All Chapters of My Billionaire Ex-Husband's Regret: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Olivia ~•~Three months had passed since Maxim’s awful betrayal shattered my world. The initial shock had given way to a crippling grief and I spent most of my days being miserable. But as the weeks went by, I slowly began to pick up the pieces of my shattered heart. With each passing day, my life slowly became better and I made peace with what had happened. Maxim was locked up in prison before I could even get to deal with him. From what I heard, the feds had apprehended him because of his affiliation with the mafia. A part of me was happy about it but I still felt like I would have been more satisfied if I had been the one to press charges. Either way, I was glad that phase of my life was over and I was ready to forget that I ever met someone like Maxim. I had been focusing more on raising my kids and making my company better. Things had been going great even if some days turned out to be difficult. I was grateful for my life and my family. I also had great people around me wh

Olivia ~•~The kids were super excited for their birthday party, so they didn’t even let me have any extra sleep in the morning. Riley was constantly reminding me that I hadn’t picked up their cakes. Even though I had assured her that one of my staff would pick it up and take it to the venue, she still didn’t stop bugging me about it. As I made breakfast in the kitchen, the kids were moping around the living room. Their excitement was palpable and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of calmness. Alexander had brought Jason over for a sleepover the previous night. Riley and Rowan were excited to have him around. Rowan couldn’t stop talking about how surprised he was when he woke up in the morning and saw Jason sleeping on his bed. When I was done making breakfast, I went to the dining to set the table. A few minutes later, I went over to the living room to call the kids. “Where is Jason’s mummy?” I froze as Rowan’s voice echoed through the living room. His question caught me off gu

Olivia ~•~“Mama, when is Daddy coming?” Rowan asked me as soon as we arrived at the venue. Just as I was about to respond, my phone buzzed with a text. I looked at it to see it was from Alexander. “Your daddy says he’s on his way,” I replied as I led the kids into the building. The place was already bustling with music and some guests had already arrived. I took a step back to admire the event I and my team had managed to bring alive. From the look on the kids’ faces, I could tell that they were impressed by the decorations. It was in line with the themes they had requested. As soon as Riley saw her cake, she ran over to the stand. Rowan and Jason trailed behind her while I stayed back to welcome some of the guests. On this day two years ago, my time at the party was interrupted by Ethan. I couldn’t help but scoff at the memory. The other year, the kids didn’t want a party. They wanted a birthday trip instead. So I took them to Vancouver during their birthday weekend. It was

Olivia ~•~“Are you serious? Oh my goodness! I had no idea.” I gasped in shock when Caroline told me that her mother had passed away earlier in the morning. “I don’t think Alexander remembers. He would be so devastated when his memories come back.” “Oh, my poor brother! I’m sure he got into an accident because I told him about the news. I had no idea he was even driving.” Caroline’s worried voice echoed from the other end of the line. “I’m so sorry for your loss.” I sympathized with Caroline, my voice barely above a whisper. “But do you think I should tell Alexander? Or should I wait for him to figure it out himself?” Caroline sighed. “He’s already in so much pain. Don’t tell him about it.” Caroline advised and I nodded in agreement. Telling him was just going to make everything worse. Caroline had been trying to reach Alexander after he abruptly ended the call, but was unable to reach him. So, she had to call me instead. I felt bad for her because she just lost her mother and h

Chapter 190Olivia ~•~The past four weeks had been hectic, but we finally navigated the darkest storm. Alexander’s mother’s funeral was behind us, a poignant ceremony held in California. Alexander tried to stop me from going there with him but I didn’t listen to him. I wanted to be there for him because I knew he needed me. The weight of his grief was crushing and I needed to be there for him. “Should I drop you off at Maya’s house?” Alexander’s gentle voice interrupted my thoughts and I snapped back to reality. We had only a day left in California and I wanted to see Maya before leaving. The days had been really busy for me, so I didn’t get any chance to see her earlier. I shook my head. “No, I can just book a ride.” I didn’t want to inconvenience Alexander in any way, so I politely declined his offer. Alexander’s brows knitted into a frown. “I am dropping you off at Maya’s house.” He rephrased his sentence, his voice firm. I was guessing he needed some sort of distraction,