Novel & Cerita When I Disappeared, He Regretted It

But here he was, ten years later, feeling the same suffocating humiliation from his girlfriend's mother. Aidan's face darkened as he glared at Joanna. "Mrs. Harrison, if you think so little of me, then I don't think there's any need for Natalie and me to be together anymore. Please let Natalie know I'm breaking up with her." The moment he said the words, he didn't know why, but a strange sense of relief washed over him. It wasn't until this moment that he realized, deep down, Natalie was no longer the bright-eyed girl who once smiled so sweetly at him.

The day Lucas Sterling went bankrupt and fled, he abandoned me at the airport. With red-rimmed eyes, he shielded his adopted sister, Ivy Sterling, as he escorted her onto the plane. “Ivy can’t stay here. Gavin Blackwood will drive her to her death. But you’re different. Everyone knows you look just like his late wife. “He could never bring himself to hurt you.” The cabin door slammed shut in front of me. As the engine roared, I cried and asked the system what I was supposed to do now. But the cold mechanical voice suddenly sounded excited: “Host! Go straight to Gavin Blackwood and tell him that you’re the woman who deceived him into marriage three years ago, faked her death, and vanished… “

After my wife, Serenity, forced me to kneel, apologize, and admit to plagiarism at the press conference for my new cancer drug, I finally gave up on her. From that day on, I became everything she'd ever wanted in a husband. I stopped questioning her whereabouts or taking an interest in her life. I even turned a blind eye to her affair with my graduate student, Darryl. Even when Darryl maliciously deleted all the research data for my experimental drug, I didn't lose my temper. I simply accepted reality and shut down my lab. Serenity was pleased with my silence and understanding. A few days later, Serenity stumbled upon the news that her mother, Trinity, had cancer, but I was nowhere

On the day of the business dinner, my boyfriend, Sebastian Lambert, makes up an excuse to send me away. He then has Laura Jensen, the woman he's never gotten over, take over the fashion design proposal I'm about to finish. She goes to the dinner in my place. By the time I get back, Laura has already replaced me as the lead on the project. Everyone expects me to lose it. Instead, I just smile and decide to hand Laura my job too. "It's just one proposal. You can have it. In fact, you can have my job as head designer too!" What none of them realizes is that the company only got this far because of my family's investment. The moment I walk away, my family will pull its funding. The company

She didn't turn around. Her expression was stoic as she replied, "My time is precious." He finally couldn't hold himself back as she strode out of the cafe. Dashing after her, he wailed in the rain as she was about to get in her car. "I regret it!" he sobbed, tears streaming down his face. "You've… You've asked me if I'd regret what I've done to you once I regain my memory. Angie, I really do!" He cried, "I regret it so much that I'd do anything to turn back time so I could kill myself back then! Angie… I truly regret what I've done!"

He remembered how I always organized his schedule with flawless precision. He remembered every one of my 143 heartfelt declarations. All those things he once dismissed as trivial only became precious once they disappeared. Now, those memories turned into blades, each one slicing deeper into his heart. What had he done to let a rare treasure like my love slip away? Aldric was ultimately consumed by regret. He scrambled desperately to make things right, only to find himself powerless. It was all too late. He sent message after message, but as each one disappeared into silence with no reply, he was forced to accept the truth.

A faint breath escaped him. “I remember.” “No fading out.” I moved closer toward the stretcher while grabbing his hand tighter. “You do not get to disappear after everything you said to me.” Something vulnerable flickered briefly across his face. “I spent years trying not to love you loudly.” The confession hit me like a physical ache. “And now?” His breathing weakened slightly. “Now I regret every second I wasted.” Tears blurred my vision instantly. The medics exchanged uneasy looks nearby because even they could see how bad his condition was becoming.

He turned his back on her once again, completely ignoring her existence and leaving her to scream in frustration alone inside the silent office. Deep within his heart, Mike knew that he had become trapped in an endless labyrinth of regret. His thoughts remained entirely fixated on Elara's name, mourning the departure of the woman he now realized had taken every piece of his soul with her.

“You look…” “Don’t say ‘beautiful.’” My voice cracked with emotion, glaring up at him. “Explain yourself. You disappeared without even saying goodbye.” His shoulders relaxed as a small, regretful smile tugged at his lips. “I wanted to. Believe me. But the CEO had transferred me on the short notice and I was stuck.” “You could have reached out to me still,” I argued, and he nodded, accepting his fault. “I know. I’m an idiot for that…but…I lost all hope then.”

"If you are reading this, then I can only assume that you have finally come looking for me, just as I've prayed you would. I am so, so sorry for leaving you all those years ago without any explanation. It was the greatest regret of my life, a decision that has haunted me every single day since. You must be wondering why I disappeared, why I abandoned you both. The truth is, I never wanted to. But the circumstances...they became too much for me to bear." I read through the words, heart shattering with each line. Tears stung my eyes as I absorbed the apologies, the heartbreaking longing for just one more moment with me. By the time I reached the end, the paper was crumpled in my shaking grasp,