He Finally Regrets It After Seeing Me Marry Another 소설 & 이야기

The better he treated her, the more it made her heart ache. “Naomi, look at me,” he said, gently tilting her face toward his. “Do you know what I regret the most after I went abroad?” Naomi blinked. “What?” "I regret not taking you with me. I regret not telling you I loved you before I left. But when you married someone else—that’s when the regret really hit me. I begged the gods for just one more chance. And so—" ***

A faint, bitter smile touched my lips. “I was wrong.” Percy’s expression softened but he still didn’t speak. “I don’t regret loving,” I continued. “But I regret… not seeing clearly.” My fingers curled slightly at my side. “Not understanding who I was trusting.” A silence followed. “I like you, Percy...I really do.” His eyes flickered slightly. “But marriage…” I shook my head gently. “I can’t rush into that again.” Not after everything. Not after learning what it costs when you choose wrong.

he laughed sarcastically. "I just wanted to wear this, Rome, because it reminds me of you, I remember you, and it's like holding you when I wear it," I countered his statement. "Wow? What makes you think that I will trust your words, huh? I will never fall in love with you again, and we’re not getting back together, ever! If you only knew how regretful I am for marrying someone like you," he said seriously and let go of my hand again. As he stepped away, I stood up with all my strength. I couldn't believe his last words. Tears streamed down my face one after the other.

"Why did you push Sophia!" "She told me to." "You're lying!" Sophia sobbed. Jack knelt down and helped Sophia up, as gently as if she were made of porcelain. He looked at me with nothing but disappointment. "You haven't changed at all. You acted so well for three years, but the second we turn around, you're the same as always. A leopard doesn't change its spots." Mom's eyes reddened. "We were just saying we should be nicer to you. I was regretting sending you to that place. And this is how you repay us?"

“That— that day, when my memories came back, I was so confused. There were so many memories in my head that it became so difficult to decipher what was the truth and what was not. At first, I was happy. It’s because I felt that I'm finally able to live a normal life with you without my amnesia holding me back. However, as I got deeper into my memories, I started realizing that maybe everything that I felt was all a lie. Why… Why did you take such measures to marry me?” I felt my eyes warming up, so I looked up at the ceiling. “So… did you realize that you regret our marriage?” “No,” he shook his head. “Actually, yes…” My heart stopped, and I looked at him with wide eyes. “No, no. It’s not wh

We will handle everything for the wedding. I hesitated, unsure if this was really the right thing to do. Then, Nathan leaned in and whispered softly in my ear, "Don't hesitate. As long as I'm here, no one in this family will dare mistreat you." His tone and expression gave me a strange sense of déjà vu, like I had heard it all before. After everyone had left, I couldn't hold back anymore and quietly asked him, "Nathan, have we met before?" He looked a little disappointed. "You don't remember?"

“You wanted this marriage, Kim. I did not plan this, you did. And now you think you can just leave the same way you planned this whole marriage? Like my own opinion did not—” “Yes, I want to leave! I regret ever marrying you! I regret ever loving you! I regret the days I spent trying to make this marriage work, trying to make you love me! I regret everything, so please, let…me… go!” I yelled at the top of my voice, enunciating the last part so it would sink in. “You never—” I stopped and swallowed my words as a strange emotion flashed across his face in an instant. I swear I saw that look, that hurting look. He looked as if he was deeply hurt by my words. The last time I saw that emotion was

I shut her down on the spot. She shot me a glare, then smiled like ice. "Don't regret this." I just smiled back and shook my head. The only thing I ever regretted was marrying Shane in my last life. This time, I picked Quentin. No regrets. But I didn't get what Ceryn meant... not until it was already too late.

he said through clenched teeth, "this deal might never have existed." He never opened the umbrella. The rain just kept beating down on his broad shoulders. "Then it seems you're in for a disappointment." I turned and walked down the steps, not looking back to see the shock on his face. I wasn't going to tell him the marriage contract sent to Ashpoint already had my name on it. In my last life, he endured too much humiliation on my account. This time, I'd let him hate me for a few more days. After all, when the day came and it was me on the tarmac waiting to board the plane, not Sofia, shouldn't he be eternally grateful?

"Your mother and I have eyes, Adrian. We have watched you for the past six months. "It's not the contract that keeps you in that kitchen at two in the morning, " A long silence. "I regret the marriage, " Adrian said finally, and his voice was flat and he sounded as if he was taking great care, and the voice she had come to know after months of carefully built mornings and Seychelles terraces and nightmares held at bay was nothing like that one. "It was the wrong decision. There was no heir and now there is nothing " She didn't catch the end of the sentence. Moving away from the door, she was very quiet, almost a whisper, because the alternative was making a sound that she had promised hersel