Regretful Love: He Cried When He Knew I was Dead — Novel

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In a world where love can turn bitter in an instant, Yolanda finds herself abandoned on a lonely road, her husband Ethan choosing another woman over her in a moment of crisis. As she fights for her life and the life of their unborn child, the betrayal cuts deeper than any physical wound. What happens when the man she once adored dismisses her pain and rushes to the side of his first love, leaving her to confront her fate alone?

After a tragic accident, Yolanda awakens as a spirit, witnessing the life she once knew from the shadows. She sees Ethan, his heart tangled in guilt and regret, but will he ever realize the true cost of his choices? As the lines blur between love and manipulation, Yolanda must navigate her own heartbreak while confronting the truth of her marriage and the lives that hang in the balance.

As Ethan grapples with the consequences of his actions, will he uncover the depth of his feelings for Yolanda, or will he remain ensnared in Sandy's web of lies? In a story of longing, loss, and the quest for redemption, every choice leads to another, and love may not be enough to mend the broken pieces.

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When I was pregnant for eight months, my husband Ethan Wilson abandoned me on a country road after receiving a phone call from his beloved girl Sandy Moore.

An SUV hit me.

At the last moment of my life, I called Ethan, but he hung up impatiently.

"Sandy has a high fever now. Can you stop being unreasonable and bothering me?"

As he wished, I would never bother him again.

The next day, Ethan took on a hit-and-run case and became the criminal's defense attorney.

***

It was Ethan's mother's birthday, and Ethan and I drove for two hours to the countryside.

But on the way, he received a call from Sandy.

"Ethan, I feel so bad. I have a high fever."

Hearing Sandy's weak and helpless voice, Ethan immediately panicked.

"Sandy, don't be afraid. I'll be there right now. Wait for me."

Seeing Ethan's anxious look, I felt depressed.

Whenever Sandy called him, Ethan would drop everything and run to her without hesitation.

I tried to persuade him because we were only several miles away from his hometown.

"Ethan, we're almost home. You should go home and meet your mother first."

Ethan parked the car on the side of the road and glanced at me with disdain in his eyes.