Regretful Ceo：chasing The Wife He Let Go Novels & Stories

We chat to fill the heavy silence; stories from Elena’s travels, memories of Noah as a boy before his father’s death hardened him into the ruthless CEO everyone whispers about. “He used to laugh more,” Elena says wistfully, adjusting a balloon string. “Before the pressure… before everything.” I nod, my throat tight. I remember those rare laughs too. The night Lila was born, he had held her for a few minutes, something almost soft in his eyes. Then the phone rang, and he handed her back, disappearing into his study. I had cried alone in the hospital bathroom, telling myself it was the hormones. Ten-thirty.

“Evelyn… please. I’m sorry. I’m so damn sorry for all of it. Seeing her in that hospital bed made me realize how fragile everything is. But you’re my wife. You’re the one I want to come home to.” “Yet you didn’t come home until dawn.” My voice remained steady, though my heart ached. “I used to make excuses for you. Tell myself it was temporary. That empires demanded sacrifice. But I’m done sacrificing, Khalid. My career. My grief. My peace. I won’t do it anymore.” He looked utterly wrecked — shoulders slumped, eyes red-rimmed from exhaustion and emotion. The powerful CEO was gone. In his place stood a man watching his world slip away.

This was definitely going to be the highlight of the night. “Today, I will announce my official retirement as CEO of the company.” He announced. The room erupted in a round of applause. Most guests were shocked. I would be too if I weren’t aware already. The chairman was someone who moved like he would never go into retirement. He gave a long emotional speech that definitely had some people shedding tears. He made mention of a few people who he thanked. When he mentioned Camilla’s mum and dad, I looked over to her and saw that she was tearing up. I rubbed her back to comfort her.

“Depends. Will you treat me well if I come?” I shrugged, opening the door. “You'll have to find that out yourself,” then I got in. But I couldn't help but be in awe at how freely we just acted. Like we were a long couple and not two people who were once married and happened to be in another country for two weeks with emotions leading them to a one night stand. I had to shake off that feeling. No way was I going to start regretting anything. I was Chloe Dave, CEO to the Razet Company, and people like us never regretted things.

If what Ace said about her family background is true then she’s not just the CEO, she’s the heir to Chase Creatives. ‘I’m quitting…I’m leaving the company,’ Kyle did tell me that he was leaving the company when he came over to my place. I cursed him silently as anger started to boil up inside of me again. He should have just told me that he had married the heir to our biggest competitor and that was why he had to quit his job. Plus, he just couldn’t quit without taking my idea over to sell it to the other side just to please his wife. “Don’t look so down or you’re going to make the food taste bad,” Ace warned playfully.

It was something I never fucking thought I would feel towards her. I’d felt the moisture of her arousal through her panties, and it had taken everything in me to stop. I meant what I said. I wasn’t going to touch her until her love for me had been revived and until she finally started believing that I did love her. No one but her. “That’s the thing, Ava, I don’t have to go to work because I am the fucking CEO” I force myself back to the present. “What’s the use of being the boss if I can’t take a few days off to take care of my wife and my princess?”

“I don’t understand what you are trying to ask Mother and you should know that Gwen is my ex-wife, not my wife.” She scoffed, “You and I both know that is a lie. Gwen is your ex-wife true but do you see her as that, tell me Henry does an ex-husband look at his ex-wife the way you do?” She asked. “What are you getting at mother?” I said through gritted teeth. “I have a plan Henry and this would help us. It will make your company bigger than any other company in this country. You will have everything you need as long as you hear my words.” She began.

"However, after careful consideration and multiple discussions, it's become apparent that Mr. Hunter has made significant efforts to change his ways. We've been monitoring his behavior and actions over the past few months, and we believe he is not only a capable leader but someone who has grown, learned from his mistakes, and demonstrated the kind of commitment we need at the helm of this company." Diego froze as he heard the words, but he didn’t let the emotion show. Considering the chairman's words, it seemed he was on the verge of regaining his position as CEO. However, he felt no excitement or enthusiasm about reclaiming what was rightfully his. It felt hollow because the price of that r

Margaret said and was about to pull the trigger. “NO. Please no. okay, okay, I will tell you the truth. Jayden. He mentioned Jayden to be the new CEO.” He finally confessed and Margaret retreated the gun. “Haha, haha… that son of a bitch.” She swore loudly and then turned to the other guy, “Did I not tell you the parrot would spill it out.” Then she laughed, “See how he is even shaking.” “Please, take down the post, I beg of you.” His marriage and business was at stake, if the video goes viral, this won’t be the same anymore. He would definitely lose everything.

The CEO's phone rang, and with a muttered apology, he excused himself and stepped outside to take the call. Left alone with the CEO's wife, Leila tried to make good out of the situation, attempting to negotiate a better deal. But despite her best efforts, it quickly became apparent that the woman had no intention of budging. Leila was unhappy, why would they want to purchase her Formula and Products for just Seventy dollars. Did they see her as a hungry Pauper. She knows the worth of her products and she would never give it away for such unworthy Amount. With a heavy heart, Leila rose from her seat and made her way out of the office, her footsteps echoing with disappointment as she exited in