opportunity to say them. Others regret not being courageous enough to take risks. Hamdan was no exception. He had a lot of regrets. He regretted being selfish, he regretted not trusting his beloved wife, he regretted driving her away yet his biggest regret was not being there for his wife. The last call she made to him was like a wakeup call to his selfish self.

His confession caught her off guard. "All I have is regret," he added, his voice becoming hoarse. His expression darkened. "I regret how poorly I treated you, and I regret not introducing my wife to the public." Alyssa looked away and responded coolly, "You don't have to carry that regret, Jasper. I'm relieved that no one knows I was your wife for three years. I feel fortunate that you didn't publicize our disastrous marriage." Their disastrous marriage. Jasper felt a pang of pain in his chest. Even after all they had been through, he remained a stain in Alyssa's past.

"You know what... Kimberly got married a year after we got married and right now she has two kids, a caring husband with. A good paying job. Her home is lovely. Unlike me...my husband is a robot and mother-in-law, she's the remote or the operator" "What are you trying to say? "If I hadn't married you, I should have at least a child to boast of. You know what Gavin, sometimes I regret agreeing to this sham called marriage. If I had said I no and stood my ground and say no. It's all my fault for falling in love with you" "So, you regret getting married to me? "Yes. I regret marrying a guy who detets me and doesn't love. He doesn't care about how I am feeling. All he cares about is himself and

he said, then heaved a sigh. “Go on,” I said. “Tell me why you regret our marriage,” I added. He looked at me, his brown orbs filled with hurt. "I've told you before... I don't regret our marriage, and I have never regretted getting married to you... not even once," he explained. “Then, what is it? Sex today was amazing,” I said. “No, it wasn’t, or yes, it was at least; for you. Sex, these days feels like a chore and I’m getting tired, Layla.”

So the hearsays of him scaring off those men who showed their feelings towards me was true. “If I did not meet my ex-husband, Grayson would not be born. So no, I did not have any regrets.” What I regretted the most was forcing myself on my ex-husband who did not have any feelings at all. What I regretted was those times where I begged him to stay in my life and acted like a desperate bitch. His eyes darkened upon mentioning my ex-husband. "You're always defending your ex-husband." "And you make me feel like I am talking to your wife. Enough of this."

To top it all off, he was now cajoling and pressuring her. Her husband, on the other hand, betrayed her and left with another woman, abandoning her and their son. Yet now, both men regretted their actions and wanted to win her back. What a joke! 'Forget it,' she thought. It had been a long time since everything happened, and thinking about it now was meaningless. Things between Wesley, Geoffrey, and her couldn't go back to the past—it was impossible.

Despite the things that we went through, I never regretted that I gave Alpha James a second chance and if not, I wouldn't have this happy family that I have now. And this is the end of our story, but our love will remain forever. My Alpha King Ex-husband's Regrets now signing because I already forgive my husband and give him a second chance to prove himself. Fortunately, he was able to prove to me that he's worth it for my eternal love.