Ex-Husband’s Regret by Evelyn M.M

Chapter 212

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Mom collapses in the chair after my admission. The heartbroken look in her eyes was

undoing me. The disappointed look she gave me nearly made me crumble on the spot.

Travis, who had been holding me, lets go as if I had burned him. He backs away from me

slowly until he’s

a few feet away.

I know the rest had varying degrees of shock, but they didn’t matter to me right now. Not

when my family was looking at me like they didn’t know me. Like I was a stranger.

“Please tell me you’re playing a sick joke on me,” Mom pleads. “Tell me you didn’t have a

child and kept

him hidden from us all these years.”

I want to lie to them just so the heartbroken and disappointed look in their eyes will

disappear. I know that I can no longer do that. There was no hiding from this. There was no

more running from the truth.

“I’m sorry. So sorry,” I cry as I stumble towards her. “I wanted to tell you, but I was so

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ashamed.”

I go to take her hand, but she flinches and pulls it away.

This is what I’ve been so afraid of. Ava was right. I was the perfect daughter. The one who

never made.

any mistakes.

The one that thought things through before, except for that one time. Now their image of

me is tarnished. Now they know that I am just like them. Human. The Ace card I had over

Ava was gone.

I was in the same boat as Ava. I made mistakes that are now hunting me. Sleeping with

Calvin remains

the greatest mistake of my life.

“H–How did this happen? When did it happen…did dad now?” Travis asks as he paces,

frustration clear in

his steps.

“Dad didn’t know. No one except Calvin and Molly knew.” I look at the ground, unable to

face the look on

my mom’s face.

“Start from the beginning and don’t leave a single thing out. I want to know why the hell

you’ve kept my

grandson a secret from his family,” Mom growls, her eyes turning fierce.

I didn’t want to rehash the past, but at this point, I don’t think I had any choice. If I didn’t

want them to be

even madder than they were right now, then I had to spill it.

“When Rowan married Ava, I was broken. I tried not to let it show. Tried to make you, dad,

and Travis believe I was okay because you were all so worried about me. I felt like I was

drowning, Mom. Like my

I fell into depression.

I sit down on the grass, feeling as small as I did back then when I learned that Rowan had

slept with Ava.

“I was fading away. I didn’t eat, I didn’t sleep, and I didn’t attend classes. In fact, I rarely

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left my room. Molly noticed this. She started pushing, and when I refused to get better,

she threatened to call you guys to let you know. I didn’t want you to know how I was

struggling. I didn’t want Ava to find out how tough

things were for me.”

I was lost in memory. I had so much bitterness and resentment towards Ava back then. I

thought if she ever found out how far I’d fallen, she would have been ecstatic. It was

probably a year and a half later that

I discovered she had been going through her own kind of hell

“Things were going well after that. Molly became my anchor. My grades were improving,

and I didn’t constantly cry or think about Rowan every second.” I take a deep breath “It

was by coincidence that I met

Calvin again. It turns out we went to the same Uni and he was also Molly’s assignment

partner.”

“I didn’t really talk to him. After all, we weren’t friends. I tolerated him because he was

Molly’s friend, and

when he didn’t show any remnants of the obsession he had for me in high school, I

stopped being weary

of him. We co–existed. He stayed out of my way and I stayed out of his.”

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