All Chapters of My Billionaire Ex-Husband's Regret: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Olivia ~•~As he spoke, something shifted between us. It was as if an unseen force drew me closer until our lips met in a soft, gentle kiss. I gasped in shock, my heart racing with surprise.But before I could pull away, Alexander took control, his hands cradling my face as he deepened the kiss. His lips moved passionately, sending shivers down my spine. My breathing hitched, and I felt like I was melting into his arms.It was something I had wanted for so long, and now that it was happening, I couldn't help but enjoy the moment. Alexander began unzipping my dress but he paused and looked at me. “Are you sure about this?” He asked, his breathing ragged. Without hesitation, I responded. “One hundred percent.” “Olivia, this is going to change …….” I placed my hands over his mouth and cut him off before he could continue speaking. “Just continue,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. With a curt nod, Alexander unzipped my dress and took my dress off. He continued kissing me and ca

Alexander Burke ~•~“I think I’m going to propose to her.” Arthur’s shocked expression made my brows knit into a frown. “Why are you acting like I just said the dumbest thing ever?” I demanded, narrowing my eyes at him. “Don’t you think it’s too soon?” He asked and I shook my head. “I mean, you guys haven’t even had a proper conversation about everything.” “There’s no point in having a conversation. We can have a conversation after the wedding. We are grown and there’s no time to waste anymore.” I stood firm on my decision even if Arthur tried to talk me out of it. Arthur was silent for a while. “What if she doesn’t want to get married to you again?” He asked, his brows slightly raised. “Huh?” I brushed off his concerns with a dismissive wave. “You needed to see how she looked this morning, I can tell she’s in love. You don’t have to worry about that part.” I sounded so confident but a part of me still feared that it was just temporary. Everything was going fine and I had a f

Olivia ~•~[ I had my driver deliver a package to your house. Don’t ask me what it is, you’ll see it when you get back home.] My heart melted as I read Alexander’s text. I couldn’t wait to be done for the day, so I’d go back home and see what the package was. My staff and I had an important party to plan, so I wanted to make sure everything was perfect before leaving for the day. After a few more hours, it was time for me to head back home. But first, I had to stop at the kid's school to pick them up. Riley and Rowan looked so exhausted as their teacher brought them to the car. “I can’t wait for the holiday to come.” Riley groaned as she settled down in the back seat. “Me too. I need a break from school activities.” Rowan added. I couldn’t help but laugh. “It’s too early for you guys to start complaining. What would you do when you eventually get to college?” I asked as I drove out of the school premises. “College would be better than this school,” Riley replied, scratching he

Olivia ~•~Alexander’s brows knitted into a frown. “What do you want to talk about?” I could see the disappointment in his eyes. “Don’t you want to be with me?” He asked, still kneeling on one leg. I wiped off my tears with the back of my hands. “I wasn’t expecting you to propose to me. Are you even sure you want to get married to me?” I asked, scared of repeating my past mistakes. Without hesitation, Alexander nodded his head. “Yes, of course. I’ve been waiting for this day ever since we crossed paths again. I was even patient enough to wait for you while you were with those other men.” I closed my eyes momentarily, taking a deep breath. I extended my hands to Alexander. I didn’t want to think about it anymore. It only made sense if we got married again. I wanted it for myself but I also wanted to make sure he was certain about his decision. Alexander was a good man and walking away from him the second time would be one of the greatest mistakes I would ever make in my life. Whe

Olivia ~•~“How was your date, Mama?” Riley asked as drove into the city. “Did you and Daddy have so much fun?” She added, her voice barely audible. I couldn’t help but smile as the memories of the previous day replayed in my head. “Yes, baby. We had so much fun.” “I can’t wait to grow up and have the chance to go out on dates.” Riley continued. “Hey,” I responded with a scoff, taken aback by her statement. “You’re still a baby, you shouldn’t be thinking about going on dates.” Rowan, who had been quiet, finally spoke. “But she said when she grows up.” He defended his sister and I raised my hands in mock surrender. I wouldn’t lie, I was a bit terrified hearing Riley talk about going on dates. I had gone through so much when it came to love and relationships, I didn’t want my daughter to pass through the same thing I had passed through. “Where would you like to go after Christmas?” I asked the kids, changing the uncomfortable topic. “You guys deserve a trip.” “Paris!” They both