Win My Ex Wife Back Novels & Stories

I suddenly found this mysterious investor admirable. I would forever be grateful to her and her company for bringing me out of the turmoil I was in. It was time for a fresh start. For both my company and myself. After making a name for myself and becoming a better man--I didn't care how long that was going to take-- I was going to use all resources to find Ciara and win her back into my life as my wife once again. ***

I must move to do my plan. “I must start moving now, or everything would be late.” No Blaze can stop me from the desire I felt of winning my wife back. I want to settle our issue and will definitely do everything I can to revive my family. I'm still hopeful that Sofia still love me despite what I did in the past.

ADAM’S POV After the dinner with Aria yesterday, the realization hits me hard—she’s difficult to impress and even harder to win back. Despite this, I find myself resolute, unwilling to give up on my ex-wife. I have never needed to pursue anyone before, and the concept is foreign and daunting. Seeking guidance, I turn to my assistant, hoping for some insight on how to navigate this unfamiliar territory. “Women love small gestures of love and care.”

" Then, my friend, you need to win her back. And remember no more secrets." He was right. I would not give up and will get my wife back. The game is on.

Physical reactions were uncontrollable, but that didn't mean she was willing! ‘Hmph!’ The driver glanced at Westley through the rearview mirror and said, "Young man, that's quite a serious problem. Don't believe everything you see online—like that nonsense about how when a woman says no, she actually means yes, or that she's just playing hard to get. If you've made a mistake, you need to acknowledge it and actively change. That's the only way to win someone back. Not just sweet-talking your ex-wife and expecting her to take you back."

Paige huffed, “Cedric be serious, you are the only one grandma will leave her inheritance to and you know that. You don't even need me. Please let's just end this, I beg.” Cedric shook his head, “Forgive me, Paige but I can't do that. We are Married. And we will stay married.” “Then what about Marlynn? She is waiting for you and you are just stuck here with me when we were supposed to be divorced by now. This isn't a joke, Cedric.” “You really hate being married to me that much?” “Cedric, this isn't about that. I'm causing you harm. You have the news of your supposed wife cheating on you with picture proofs of these rumours every day on national TV, tell me, how good is this for your busines

Jeff walked into my office with a limp and an amused scowl. “Ignore her. She's crazy just like her father.” Jeff was intrigued by my choice of words and arched his brow for a clearer explanation. I didn't want to involve Jeff in my drama. He was still hurting from his last relationship. He had enough Drama to deal with. “Nevermind. Actually I called for you because I need your take on working with my ex-wife.” Jeff stiffened like he was struck by lightning. The smile fell off his face and his eyes twitched.

She asked. “She said she had an urgent matter. You still haven’t…”. “My soon to be ex husband, stop bothering me”. She snapped, staring out of the window, trying hard to hold her tears. Five years of loving him and three years of marriage, it wasn’t so easy to just let it go like she planned to. Even if she pretends to be strong, it still hurts. “Sister…”. “If you don’t shut up, I will tell Maya you’re in love with her”.

After coming back, his wife lost contact, and several years passed before he married his second wife, who is now Madam Vale. Madam Vale said, "That was different!" Sir Vale asked, "What was different?"

She replied with a smile, "Isn't it more fun when doing it together?" Griffith was speechless. Charlotte had it all planned out. She rested her chin on her hand and envisioned the future. "Once I'm cured, I can get back to acting. Then, Mr. Griffith, you can invest in my projects as a token of gratitude for our shared hardship, right?" "Dream on," Griffith said dryly. "Don't be so stingy. Since you'll be investing in other people, why not help out your ex-wife a bit?" That term sounded uncomfortable. Moreover, the idea of taking care of an ex reminded him of something.