All Chapters of After Forgetting Me, My CEO Ex-husband Regrets: Chapter 551 - Chapter 560

(Lydia)The soft rays of the morning sun filtered through the sheer curtains, painting the room in hues of gold and warmth. I stretched lazily, savoring the rare sensation of waking up with no urgent matters tugging at my mind. The muffled sound of waves crashing against the shore drew me toward the balcony, where the promise of a tranquil morning awaited.Sliding open the glass door, I stepped out onto the balcony of the mansion. The view was breathtaking. The Aegean Sea stretched endlessly before me, its vibrant blue waters glimmering under the sunlight. The air was crisp and carried a faint salty tang, mingling with the fragrance of the blooming bougainvillea that trailed along the railings.For a moment, I simply stood there, letting the peacefulness of it all seep into me. This place was worlds away from the chaos we had left behind. Here, in this little corner of paradise, it felt like we had stepped into an entirely different reality.I wrapped my arms around myself, not from t

(Thomas)The sun was starting to dip beneath the horizon as I gathered Mabel and Miles for a quiet chat. The excitement in my chest was bubbling over; everything had been leading up to this moment, and now it was time to finalize the details. I had a plan, a very specific plan, and I needed their help to make it perfect. This was going to be a surprise, a big one, and it had to go smoothly.I led the kids away from Lydia, who was still chatting with some locals by the dock, and into a small, secluded corner of the villa's patio. The evening was cooling off, and the soft glow of the lights around us made the atmosphere feel almost magical. My heart raced as I knelt down to their level, both of them looking up at me with their wide, curious eyes."Okay, guys, we need to talk about something very important," I said, trying to sound serious, though I could see the excitement creeping into their expressions. They knew something was coming, but I hadn’t told them everything yet.Mabel lean

(Thomas)The day had flown by in a haze of sand, sea, and laughter, but now, as the evening began to settle in, I found myself slipping away from the family for a brief moment. It was time to make sure everything was set for tomorrow. I had been planning this for days, working through details in the background while keeping my focus on Lydia and the kids, trying to enjoy this vacation with them. But tomorrow, everything would culminate in a moment I had been waiting for, a moment that was going to change everything for Lydia and me.I told myself I wouldn’t let anything get in the way. Not the complications we’d left behind in the States, not the lingering chaos of the world that always seemed to pull us in. I wanted this moment to be purely about her, about us. It wasn’t just about the proposal; it was about proving to Lydia how deeply I loved her, how much I’d missed her, and how I wanted to spend the rest of my life making up for all the lost time. I wanted to show her that the p

(Thomas)The big day had arrived. I could feel the butterflies in my stomach as I paced through the villa, mentally running over every detail of the plan. Everything had to be perfect. It had been building up for weeks, and now that the moment was here, I was both excited and a little nervous. I wanted this to be a memory Lydia would cherish forever, one that would remind her of how much I loved her, how much I appreciated her strength, and how much she meant to me.But first, I had to get her out of the way.I turned toward the kids, who were playing near the pool. Mabel was constructing some elaborate sandcastle, and Miles was kicking a ball against the wall. They were both incredibly excited about the proposal, but they were also struggling to keep the secret. I couldn’t blame them. It was hard to keep something like this under wraps, especially for kids as enthusiastic as mine.“Mabel, Miles,” I called to them, my voice low but firm. They stopped what they were doing and turned t

(Thomas)When Lydia stepped out onto the patio, I held my breath, taking in her reaction. Her expression was a mix of wonder and surprise as her eyes darted over the glowing candles, the scattered roses, and the soft lights illuminating the patio. For a moment, she stood still, as if processing the scene in front of her. That brief silence made my heart pound even harder in my chest.This was it. This was the moment I’d planned for weeks, the one I’d dreamed of every time I thought about how much she means to me. I wanted it to be perfect for her, a memory she’d carry with her forever.“Thomas,” she said softly, her voice barely above a whisper, “what is all this?”I stepped forward, my palms slightly sweaty despite the cool evening breeze. The love in her eyes gave me the courage I needed to take the next step. I smiled at her, hoping she could feel everything I was about to say even before the words left my lips.“This,” I began, gesturing to the setup around us, “is for you, Lydia.