All Chapters of Chasing His Ex-wife Back : Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Evelyn stood in front of the wall mirror in her closet, adjusting the tea length red dress that's abit body fitting. It wasn’t the most beautiful outfit she owned, but it was simple and elegant, just how Sebastian liked it, or so she thought. Tonight marked their third wedding anniversary, and though Sebastian hadn’t really mentioned celebrating, Evelyn wanted to surprise him with a quiet dinner at home, just for both of them.She smoothed a hand over her belly, with a big soft smile spreading across her lips. The secret she had carried for the past few days was too big to keep any longer. She would tell Sebastian the news tonight, news that would surely bring them closer, help fix the conflict between themselves, and remind him of what they had once shared.Her heart raced fast as she moved on the staircase of their mansion, with so many wishes and prayers. The chandelier overhead cast shimmering light across the marble floor, making the house seem alive, almost theatrical.“Sebas

The faint glow of morning entered Evelyn's tiny apartment through the blinds. The white walls, once perfectly clean, had turned yellow over time, with a slight musty smell in the air. Seated with her legs crossed on the old couch, she nervously held onto the hot coffee mug, her fingers shaking. The bitterness lingered on her taste buds, not from the coffee alone, but from the burden of past events. Last night seemed to be the peak of a nightmare, but she remained in the dream. Sebastian's cold words reverberated in her thoughts, each sound piercing more deeply with every syllable. "Evelyn, I've had enough of this marriage." "I don't want you." "Put your signature on the documents." The memory caused a shiver to run down her back. Her heart felt empty, as if the love she had cherished for so long had been forcefully taken from her. Evelyn quickly looked at the pile of untouched boxes near the entrance. She had hardly finished unpacking after she had arrived in this place late las

The taxi raced through the wet streets of Chicago, with the city's tall buildings glistening in the rain. Evelyn sat in the rear seat, embracing herself tightly. Fragments of memories, both happy and painful, raced through her mind as she left behind her old life. She grieved not only for the mansion or the marriage. It was the act of being betrayed, humiliated, and abandoned by a man she had loved and cherished. The cab driver inquired, "Where shall we go, madam?" as he looked at her in the rearview mirror. Evelyn paused before making a decision. She had no specific goal or place to go to. The idea was intimidating, but oddly freeing. With a deep breath, she mentioned the name of a simple hotel located on the edge of the city. It wasn't a lot, but it would provide her with the opportunity to ponder and plan her subsequent actions. The taxi stopped in front of the hotel, a modest building with a flashing neon sign. Evelyn handed the driver money and got out into the rain. Evelyn