Regrets After Divorce Novels & Stories

I stood at the door for a long time before gathering the courage to walk in. I knelt in front of him and hesitated for a moment before speaking, "I went to the hospital for a check-up today, and the results weren't good. In the future, I'm afraid... We got married because of the child, but now that the child is gone, if you want a divorce, I won't object." He was suddenly provoked by something I said, and Bryce erupted in anger, pushing me to the ground. His strong body pressed down on me, his eyes burning with intense hatred.

Resting her head against Yvonne's shoulder, she said with a sigh, "This whole ordeal just reminded me that giving your heart to someone only works if they're the right person. With Mr. Ex? No matter how many chances you give him, it just circles back to the same pain." With that, she downed the entire glass of champagne. Yvonne looked at her and gave a quiet sigh. "Do you have any regrets, Isabel?" "I guess so." Isabel continued after thinking for a beat, "If I could do it all over again, I wish I'd handled the divorce better. Back then I was too heartbroken to think straight. But I'm much stronger now. I'd walk away with style." That answer actually made Yvonne laugh. "Divorce is always pai

The things that once stirred me–like discussions about the progress of the pack, or a night hunt–passed before me without leaving a mark. Marcus had tried several times to pull me out of my sunken state, but it was unsuccessful. Only one thing remained sharp in my mind–regret. It sat in my chest, heavy like a living thing. It breathed where my heart should have been. I regretted signing those divorce papers. I had pushed Aria away with my own hands. Pushed away the love she tried to share, and convinced myself for five years that it was the right thing to do. At the time, it had felt as though something unseen had guided my actions, more like I had been controlled by some sort of spell.

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.

“Are you sure this isn’t because you’re still thinking about Keegan? That maybe… You regret that divorce?” My hands freeze from brushing the rim of my glass. Regret? Of course not. To be honest, it did cross my mind more than once. But it isn’t for the same reason as he or the other might think. No, I don’t regret leaving Keegan. It just temporarily feels empty after having to let go of what I have been holding on to for so long. I’m more of a sad regret. I know better than that. So, I say honestly with firmness in my tone as I shake my head. “No, I don’t regret it, and I’ll never will.”

"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.

“Have you ever thought of what excuse we would need to come up with for us to meet again next time… How much effort would it take for us to do that? Do you think… things will slowly die down between us and that would be the end of it? If that’s true, I will probably regret how I ended up having such a huge argument with you before we divorced. Frankly, I’m not too bothered by whether you deliberately hid the fact about the airplane incident because of your mom or me, as I’m very well aware of your character. However, I’m afraid that I might end up with too many regrets unknowingly and end up not being able to fill up the gap I have.” Mark was startled for a moment. “What nonsense are you spe

That’s definitely something he would hate. Would he also think that I failed my husband? Maybe I was being too much by arguing back. I should have just told him he was right and apologized. If we do get divorced… what will I do then? I still love Adrian. More than I love myself. I want the man I used to share a bed with. Now that the anger has faded, all that’s left is regret. I handled things poorly. My feet were aching from the walk. I’d come here without a car, opting to take a cab. I’ve been taking a lot of cabs since my fight with Adrian.

She felt a great uneasiness in her heart when she thought today was the day the first court of her divorce from Darren would be held. And that made Vivi regret everything that had happened to make her and Darren's marriage disintegrate like this. It made Vivi regret giving the tie clip to Lucas. She regretted buying it and giving it to Lucas because if she hadn't done that stupid thing, her and Darren's relationship wouldn't have been ruined the way it was. Vivi regrets many things that led her to a bad relationship with Darren, but she forgets to regret meeting Darren and getting trapped in a contract marriage. She forgets it as if it's something she doesn't want to regret.

"See why I told you a divorce was the wrong move? But you didn't listen, now it's not even up to two months and you are regretting it," "I am not regretting it," He lied, he did, he regretted asking for a divorce the moment those papers arrived at his office, but he had stupidly gone ahead with it, now he wanted to go back to that day and take back everything, not just that, he wanted to go back in time to the day of the incident and make sure Nicole didn't leave the house if only he could do that. "Keep lying to yourself," "Well, I am not the only one lying to myself, you are doing just that,"