Regret Losing A Good Woman Novels & Stories

Work my ass out just to be able to stand out today. How I had sold my house in the midst of it and got scammed only to sleep on the streets? “The only thing that brought me this far is my ex-wife.” I paused. Tears pricked my eyes as I tried so hard to control myself. “My grandmother's dying wish,” I added. I'm sure Marietta could see this right now. Maybe she would give me a chance in her life again. We all make mistakes, and we all deserve a second chance. “You mean Mrs. Lorette Whitmore is dead?” one of the reporters raised the question abruptly.

The sharp pain made her break out in cold sweat. But Aidan didn't seem to notice the agony on her face. He hurriedly motioned for her to be quiet. When the phone finally connected, Natalie's crying voice came through. "I'm so sorry, Aidan. It's my fault. I lost control and messed up the deal with Mr. Conley. You know I'm not like Sasha. I have self-respect. I just can't bring myself to drink with men. "Besides, you're my boyfriend, Aidan. When I heard you were going to that kind of place, I just got jealous."

Bethany's face hardened and her voice sharpened as well, "You should care about how this looks Sara. A married woman..." That was the breaking limit for Sara. It made her lose her cool and she finally snapped, "You mean a woman whose husband has been frolicking with his mistress?" Silence fell so hard one could have heard a pin drop.

“He’s faced his truth. Now I face mine… and move forward.” Revan watched them disappear into the city crowd, a hollow emptiness settling into him. For the first time, he understood the depth of what he had lost—and the strength of the woman he once underestimated. The encounter was over, but its echo lingered, a reminder that regret, no matter how sincere, cannot undo the rise of a woman who has learned to stand alone.

‎But under the anger was something worse. ‎Regret. ‎ I finally saw what I had lost, not just Sarah's company or her trust. I had lost the life I could have had, I had a woman who loved me, a company that was doing great, a future that looked good. ‎And I ruined it all because I was too greedy to be thankful. ‎I did this to myself. ‎That truth hurt more than any punishment Sarah could think up. ‎When I came out of the bathroom, Victoria was waiting for me in the living room.

“How dare you even think of such a thing? What will you tell the Starlings as your reason for divorcing their daughter? Or have you forgotten that Mr. Starling invested one billion dollars in our company when we almost went bankrupt, and now you want to pay them back with evil?” “But Mom, I don’t love Annabel. Our marriage was a mistake. Seeing her face every morning makes me sick.” “Oh please, spare me that. You don’t love her, and you went ahead to marry her and even have kids with her?” “Mom, that was a mistake, and now I’m trying to rectify my mistakes. Meadow is the one I love, Mom. Back then I made a huge mistake by telling her to abort that pregnancy and letting her go. Please help me

"In your study. And your response was?" Lewis closed his eyes. "I said it wasn't a good time." "What did you mean by that?" "I meant — the Singapore deal. The expansion. Everything was at a critical point." "But what did it communicate to her?" He didn't answer. "Lewis." "That she wasn't a critical point." The words came out quietly. "That the baby wasn't." "And then — the hospital." "She nearly lost it. The threatened miscarriage." His jaw tightened. "I stayed. I was there. And then Regina called about the contracts and I—"

she answered. “I don't need to do anything to get rid of him. He won't stay because he has a fiancèe,” she stated matter-of-factly. “Have you forgotten that he barely showed up to me during those three years I lived with him?” “I will never forget that but I think he changed his mind..” “Changed his mind? About what?” “About letting you go! Don't tell me you didn't notice it. I think he regrets abandoning you now that he could see you were better off without him. That's how usually the guy is. They only realized what they lost once the woman was gone and happy with someone else”

That would be ridiculous. The mere thought of her having moved on, didn’t sit well with him. It felt like he was trying to hold onto her but she was slipping out of his hand like sand. And that angered him. He was so upset at himself for having hurt a woman like her, a woman who could have possibly been his everything. How could he have lost a woman like her? He regretted that night he asked her to leave his house. He regretted seeing those texts from that unknown person. He regretted not having trusted Liz. He regretted letting Ivan’s words get to him. He should have listened to her.

“To summarize, we have a woman who entered a wealthy, high-profile marriage, expressed dissatisfaction with her position, failed to meet key expectations, and is now seeking financial compensation beyond agreed terms.” “Objection. Argumentative.” “Overruled.” “Would you disagree with that characterization?” I lifted my head. “Whether you believe it or not… I loved him.” I continued, steady. “I didn’t enter that marriage for status or access. I entered it because I believed in him. I believed in us. I gave up my own plans and ambitions because I chose to support him.” “My greatest regret isn’t that I stayed too long trying to fix something broken. It’s that I lost myself while doing it. I bec