The Billionaire's Ex-Wife (Her Ex-Husband's Regret)

The Billionaire’s Ex-Wife (Her Ex-Husband’s Regret) Chapter 21

Kayden. 

Leave! You can’t be here! I tell this to myself over and over as soon as Cassie opens the ballroom and I see the extravagant setup. The flowers, the lighting, the bubbles, even the intimate guest list composed of the people who probably mean a lot 

to Cassic. 

Fuck! Sullivan overdid this one! 

But no matter how pissed I was, I know that this is how it should be done. This is what melts women’s hearts, and makes them say yes to a proposal regardless of whether they are sure about the guy or not. 

He’s going to propose to her! 

Another man is going to propose to my wife, and I know I should not be here to see this. 

But I don’t know what possessed me to remain standing in my place right by the door, where I can see everything, and hear every word of Sullivan’s proposal. 

you are the president of the art club, the captain of the swim team…” 

I feel so stupid standing there, listening to another man praise the woman who once belonged to me… a woman I never bothered to get to know better. 

A woman with hazel and green eyes… 

Captain of the swim team….. 

Then I remember the incident this afternoon with Megan, where a child almost drowned in front of her. 

I can’t swim. If I dove in, the lifeguard would be saving us both. 

Damn it! 

Something is not right here. I’ve had this feeling even from the moment I found Cassie inside the treehouse hugging the blanket with a smile on her face. 

As I watch Sullivan kneel before Cassie, my heart races with a mixture of jealousy and regret. 1 

can’t tear my eyes away, even though every fiber of my soul screams at me to leave, to run as far away as possible. Perhaps this is the universe’s way of punishing me, I have to stand here, glued in my place, to witness this painful moment. 

The words Sullivan spoke were like sweet poison, each one laced with adoration and promises of a future I had never offered her. 

If only I’d be given another chance, I would do it differently! And I’ll do it ten times better than Sullivan ever did! 

But I know I won’t have that chance again. Because in a few moments, I would lose Cassie forever. 

Tm sorry Cassie says. 

Did 

I hear that right? She rejected him? 

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Tears are rolling down her cheeks as she runs for the exit. She runs past me, I see the troubled and confused expression on her face. And although my heart aches to see her in pain, a huge part of me triumphs at the thought that she is walking out of here still a free woman. 

She stands by the door, almost in panic. I know that she has no idea what she will do, or where she will go. But she needs to 

get away. 

Without thinking. I find myself walking towards her. I also don’t know what I will do, or where we will go, but I just know one thing-1 need to get her out of here. 

So, I grab her hand and pull her towards the parking lot. She looks at me with a confused expression on her face, but she offers no protest. She lets me take her away and lead her to the parking lot. 

1 open the passenger door and she quietly goes in. I lean forward and fix her seatbelt before going to the driver’s seat. 

1 drive away, not caring about what will happen next, or what people will say. I fish my phone from my pocket and send a message to the manager of the resort. 

Find Miss Megan Brown, and make sure she gets home safely. Tell her I will call her later. Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDrâ/ma.O(r)g!

Beside me, Cassie is still quiet. Her expressic is stoic, but I can only imagine the inner turmoil she must be in. 

“Are you okay?” I gently ask her. 

“No.” she shakes her head. 

I drive without a particular destination in mind. I leave her alone to her thoughts. What’s important now I’m here. She’s not alone. But at the same time, I won’t pressure her to say or do anything. 

“Where are we going?” she asks. 

that she knows 

I shrug. “Anywhere you wanna go. Or.. nowhere at all.” I turn to her, giving her a gentle and sincere smile. “You’re the navigator. I’m just the driver.” 

“Don’t you have anything better to do?” she asks. 

1 heave a sigh. “I’m already doing it.” 

“Why are you doing this, Kayden?” she asks. I can hear the frustration in her voice. 

“Because…” I trail off. Unsure of what I will say next. Then I realize one thing. I’ve been lying to this woman almost constantly. Maybe it’s time to change that. From now on, I will not lie to her anymore. I will tell her what I think, or how I really feel. So my response to her question is, “Because I want to 

“What does that mean?” 

“Exactly what I said. The literal meaning. I want 

Crash! 

t to…” 

An SUV bumps us from behind. The impact sends us spinning out of control. The screeching tires and the sound of metal scraping against asphalt fill the air as we swerve dangerously close to the edge of the road. I grip the steering wheel, trying my best to gam back control of the car, but it’s no use. Fate’s cruel hand is inevitable, and right now, I only have one thing on my mind to protect Cassie. 

As we crash through the road barrier and hurtle toward the sea below, I lean forward to use my body to cover Cassie, hoping 

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to absorb the impact of the crash for her. Time seems to slow down as we plummet towards the water. And as we hit the water with a bone-jarring impact, everything seems to blur. I bump my head against the window, and almost got knocked 

Cassie acts on instinct as she unbuckles our seatbelts and opens the passenger door. I use whatever strength I have to swim out of the car. Then I feel Cassic grab my wrist tightly, her eyes filled with determination, as she exerts all her strength to swim upward. 

Suddenly, memories flood my mind, transporting me back in time over two decades ago. I see her face clearly now, the girl who saved me from drowning all those years ago. Her angelic features, her beautiful eyes are etched deep within my memories, a haunting reminder of the past, intertwining with my present. I realize that I am looking at the same eyes now, the same face, only now she is older. 

Despite my injuries, I manage to swim up to the surface. When we reach the shore, I lie on my back, trying to catch my breath 

“Why did you do that? Why did you use your body as shield?” Cassie asks, tears rolling down her cheeks. She touches my face, my neck, and other parts of my body, trying to find more signs of injury. When she presses on my side, I yelped in pain 

“You have fractured ribs. Don’t move she ders me 

As she looms over me, checking the wound on my head, I notice the pendant on her necklace. It’s a platinum ring. Slowly. I reach up to touch the familiar-looking ring. I hold it closer and see the inscription inside. 

Tenshin 

Cassie sees me checking out her pendant, and gently, she pulls it from my fingers and hides it under her shirt. But it doesn’t matter now because I’ve already seen it. And I’m now a hundred percent sure that it’s my ring-my mother’s ring, the one that I gave to her when we were kids. Now, I know that the girl who saved me from drowning all those years ago was never Megan. It has always been Cassie 

The pain of my injures starts to take a toll on me and I let out a painful cough. 

“Hang in there”” Cassie says, almost panicking “Stay with me, Kryden, please!” 

I force myself to open my eyes and smile at her. Slowly, I reach out for her hands. 

“Be careful what you wish for, love,” I say to her. “I might do exactly what you say-I’ll stay with you. I squeeze her hand, 

realizing that I am actually making her a promise. “Because finally I found you, my angelTM 

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