Novel & Cerita Ignore Hubby And Son's Regret, Shining Now

I frowned, but then, I heard Lucas begging in a shaky voice, “I know I misunderstood you. I shouldn’t have said those things about regretting being with you. “You’ve done so much for me. How could you just stop loving me? I was wrong. Can you forgive me? Can we get back together? “You said we had a little boy, right? You’ve always wanted a child with me. Let’s have another one, please. I’m begging you—” I interrupted him coldly. “Let me make this clear. The moment I closed my eyes, I stopped loving you. “I already have a husband and a son. I don’t want anyone disrupting our happiness. “My biggest regret in my past life was marrying you and having your child. I hope you never contact me again

“Because no amount of regret can change anything. This is the reality, Anya. My son is dead Killian is married And they have a son. I can’t just turn a blind eye on those things.”

Could it be that his father's matter had been exposed? Thinking about how his father and mother had mysteriously disappeared in the past few days, he felt even more uneasy. His father and mother have reconciled now, but his mother would probably be angry at him for helping his father lie to her. He still had to be honest. It was easier to get forgiveness by admitting his mistake! After making up his mind, Jaybie's look changed when he entered the room and looked at Sonnet. Sonnet was stunned. Her son looked at her with a desperate look. What did he mean?

She watched as they stood up, their heads bowed, and walked out of the courtroom. Revenge had brought her back. At every turn she had found layers to things she thought she knew. And now it all made sense. Simon looked at her, their eyes locking in renewed determination to take each day in each other's embrace. James, Jayden, and Jasmine looked up at their mom and dad, their faces filled with a grin. "Dad, can we live with you now?" Jasmine asked. "For as long as your mom will allow." Simon responded, bending to their height.

I spat bitterly, “Last I remember, I severed all ties with you. We are no longer family. So your training and teachings don’t matter anymore. At least not to me.” “It matters! It matters because you owe us twenty years of your life.” Henry spat back, his lips raised in a taunting smirk. I’d always hated that smug look on him. “Twenty years of your goddamned life, and you can never throw that away. Neither can you deny it. Whether you like it or —” “Or nothing!” Noah interrupted, his voice filled with spite. “Whatever debt of gratitude she owed you, people went null the moment you threw her and our biological mother in jail. You’re no longer welcome in our midst, so leave this room. Now!”

Although Chloe was treated in time, she still broke her legs. For the rest of her life, she could only live in a wheelchair. As for Nathan, he went from the respected CEO of Brooks Group to a man everyone avoided. His life became utterly miserable. After Hannah finished telling me all of this, she let out a long sigh. Then she said, sounding relieved, “Thank goodness you divorced him when you did. Otherwise, you’d be suffering right alongside Nathan now.” I shrugged and stroked the little cat in my arms.

“Just… don’t say anything yet.” He exhaled shakily. “I noticed things yesterday. I saw the signs, but I didn’t let myself believe it.” Another harsh breath. “You’re pregnant.” Silence thickened between us, heavy with everything unsaid. Clyde’s gaze finally lifted to mine. The man staring back at me wasn’t the cold, resentful husband I remembered. This version looked haunted—like a man drowning in regret for every cruel word, every dismissive touch, every time he had chosen Flora over me. Obsession burned in his eyes now, raw and unguarded.

Hazel agrees and she will work my shift tonight and I will work her’s tomorrow night. The rest of the day passes in a blur. I pick up my son, work on some homework, and neglected chores around my cabin. I try not to think what else I am losing tonight. With all the pack gathered to honor Everest, it will be as good a time as any for Slade and I to reject the bond. Tonight, both of us will be free. I should be happy. But I feel numb and hollow

He lets out a dark, dry laugh. "We are broken beyond repair, and I understand how he could still love and protect you even after everything, because now that I am in love, I know I will be weak for my wife as well." The cheerfulness flowed out of him once more, his eyes narrowed dangerously at me. "I have done my part as your son, this is the last ounce of respect I will show you as my mother.” (End of Flashback) What do I do now? I felt my stomach knotting, I could feel it, something terrible was about to happen, my trembling hands found my phone, the only person who can help me now is Keegan.

My gaze lingered on our son—our miracle, trembling in his father’s hold. “I think…” My voice cracked with the fear I had once buried, now awakened again. “The Gemini’s story isn’t over yet…”"