Regret Divorcing Husband Novels & Stories

I was frozen and speechless for a moment, dumbfounded by the emotion that I saw in her eyes. She echoed her request, softer this time: "Once we have Raina back, I'd like to mend our marriage." I couldn't suppress the rage that had been building—"You asked for a divorce, Faith!" I blurted out, even as I knew how much pain I was causing. She shook her head lovingly. "Being away from you made me realize I don't want to leave you," she whispered, her voice trembling with regret and yearning.

And I was holding him to it. “The divorce papers?” He looked up at me and I saw a flicker of sadness in his eyes. But I couldn’t let myself care. I reminded myself of our marriage and the way he had treated me all those years. His feeble apologies now didn’t make up for the years of neglect. “Yes, Jordyn,” I replied, lifting my chin. “Sign them. Let’s be done with this once and for all.” “Why now?” he asked. “I mean, what’s the rush?”

I said, “You’re just still carrying the heaviness of the grief that man gave to you.” Mama slowed down the spinning of the yarn. She looked as though she was lost deep in thought. When she finally spoke, her words moved me. “Grief is heavy, Lydia,” she said, “But even worse is regret. You would not believe the number of times that I thought of leaving that man early on in our marriage. But after a while I just … cowed.” I sat up straight and put a hand on her shoulder. Mama turned towards me. “Mama, I think that you should get a divorce.”

“That’s not the worst part, can you believe that some people actually think that you came back after all this time because you regret divorcing him?” “What?” If there was anything I was certain I wouldn’t regret, it would be divorcing Dominic because it was so obvious that he was willing to discard me so easily for Vivian. Why on earth would I want a man like that back? Someone that gave up on us so easily and had only agreed to marry me because his true love left him. “They even believe you’re regretting the divorce and want to seduce him.” “Seduce him for what? He is the one that won’t leave me alone.”

And because i can’t respond to what Malachi has just said, i decide to start eating My heart is racing but there’s nothing i can do about a racing heart but get it calm down. He’s not allowed to do this. For all the time i was his wife, he didn’t like me. I didn’t suddenly become more atrractive when we divorced. I’ve read stories of what really happens when couples get divorced. The wife who has spent her time and energy trying to hold a fragile marriage together usually spirals into regret, and after regret, she’d either let herself go or reinvent herself. But men, men usually got married again in the shortest possible time.

I kept wishing for a small taste of sweetness in our marriage, but it never came, and now, it seems it never will. Now, we're finally divorced. I've already signed the papers, and do I have any regrets? Not really. It’s more pain than regret. It hurts, knowing I can't be with my husband anymore. It hurts even more, knowing he chose his ex over the wife who stood by him for two years. I really can't help but want to tear up even more. The wetness on my face could barely explain how betrayed and hurt I'm feeling inside of me. When I finally had enough of crying,

"When you leave the hospital, I'll go and find her. I see that she's become spoiled and unruly because of me. This time, I must divorce her. I shouldn't have agreed to marry her. I regret it now." Each word pierced my heart like a blade, leaving it shattered and bleeding. 'John, I regret marrying you, too. 'I shouldn't have let myself fall for you if I had known you were this heartless. 'There's no chance of seeing you again in this life. I hope we'll never meet again in our next lives.'

Not in this lifetime. My biggest regret was trying too hard to make Rose happy because of Liam… and neglecting my own wife in the process. This divorce only opened my eyes. It showed me how much I’d hurt Patricia... how badly I’d failed her. And I was ready to fix everything between us. If that meant Rose moving out, then so be it. "You’re moving to that new apartment, and that’s final!!" I said coldly. I couldn’t let her stay here and ruin my plans. I turned to leave, but her next words froze me in place.

"I don't think so. Even if you're right, it wouldn't change my mind about getting a divorce." Tiana couldn't help but speak up, "Sage, you've loved Ian for so many years. Why are you backing away now when there's a light at the end of the tunnel? Ian is many women's Prince Charming. Won't you regret it if you go through with the divorce?" Sage shook her head firmly. "I won't." In her previous life, she had too many regrets because she was obsessed with Ian. Sage didn't get to spend time with her grandfather, she failed to save Maven Corporation, she didn't get to pursue a career she loved, and she didn't get to enjoy life.

“I canceled the first one because a meeting ran late. I told myself I would make it up the next week. The second one I sent a quick message saying I would be late and then never showed up. I stayed at the office until after midnight. The third one I forgot to even tell her it was off. I let those nights disappear like they were nothing. But they were not nothing to her. They were the one steady thing she had asked for and I took them away without thinking twice. Each time I chose something else. Each time I told myself it was just one night. They added up. They broke something in her and I did not see it until it was too late.” His fingers pressed lightly against the table edge. The regret t