Regrets After Divorce Novels & Stories

"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

"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.'

I couldn’t explain why I kept on digging into my memory, thinking if I ever made her smile like that when she was still married to me. It made me feel bitter. She was capable of smiling like that when she treated me coldly. Did I hurt her too much? Should I have just apologized and sought her forgiveness for a mistake I didn’t know? Damn it! Am I really regretting it now? Swallowing hard, I tightened my grip on the steering wheel as I drove my car silently. I agreed on the divorce and this is the consequence of the wrong decision I made in the past. We ruined each other’s lives and I have a responsibility to Andy.

However, instead of living the blissful life she had hoped for, there were rumors that the couple would fight every day, and Luke would sometimes even beat her. From what I was seeing now, those rumors weren't baseless. To be honest, I had never seen Victoria looking so disheveled and pitiful before. Still, that was by her own choice, so whatever happened to her was just something she would have to bear with, be it good or bad. At that moment, Victoria happened to turn her head and noticed me. Immediately, an embarrassed expression crossed her face. "Tyrell, I regret what I did. If I could get a chance to go back in time, I definitely wouldn't choose to divorce you. I…"

“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.

Richard's POV Regret forms a jagged rock in my stomach as I watch her walk back the way she came without a word. Even though no one is in sight, shame soaks my skin and frustration eats at me. I know I made a huge mistake by asking her for a divorce, and I made an even bigger mistake by leaving home that night to go to Eve. If I hadn't left home, maybe I would have been able to stop her from leaving. But then Eve was my obsession. If I hadn't caught her cheating on me with my best friend, I wouldn't have thought of ever stopping Arabel from leaving.

I have always been strong and able to handle anything, so it makes no sense that now of all times, is when I crumble. “Because you lost two years of your life and your marriage without knowing you didn’t have to…. Two years of everything…. because of misunderstandings. I think you’re grieving the loss now you know you made choices that weren’t based on fact. Maybe regret….remorse… what you lost. Who knows? And you haven't dealt with anything related to your family and what happened, the deeper relationships,….all of you sort of glossed over the past because you were all wrapped up in the happiness of getting back together. Of them finding you again. All of you. I think you have so much you

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.

The doctor said he would put her on some treatment to help improve her chances. ‘Alright, if that’s what you want, then who am I to argue with you? It’s your marriage, and you know more about these things than me.’ I shrugged. ‘If I knew a lot about these things, I shouldn’t have married the second time, but that’s in the past.’ He chuckled. ‘Do you miss Tessa? It’s been almost five years since your divorce, so it’s weird listening to you regret your actions.’

That one word had never appeared in Gerard's dictionary, not even when he was being a punk, but now he was feeling it. He regretted it. He regretted everything that happened three years ago. He regretted following his grandfather’s order to divorce his beloved. He regretted putting an act with his childhood friend, Mia so that Ivy would agree to divorce him. But what was the point of regretting everything that had happened? It couldn't change the fact that he divorced her while she was pregnant with his child. It couldn't bring his beloved wife back from the dead. But oh, how he wished it could.