My Ceo Ex Husband Regret Novels & Stories

He indeed left me and the kids. Am too grateful to the people that stood by me ever since my husband's death until now. My family and close friends have been of great help towards me and my children. I only get problems at work. Yes l went to work as the ceo of GM group of companies three months after the death of my husband. I never wanted to work but was forced by circumstances. I couldn't let my self dishonor the wish and efforts of my late husband. He had worked hard to get his company listed and he trusted me with his everything. There has been challenges but thanks to people like dad and George that imagined to achieve something in only seven months that l have been in that ceo chair.

Craige could be heard telling someone how his early life was; the known successful CEO's family was far from being glamorous as what he has right now. Mr. Cellio Craige, CEO Craige's father who was now the second wife of the retired fashion designer, Mrs. Ymen, was never a good husband nor a good father. Mrs. Craige, the mother of the prominent CEO was always beaten into a pulp for no apparent reason or when Mr. Cellio Craige is drunk and is a victim of sexual abuse by his husband. The rage and agony in CEO Craige's voice could be heard as he told how Mr. Craige would force his wife to have a sex and beat her when she refused. He, on the other hand, was always beaten too because of simple mi

Yet I drew a slow breath and turned around. I said nothing as I reluctantly faced my ex-husband. He stared at me as if he saw a ghost, and I couldn't help but find his expression delightful. His looks seemed more polished than during our marriage, but it was only natural. He was now the mighty CEO of Welch Med Industries after all. By his side was Kathrine Lacroix-Welch, whose dress was more sparkling than a cheap Christmas decoration sprinkled with three tons of glitter. She too stared at me wide-eyed, but unlike her husband's shocked expression, hers was filled with anger.

"How could you be this stupid? Our partnership with the Hamilton Group began not long ago, and it's flourishing because the market knows we have a strong alliance. Once the issue about this divorce gets out there, their trust is going to go down, and we could lose lots of investors." At his father's words, Gerald didn't know whether to laugh or clap his hands. He shook his head and said sarcastically, "And here I was, thinking you two came here because you cared about how I was feeling after hearing about my divorce. But ah, I guess it's too much to expect you two to be good parents for once in your life."

I smiled a little sheepishly. Eleonor sighed. “In the final years of my husband's life, he and I… well, we disagreed on many occasions. His ego suffered, and he secretly blamed me when the board of directors chose me as the new CEO, even though it was his medical condition that didn't allow him to stay as the head of the company. That is why he sided with our son—his pride and joy, Henry. My husband and Henry made many foolish decisions back then, and signing the contract binding us with the Duncan family was one of them. I'm not certain if my husband even knew what exactly he was signing…”

How he left her hanging every time Zoe called over a little misfortune. Regret filled his chest as he fell to his knees and began to cry. Micheal stood and gave him some time alone to process the new development, “We will continue to search and move as fast as we can to find your missing wife, Mr. Sinclair,” Micheal said before walking out and shutting the door behind him. Ethan shook his head as he grabbed onto his shirt and continued to mumble, “It must not be! How will I ever atone for hurting you this way Rose? I'm sorry!” His shoulders shook as he remained on his knees, shattered and broken with a heart filled with regret!

, Director Rachel Patel objected, her brows furrowed in a displeased frown. “Enough!” Diego yelled angrily, the veins in his neck bulging out. “Not another word. You can't suppress my love life all because I am the CEO. I have the right to be in a relationship with any woman I choose. And about the scandals, I will deal with them. I have always cleaned up my mess and I'll continue to do that. You all don't have to lecture me or scold me as if I'm a child.” Murmurings of reproof spread amongst the members of the board, displeasure and disappointment etched on their faces. Some shook their heads in pity, while some shut their eyes in disgust.

Greg and his wife stood huddled together, their faces pale with fear. "Please, your mom fired us, and we haven't talked, I swear," Greg stammered. "We just want to be left alone." I stepped inside, closing the door behind me. The dimly lit room reeked of desperation. "You see, Greg, I really don't care about you or your family. But you made a mistake. Grayson saw you talking to the kids. And I've known Grayson my whole life—he has ways of finding out when something's off."

he murmured, his voice filled with helplessness and confusion, his eyes clouded with uncertainty. “I loved you so deeply, but why did I feel so unwilling back then?” He let out a bitter laugh. “They… they all said that I, the CEO, was being controlled by my wife, but at first, I didn’t care. But later, I began to resent it.” “I thought our ten-year relationship meant that you would never leave me, so I became reckless.” “I always thought that once I had my fill, you would still be here.” He lowered his head, regret in his voice.

“Wait.” He faced the camera, “I am the CEO of YL Group. Please do not believe the rumors running around. My ex-wife, Yvonne, was the one who cheated on me first. “She was the one who tampered with the business I worked hard to build. What use is power and status on a woman? As executives and directors, you should know better than to follow a woman with no future. Come back, and I can consider raising your pay. “If you want to stay there with that sheltered woman, fine! But don’t come crying when you file for bankruptcy. I won’t take you back in.”