Novel & Cerita Signs Ex Husband Regrets Divorce

He tossed it onto the desk beside the meal I had cooked through a crushing migraine. I looked down. Divorce Papers. My breath caught. I could feel the room spin. "Why?" I whispered. The anger drained away, leaving only emptiness. "Why are you doing this?" "Because I only married you because we were fated mates," Rex said flatly. "I never loved you, Rosemarie. I tolerated you because of the bond, but Tracy is back now. I'm done pretending. I'll give you a generous settlement. You'll be financially secure."

We haven’t really spoken since the divorce papers were served, and I’ve been avoiding thinking about it, but now… I want to see her. I lean back in my chair, staring up at the ceiling. I’ve been angry at her for filing for divorce, for wanting to leave, but now, all I feel is regret. I didn’t realize how much I took her for granted. I thought she’d always be there, always be mine, but now, she’s slipping away, and there’s nothing I can do about it. Maybe I was never the husband she needed. I glance at the clock, wondering when Caroline will show up. I look down at my desk, at the stack of papers in front of me, and for the first time in a long while, they seem meaningless.

“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.”

My head spun, but I didn't care anymore. "Guards, remove this nuisance from my sight. Her very presence disgusts me." I found my voice one last time, summoning what little dignity I had left. "Fine. I'll sign your papers and leave with nothing. But you'll regret this, Raven. Someday, you'll regret this." With shaking hands, I signed the divorce papers that would erase our marriage as if it had never existed. "Leave. Now. And take nothing that belongs to me, maybe I will regret that you ever loved me," he said in a cold voice that was devoid of emotions.

he replied. "What's the point?" I frowned. "I just want to be with you and our son. I want to pretend, even if it's just for a month, that we are a happy family. I regret everything, and I just want to experience what I've lost before I inevitably lose you next month," he confessed, his voice filled with raw emotions. "Regret? Haha!" I forced a laugh, attempting to conceal the pain that washed over me upon hearing his words. “You know you don’t have to worry. I will assure you that I will sign the divorce paper right away after Marco's birthday,” he assured me.

He said, adjusting his eye glasses, so he could see it well properly. "A divorce letter?" He exclaimed. "Exactly. Yes it is" "Eve" "I... I can't do this anymore, I regret ever agree to marry you. Gosh! You are old for me.. what was I thinking of? Money, Yes your wealth! Yet I didn't even get it from you. You abandoned my father in the hospital immediately I signed the marriage papers! You changed towards immediately I signed the papers.. You.." I rushed all my words, made sure my facial expression was stern, sad and serious.

I asked softly, though I already knew the answer. “Who wouldn’t?” he replied coldly. “Answer me properly!” I snapped, my frustration breaking through. “Yes. I believe her,” he said without hesitation. Then, as if my heart wasn’t already crashed, he added, “And sign the divorce papers.” Without another word or glance, he walked out and shut the door behind him. This time, I didn’t chase after him. I didn’t beg. Enough was enough. Even if I tried, would that be enough to change his mind about me? No. Not anymore.

He’d made his position perfectly clear when he threw my things onto the front lawn and told me I had until nightfall to disappear. But I opened it anyway. *Ivy. My lawyer will be in touch next week regarding the divorce settlement. I expect you to cooperate fully and not make this difficult. The house is mine. The joint accounts are mine. Sign what you’re asked to sign and this will be over quickly.* *Don’t contact me directly again.* I read it twice. It was short, cold, and efficient. Like a business email. Like five years of marriage and seven years together were just a transaction to be closed out cleanly.

“If you keep throwing around the word divorce like an untrained dog just to get a reaction from me, it’s going to backfire.” “I don’t want a reaction from you,” she shot back, her voice firm despite the way her heart hammered. “I want a divorce.” A muscle ticked in his jaw. That word again. Divorce. Over the past few days, it had started to grate on him in a way he couldn’t quite explain. Now, hearing it again only made it worse. “Are you that desperate,” he said coldly, “to get the freedom to run around with your lovers openly?”

" Naomi paused, keeping her hands on my shoulders as though she needed to make sure I was paying close attention to everything she was saying. "Then Mr.Nathan, your regretful ex-husband, who's now doing everything he can to win you back. He finally realized how much his ex-wife was worth after letting her go. I have no doubt both men will try their hardest to win your heart, and honestly, ma'am, you're going to have a difficult decision to make." After saying that, Naomi fell quiet, her eyes wandering as though she were already picturing how everything would unfold. But I was still trying to make sense of what she'd just told me. Nathan regretted our divorce? Was that really why he was sudde