Regret After Divorce: I Lost The Best Her นิยาย & เรื่องราว

he moved his hand to stroke my messy hair with his fingers, “I was already falling for you when you took care of me at the hospital” “But, you chose Rachel” I whispered as I sniffled my tears away. He nodded, “And that was the biggest mistake in my life. I was a fool. Please, I beg you to forgive me. I was wrong about you. I thought you just wanted my money. Then, I found out you did not use a single cent of my money for you. You even donated all the divorce money I gave you to Rise Corporation. A charitable organisation. You did not even fight for us to be together and left me”

He said nothing. I continued, "Admit it. The line between sympathy and something more had blurred long ago. The moment that happened, I knew I had lost the man I pledged my life to. You were no longer the man I knew, and I stopped being the girl I used to be. The divorce was the best ending our relationship could have had. Nothing can change that." He saw the determination in my eyes and found himself at a loss for words. After standing there for a long moment, he turned toward the door and walked away mechanically, his face etched with regret.

Gregory's voice grew husky as he continued, "I've lived nearly 30 years without ever regretting a single decision. I always believed that every choice I made was the right one, but…" Anathea could sense what he was about to say next. Maybe it was the alcohol on his breath or the heat from his body, but a dull ache started pulsing in her temples. Gregory lowered his head, resting his chin against her neck. Anathea felt his warm breath slip beneath her collar as he murmured, "I regret it." Her heart skipped a beat, then stumbled into an unsteady rhythm, faltering in her chest. Gregory continued, "I regret letting you go. I never wanted to trap you, but I do regret signing those divorce papers.

But I doubt she would ever do that. I still find it unbelievable how much she has changed. It was right to say the Gwen I knew was long gone and in her place was a total stranger. She had changed but I still believe the old Gwen was still in there. I still have this belief that she would eventually forgive me for cheating even while we were married. I was wrong in so many aspects of our life, I ruined her life by thinking this was the best for her. I was wrong, I thought I was happy when she refused to see me after getting divorced but I was wrong. A big part of me was bothered by it.

as she turned around, she half-smiled, after all, her best friend and divorce lawyer was there. - Honey, don't despair, after all, he's the one who wants it this way -Ah Gregory... I don't know what to say, it's been 6 years with him of a lot of struggle and tension. I still love him and this is very hard for me - Sarah said through tears with the papers in her hands. - Don't blame yourself, after all your marriage was doomed to failure since this woman's return..., but -Gregory leads Sarah to the main lobby - recover your aura and let's end this...

"You know you’re my best friend. It’s just that it’s extremely funny that the woman you kicked away five years ago is back and she’s no longer a nobody." "Who would have thought she owns that big hospital? It’s one of the largest in the city, with some of the best doctors too. Don’t tell me you’re regretting divorcing her." My heart thuds, and I wish more than anything I could turn back time. If I could, I wouldn’t have divorced her. I wouldn’t have kicked her out. I would’ve done whatever it took to make our marriage work, but it’s too late for that. When Raymond senses how down I look, he leans in again.

"Dressed up to celebrate our divorce? You look happy." I nodded. "New life, new me. Of course, I'm happy." Before we parted ways with each other, he stopped me. "Can we go back to how it was? I swear I won't..." "No way!" I cut him off. No one tripped in the same ditch twice. He nodded, giving up, and walked away with a heavy heart. He knew there was no fixing this. As I got in my car, I heard him scream, "Iva, I regret it. I lost you!"

What started as what could possibly be the best day she had in years turned out to be one of the worst. She regretted opening the door the previous night. 'I should have kicked him out.' Tears rolled down her cheeks. She wanted to stop them, but she couldn't. She hit the side of her head and the the back repeatedly, in a desperate attempt to forget what had happened that moment. She replayed every detail every chance she got. 'Why did he come? He is getting married to someone else barely two months after our divorce like our marriage meant nothing to him, like I meant nothing to him.' she sniffed as she grabbed another tissue from the tissue box.

SEBASTIAN How much time has passed since I last laid eyes on her? Five years. And how long has it been since I've been searching for her? Four years. It took me an entire year to realize I had made a grave mistake divorcing my wife. A year to come to terms with my true feelings for her. It wasn't until she left and I had spent an entire year without her that I recognized I had made a terrible mistake. I never should have let her go. Letting her leave remains my biggest regret.

“That was the first time since I grew up, I felt so relaxed. It was like telling my worries to a stranger who didn’t judge me soothed me than I could ever imagine. When I woke up on the bed with you, I could feel my muscles relaxing. My mind was clearer than usual.” “Strange...” Caden clicked his tongue. “What?" Avery asked, her eyebrows ceasing. “I felt the same. I always thought the night I met you was the best night of my life.” “Really?” Avery’s eyes twinkled, and Caden looked down at her and nodded, adoring her with his eyes. “Really. My only regret when we divorced was not being able to gather up my courage and tell you I loved you.” “Why didn’t you? Could have saved both of us from th