My Ceo Ex Husband Regret Novels & Stories

Now I’ve made peace with it. This marriage, whatever it was, wasn’t enough for either of us. And while the world still believes we’re some golden couple, I can’t pretend anymore. He called for this ending, and I won’t be the one crawling to fix what he already shattered. “I’m sorry,” he says suddenly, voice low, and something in it falters. “I really regret last night—” “Arthur?” I cut in gently, like I’m trying not to spook a wild animal.

I saw the shock that formed on their faces as I said ‘ex’. I began. “When I married my husband, Simon Langston, the CEO of Langston's Innovations, I was labeled the lucky wife, the golden retriever, and so much more. Everyone assumed I was treated like a queen, with people at my beck and call, making me the envy of countless women who wondered why Simon chose me," I paused, wiping off my tears with the back of my hand.

I don't think he'd ever smile at me again. He stood in front of us and my lips parted after our gazes met. He stared at me darkly and I can no longer stand the tension in my heart. My…husband is the new CEO. What is this? Why? I mean... did he do this purposely? Oh my God! What kind of game is destiny trying to pull?

I raised my voice back at her after clenching my fist tightly, “Your voice was too loud! Didn't you notice that? Do you want me to lose my baby?! You did not even apologize to me!” Yes, I lost my temper. It was my mistake. But lately, after my wedding, I have been losing control of myself. I could not bear to digest the fact that Celine was more popular than me, and that my fans, who used to love me, were the same people pushing me to the slums. It was heartbreaking, and I have been forcing myself to eat because I didn't want to lose Nathan's baby in my womb. “Your husband has been dismissed from his position as Glems' company CEO. His father literally took every single thing from him and ga

But Aaron wasn’t listening to their financial reports. His gaze was locked on the press release displayed on the massive screen at the front of the room. “La Reina Holdings CEO to Attend Kingston Enterprises Annual Summit.” The words burned into his mind like a brand. She’s coming here. To my territory. Sofia Laurent. His ex-wife. The woman he had wronged more than anyone. The woman who was systematically dismantling everything he had built. Why? Why now? Why, after all these years, had she chosen to reappear, to wage this war?

I rolled my eyes as I looked at Rex and all I could think of was how miserable my life would be now with him being my new boss. We got dismissed and everyone was busy trying to fix whatever they were slacking behind on. I get, who would love to miss out on the new incentives? "How then, do you intend to cope since your ex husband is now the CEO of The Eleven? I thought you said he was into Real Estate and now, he is now the fuckin' CEO of a multimillion hotel and resort. Don't tell me this dude is that wealthy?" She scoffed as she looked at me. "How do you expect me to know, Marie?" I rolled my eyes as we walked down to where we could board a taxi home.

The kind of feeling that would be gone by morning. He was a man who trusted his own instincts. He'd built his company on them. He'd walked away from bad deals before the numbers confirmed it, and he'd been right every single time. So he couldn't explain , standing at that window, with a signed divorce folder on his table and Isabella's name glowing on his screen , why every instinct he had was saying the same thing. *You just made a mistake.* He picked up his phone. Typed back to Isabella. *It's done.* He hit send. Stood there waiting to feel like himself again. He was still waiting. …

"He wrecked himself. Picked a side chick over his fiancée—almost got her killed. Turns out the woman was in on it with the kidnapper. Played him like an idiot. Career gone, wedding gone, almost did time." One of the younger guys pointed at the TV, nudging his partner. "No way, that bad? The CEO on TV—isn't that his ex?" "Shh. Yeah, that's her. Look at her now—the richest woman in the country. Guys line up for her. And him? Pathetic. He earned it." Shane acted like he heard nothing. Just stared at my interviews on the screen. Even his regret had nowhere to go. So he stayed in that forgotten corner, stuck guarding his rotting past.

He asked and I slowly shook my head He clicked on the computer that sat on his table and turned the screen to me. The first thing that caught my eye was the bold headline. “Family and Friends mourn the loss of the Ex- wife of the CEO of Ace group Axel Alistair” I was the one being mourned but my name wasn’t even mentioned. Was that all I have been reduced to an Ex-wife?

The one reading this right now, probably at 2 AM when you should be sleeping but instead you're here wondering if Ivy's gonna make it, if Ares is going to survive, if Marcus is finally going to get what's coming to him, and if Vincent is sitting in his office realizing he just got his daughter killed with his stupid ego. (Spoiler alert for Book 2: Vincent is DEFINITELY having that realization. And it's going to destroy him. But we'll get to that later.) Let me tell you something about this story. When I first started writing "My CEO Ex-Husband's Regret," I thought it was going to be a simple revenge tale. You know—woman gets cheated on, woman gets strong, woman makes everyone regret underest