Divorce to Destiny: Reclaiming My CEO Husband by Anney GW

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(Winona)

Phillip stands at the secure office door, looking like a ghost of the man I once knew.

His eyes are hollow, his frame gaunt, and he seems smaller in presence, as if the actions of his past. mistakes have physically diminished him. I take a deep breath, steeling myself.for what's to come, and open the door wider to let him in. Then I carefully close it behind him.

"Phillip, sit down," Gordon instructs, gesturing to the chair opposite mine.

Phillip steps inside the office, his movements tentative, and sits down heavily. I move to sit in the chair next to him, feeling the tension in the room thicken with every second. "Hi, Phillip," I say, my voice barely above a whisper. The words feel weird coming out, like I'm talking to a stranger rather than the man I considered spending my life with.. "Winona," he replies, his voice cracking. "Thank you for... for letting me come back." His eyes meet mine, and I can see the depth of his regret, the guilt weighing heavily on him. I nod, not trusting myself to speak. I'm not sure how I feel really, but I know this must be done. Still, I don't want to mislead him in any way.

my mind.

This is a temporary arrangement for me. The memories of our past-both good and bad-flood my but I push them aside. We have a job to do, and I need to focus on that.

Phillip steps further into the room, looking around the house that used to be our shared dream. "This place hasn't changed much," he says almost casually, but I can hear the nerves in his voice.

"We need to talk. In here, we can talk openly and privately with Gordon. The rest of the house, apart from my bedroom and bathrooms, is monitored at all times, I explain, watching him carefully.

Phillip fidgets with his hands, a sure sign of his nervousness. He looks up at me, and I see the remorse. etched on his face, tears shining in his eyes.

I sigh. "I'm sorry to see you've fallen so low, Phillip. No one deserves that. I hope we can get you back on your feet."

"Winona, I know I don't deserve your forgiveness, but I want you to know how truly sorry I am. I've been a complete fool. Judy... she used me, and I let her."

I could keep it separate, that I could protect you and Abby while still benefiting from her money. But I was wrong. So wrong." His voice is filled with genuine regret, and it tugs at my heartstrings despite everything. I study

and Abby, scared of what Judy might do. And the money... It blinded me. I convinced myself I was doing the right thing, but

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(Winona)

like a ghost

eyes are hollow, his frame gaunt, and he seems smaller in presence, as if the actions of his past mistakes have physically diminished him. I take a deep breath, steeling

down," Gordon instructs, gesturing to the

voice barely above a whisper. The words feel weird coming out, like I'm talking to a stranger rather than the man I considered spending my life with. "Winona," he replies, his voice cracking. "Thank you for for letting me come back." His eyes meet mine, and I can see the depth of his regret, the guilt

mind, but I push them aside. We have

be our shared dream. "This place hasn't changed much," he says

to talk. In here, we can talk openly and privately with Gordon. The rest of the house,

I

fidgets with his hands, a sure sign of his nervousness. He looks up at me, and I see the remorse etched on

No one deserves that.

deserve your forgiveness, but I want you to know how truly sorry I am. I've been a

her money. But I was wrong. So wrong." His voice is filled with genuine regret, and it tugs at

deeply, rubbing his temples as if trying to massage away the years of stress and guilt. "I was scared. Scared of losing you and Abby, scared of

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have time to dwell on that now. I need to focus on the present and what we need to do to protect Abby

help get you out of this mess. I know you would never intentionally hurt Jayden's baby or any baby for that matter." His voice is earnest, pleading for me to believe

do. But you must understand that trusting you