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“Jen, I’m so sorry I did all of this to you. If I had known this would have been the outcome all along, I wouldn’t have done it. We would have moved out here together, and we both would have been happy, and none of this shit would have happened.” “Greg, it’s all in the past now. There’s no way you would have known you were being manipulated back then. I think us breaking up back then was probably the right thing for us to do. Look how amazing your riding turned out to be, and look at everything you have accomplished. I’ve grown a stronger backbone; I am doing what I wanted to do for a long time, and I’m doing it earlier than expected. Do you think we would be where we are right now if we had

After we remarried, I became the absolute perfect husband in Zoe’s eyes. When she stayed out all night, I stopped calling to check up on her. When she went to parties and ended up in passionate kisses with other men, I turned a blind eye and kept my mouth shut. Even at a high school reunion, when someone teased her and asked if her biggest regret was not marrying the school heartthrob, I simply smiled and smoothed things over for her. “Honestly, yeah. If I hadn’t clung to her back then, maybe she would be together with the person she truly loved by now.” Hearing that, the woman beside me suddenly panicked. “Are you serious? Won’t you regret losing me?” Regret? I let out a soft laugh.

] [Edward Windsor Public Humiliation and Ruin Perception: 95%. [Reward Unlocked!: $30,000,000 Clean Dividends Credited + 2% Additional Preference Shares of the Windsor Group Transferred.] [Total Stake in Ex-Husband's Corporation: 12%.] "Masterful," Adam whispered beside me, clapping softly, his gaze dark and heavy with admiration. "You just stripped away the liquidity he needed to secure the harbour development bid on Monday morning." I stood up, smoothing the crimson silk of my dress. "Excuse me for a moment, Adam. I need to freshen my lipstick before the dancing begins."

Every time I looked at it I remembered: I chose this. *March.* It was spring. The Miller Foundation launched its first 3 houses. For women leaving abusive situations. I cut the ribbon myself. A reporter asked: “Ms. Miller, is it true you’re engaged?” I looked at Ethan in the crowd. “Yes,” I said. “To the best man I know.” Camera Flashes. That night we celebrated with pizza on the floor. “Do you ever regret it?” Ethan asked. “Saying yes so fast?” “No,” I said. “Do you?”

Kate smiled then closed her eyes letting the breeze go into her head. “Are you sure you want to live in this city…with him around?” Joan suddenly asked glancing at Kate whose eyes were still shut. “He’s all in the past now.” Kate simply replied him. “I’m afraid he might notice you as his ex-wife..?” He added, his voice laced with nothing but worry. “Drop it Joan. Lucas is out of my life now, he’s nothing to me,”Kate said then her eyes opened, she glanced at Joan. “If it wasn’t for you who saved me from getting on the plane, I would have been dead by now. You saved me and I should focus on living this life well rather than thinking about an Ex.”

“They're taking everything down.” Aiden gave a small shrug. “That's what happens when a wedding stops being a wedding.” Damon's mouth twitched faintly, but there was no real amusement in it. Aiden studied him. “Do you regret ending it?” Damon's eyes moved toward him. “No.” The answer came immediately. Aiden nodded. “Then that's one thing you don't have to question.” Damon lowered his gaze to the coffee in his hands. “I don't regret ending it. I regret that I ever allowed myself to believe I was making the right decision for the wrong reasons.”

"I went to see her once. She was living in a damp little rental apartment. She barely looked human anymore." Glen took another sip before continuing. "She told me the thing she regrets most isn't cheating. And it's not even choosing the wrong person at the wedding. "What she regrets most is comforting Vince back then for the sake of love…and then abandoning him later for the sake of her own interests. "She said she tried to hold on to both sides, but in the end, both men hated her. She ended up being the biggest joke of all." I gave a small, crooked smile. That did sound exactly like something Natasha would say.

she remembered when she had tried seducing Xavier to get the money, he had rejected her, humiliated her and had given her the money like she was nothing but a whore who could do anything for money, and all she did, she did for Mel. Day after day she had suffered, crying all alone because there was nobody to cry to, she felt all alone in a huge empty world. She had regretted, the day she walked to him on the altar, she regretted the day he told her that they would be having separate rooms, she regretted the day he told her to keep their marriage a secret, he hadn’t even used a ring in their marriage and it felt so empty and incomplete, yet Mel eyed the expensive looking ring which was now on

“I just need to get on with my life. And come on, you’re the Alpha. You can have anything you want.” He frowns. “I wish I could move on like you have, but it’s not so easy. Especially when I regret the decision I made three years ago.” Seriously, he’s going to come in here and talk about regret after everything? Has he forgotten that he’s the one who moved on without a thought? Without even an explanation. “Regret?” I can’t help but roll my eyes. “After you brought your new wife to my restaurant? What exactly do you regret?”

“Yes, mom really loves her. The sermon I received from her was terrifying and the slapped I received wasn’t just husband and wife, it’s a clan after I confessed what the reason why we broke up is.” He chuckled. “Because you’re a jerk who let her slipped away, what really is missing that time was the wedding then you’ll do that.” “I know, that’s what I regret the most.” “But too late for you, she doesn’t believe any man anymore.” I crooked my forehead and looked at him. He’s leaning on the chair he sits on then looked at the ceiling. “What do you mean?”