Ex Husbands Regret Novels & Stories

“And if you think I’m lying, then bring your ass to the company and come do the work yourself.” The disgust in his eyes didn’t even try to hide itself and before I could say anything else, he turned and walked out. Just like that. The door clicked shut behind him, the sound echoing louder than it should have. And I was left there all alone. My grip slowly loosened on the wheelchair as my shoulders trembled, the tears falling freely now. My heart felt like it was breaking all over again. Oh God why was my marriage becoming like this? * * * It was late afternoon when the pain on my lower body started.

The man who had told me he would divorce me even if I were pregnant. I waited for the pain to hit. I waited for the tears to come. But there was nothing. No anger. No heartbreak. Just a mild, detached annoyance, like seeing an old business rival in a magazine. He was a stranger to me now. A ghost from a past life. I deleted the alert from my phone. I blocked his name from my search history. Then, I turned off the screen. I walked over to Leo’s crib and looked down at him. He was sleeping peacefully, his tiny fist curled around his blanket. His chest rose and fell with a steady, strong rhythm.

If not for him losing his control over his lust and sleeping with another woman, maybe she wouldn't have lied. "I am sorry, I have hurt you and our son. I am so sorry, I am so sorry, I really am such a disappointment. I almost killed our son, I always thought that he was another man's son so I..." A happy family it could be. He regretted ruining everything with his hand. The day he got married to his first wife, Nick's mom he was over the top. She was a doctor and he was the manager of a big company. Their life was perfect but when she became a model, things started changing. Not long after, their 'none-can-separate-us' relationship started breaking off. Starting from his meeting with other

"I'm not really going to force you to be my wife anymore. By this confirmation happened tonight, I will just learn to accept that she is really gone." With every word he utters, every letter woven and sentences punctuated, I feel the pain and bitterness… by how he pronounced those. "You know what... you wouldn't have reached that point..." I met his eyes when I moved my face upward. "That you will regret the things you did before... that you will regret how much you failed Kris as a husband... if only then, Liam... you would have learned how to properly take care of your wife." “And now you're going to chase her… when it’s too late… When did she finally get tired of the tiring world? When di

Quite honestly, the group barely changed over the years, though they certainly felt more mature… No more were the endless days of work, their conversations only filled with family and friends… Watching as the sun began to set, Zivon held Xavia close while asking, “Well…? Any regrets up till now…?” Raising a slight brow, Xavia turned to look at him as she replied, “Only one…” “Oh? What is it?” “I regret not marrying you sooner,” replied Xavia with a grin, prompting Zivon to playfully pinch her cheek. “Silly girl… Don’t expect me to stop asking that question anytime soon, though… I’ll keep on making sure till the day we both die…”

He didn’t just say what I think he said, what…why would he say that all of a sudden? “Henry…” “I know it sounds unbelievable right now, I mean I’m the same guy who threw his wife out of his house, took their child from her, and made her feel unwanted when she clearly loves me. I’m the same guy who took my mistress in and stayed with her without realizing what I’ve lost. I’m the same guy who rushed to his ex-wife after finding out he has a cheating girlfriend and is now confessing about his unwanted feelings to her. I sound pathetic right?” He asked with a low chuckle but I didn’t say anything.

she whispered. "It's ok. Therefore, I don't want the same thing to happen to anyone else. As long as your husband and you have feelings, care for him. We are still determining when regret will arrive. And when it does, it hurts like hell. Even now, more than five years after the incident, I don't want to get married again." Elissa was silent when she heard that. She thought of Edgar. The man had a sweet smile, beautiful blue eyes, and unreasonable comfort. He could always make her upset, but it always ended with laughter.

I know you must have had a lot of regret, despite me telling you I've forgiven you. It was like a big bomb that was just bring dropped! Lily roared out in anger.."I have no regrets!" "Wait, Mr Cambridge, you are presently married to this young lady? And you confidently talk about your heart skipping a bit. Geez, you are a proud flirt aren't you. Ha ha!" Richard said, then smiled at his daughter. "This is an interesting story." "I don't think this child should be listening to adult stories like this." Maria said at last after being silent for so long.

I added a look of sadness to sell the story. His expression softened with what seemed like pity. I hated being pitied, but for now it was my only weapon against his suspicions. He nodded. “Sorry for bringing up such a sensitive topic.” Success! He actually believed me! I shot him a look of gratitude. “Jason, if you don’t mind, my life has started over and it hasn’t been easy. Please, let’s just forget about our past marriage, like we never knew each other before.” He looked like he wanted to say more, but seemed to reconsider my words. “If that’s what you want, I’ll respect your wishes, Miss Smith.”

“I just needed to see you face to face. To tell you how sorry I am about everything. To tell you I was wrong. Not just once. But for everytime I made you question your worth. For everytime I let someone voice get louder than yours.” She stared at me in silence. I knew it was her turn now. SOPHIA I watched him as he spoke. He wasn't the man I married,not fully. There were scars now. But maybe that made him more honest now. “I appreciate your coming.” I said. “And I know you regret everything that happened. But I am not the same woman you married.” “I know.” He said. “And I don't know if I can go back.” “But I'm not asking you to go back. I just wanted to come to you and apologize. I wanted to