Ex-Husband's Regret

Chapter 307
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Chapter 307

Chapter 0307

The happiness I’d been feeling moments ago completely evaporates as a surge of irritation takes overmy entire body.

“When I said everyone, I meant everyone, Noah. There will be no exceptions.” I grind out betweenclenched teeth.

“But I don’t want her to come,” he snaps at me.

“Who is Sierra?” Rowan cuts in.

“It’s this annoying girl in my class that I don’t like. She’s such a pain in the butt, and seeing her on myspecial day will just ruin the day for me.’

I get that Sierra annoys him, but to refuse to invite her to his birthday when everyone else will be invitedis downright mean and uncalled for.

“Do you know how hurt she’ll feel when you invite everyone else except for her? It will most likely breakher heart.” I try to reason with him calmly, but I know it’s not doing any good, especially when he glaresat me.

“I. Don’t. Care” comes his reply, which is said in a harsh and hard tone.

I was starting to lose my patience with Noah. It’s not like I’m siding with this girl, but I’ve been there. Iknow how it feels when everyone else is invited to birthdays and occasions, but you’re not.

I know how much it hurts when others treat you with contempt when you haven’t done anything thatwould warrant their hatred towards you.

“Noah…” I warn.

“I’m not going to invite her; she can cry and fill up a whole ocean and I would still not inviting her!”

I reach my limit, and the seams that were holding me together snap. Banging my hand on the d amntable, I turn to Noah with fury written all over my face.

Everyone is surprised. I’ve never lost my temper, but Noah had just pushed me to the f ucking edge.

“I don’t care whether you like it or not! You’ll invite her to the party if you’re going to invite your wholeclass, or there won’t be a da mn party, am I clear? You either invite her also or I cancel the wholething,” I shout.

“You wouldn’t dare.” Noah looks at me in shock.

“Try me,” I snap. He stares at me with a cold look before shoving his chair and leaving the table. I hear his feet stompagainst the floor. I would usually follow him, but not today. I was still angry. Still wired. Plus, this had tobe done.

Running my hand through my hair, I stand up. I need to breathe. I need some space.

“Ava…” I avoid his and his brother’s shocked eyes.

“Don’t… Don’t f ucking talk to me until you’re ready to tell me what the hell you’re hiding from me,” Isnarl before walking away.

I rush to the bedroom I was in a few minutes ago. I want to scream, to shout, to punch something orsomeone. I am so worked up, and the frustration made me want to cry.

“Ava, please talk to me.” His soft voice penetrates my mind. I hadn’t even noticed that he’d followed meor that he’d entered the room. “Are you going to tell me what you’re keeping from me?” I ask as I feelthe tears I’d been holding back fall down my cheeks. He just stares at me, turmoil behind his grey eyes.Finally, he shakes his head. “I can’t, Ava. I just can’t.”

“Why the hell not?” I shout at him before grabbing whatever was near me and lunging it in his direction.

He skillfully steps aside, avoiding the hard cover book that would have done some damage.

“I just want to know the truth; why can’t you just tell me, Rowan?” I crumble and fall on the bed, feelingall the fight leave me. novelbin

He walks the short distance and kneels before me, gently taking my hand in his.

“Because you’ll leave me if you ever find out the truth. I can’t have that, Ava. I can’t live without you.”

Love and fear shine in his eyes.

That’s when I see it. He really is afraid that I’m going to leave him. He really is afraid of losing me.

“But you know that anything built on lies eventually crumbles, right?” I ask, wiping away my tears.

“I know… but I just need a chance, Ava.”

“A chance? A chance for what?”

“A chance to win you over. To write my wrongs and fix what I broke. After that, I promise, I’ll tell you thetruth myself,” he answers, his grey eyes pleading with me.

Should I trust him? He has left the ball in my court. Should I give him the chance and hold off onknowing the truth, or should I insist on knowing the truth he’s hiding?

Damn it. Why was this so hard?

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