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

"You've never actually said what I did wrong, have you? All these years, all I did was try to show you how much you meant to me. I drew you pictures that never made it to the fridge. I brought home perfect grades that were met with silence. I married the man you chose, became the daughter you wanted, and it still wasn't enough." She felt Seth's steady presence behind her, giving her strength. "You chose everyone else over me. When Richard and his family belittled me, you didn’t see a problem. When my marriage fell apart, you sided with the them." Her voice grew quieter, but somehow it filled the room. "So yes, this is the first time I'm saying this, but I regret being born into this family."

“Yeah sure, why not” “So tell us Rosalyn what is your biggest regret?” Henry said. “Gosh I have so many” “Mention the biggest one” “Probably marrying my EX-Husband. He taught me, love, is a natural thing. It can never be forced upon a person. It was a bitter experience but an experience nevertheless” This is the first time Rosalyn is expressing her feelings after her divorce.

He hated to say it but the mere sight of those pictures reminded him that the beautiful body used to be his to love and worship until she made a pact to punish him maybe or make him suffer for it. Even after she signed the divorce papers, he waited for her to come clean to him and apologize. He wanted to give her a second chance, maybe mistakes do happen but it seemed like she didn’t regret it because the next thing she did was jump on the next available flight out of the state. He watched her up to the point she left and then he knew he had lost her. Maybe they still had a shot at this future thing. But she never did; he didn’t know she was back in town until he discovered that she was work

“You know when you get married you think it will be forever. I guess sometimes you can’t predict the future.” “No, but you can still be hopeful and give it your best shot.” Bonnie watched as her client nodded, picked up the menu, and began to read. It was clear Lauren’s mind wasn’t on the printed words before her; she wanted the distraction as the subject had gotten a little painful. Bonnie gently offered, “You loved him.” Laura glanced up from far away. “What? Yes, at first. But it’s more the loss of a dream. That’s the worst thing about divorce.”

Delvin stared at me, unsure of where I was going with this. “I want to be with someone who truly loves me. I want to have children with him. And this…” I said, gesturing around us, “this isn’t it. This is my biggest regret.” Delvin’s eyes darkened at once, as if my words had struck a place they shouldn’t have. His jaw tightened so hard it looked like he was holding himself back from hitting someone… from hitting me. "Your biggest regret?" he repeated through clenched teeth. “I see it clearly now,” he added sharply. “You want a divorce so you can be with him, right?”

“I never thought I’d see you again.” Armin’s heart ached at her words, the simplicity of her statement cutting deeper than he had anticipated. “I regret everything, Alysha,” he admitted, his voice thick with emotion. “Divorcing you was the worst mistake I ever made.” She looked up, her gray eyes reflecting a mixture of sorrow and resilience. “Regret doesn’t bring back the past,” she replied softly. “But perhaps it can guide us toward a better future.”

I longed for divorce and I would get it. “I don't care that you tore up those papers, I'll get new ones, but you put the idea of divorce in my head, and now, I want a divorce Bill. Your actions have consequences, and your coldness has frozen my heart enough that I don't want to be with you anymore.” “Don't say words you'll regret, woman!”. “I would never regret speaking the truth, but you know what I regret?” I started up the stairs quickly. “That I didn't think about divorce sooner! I regret not messing with Brandon for real!”

She looked at the phone with disgust. Vanessa threw the noisy mobile phone into the trash can, and a scene of the past appeared in her mind. Lucas Hayes just said that she would regret signing the divorce papers? Regret? Yes, she did have something to regret. The only thing she regretted the most in her life was giving all her love to Lucas Hayes. She loved him wholeheartedly, and in the process, she lost herself. She didn't think about herself but about him. She tried her best to make him happy, forgetting that she needed to be happy too.

I realize how much their presence means in my life, even though I am no longer with Ariane. I regret so much for doing something bad to her. The regret piled up in my heart, as if it were a burden that was getting heavier every day. I never loved her during our marriage, and after we divorced, I realized how much I lost. That realization came too late, and maybe this is what is called the fruit of the mistakes we made. I never loved her during my marriage and after I divorced her, I realized how much I missed her.

"Maya's achievements are hers. They have nothing to do with me. Do not try to connect them in your article." "So you have no feelings about her moving on?" "My feelings are irrelevant. Maya deserves to be happy. She deserves success. She deserves someone who sees her value." I moved to the window. "If Adrian Frost is that person, good for her. That is all I have to say." "One more question. Do you regret the divorce?" The question hung in the air. "I regret everything that led to the divorce," I said finally. "I regret not seeing Maya. Not choosing her. Not being the husband she deserved. But I do not regret that she left. She should have left sooner. She deserved better than what I gave her