After I Filed for Divorce, My Wife Regretted it — Novel

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In a world where love and loss intertwine, Lawson Litton faces the ultimate betrayal. His life shatters when his daughter, Renee, goes missing, only to be followed by a devastating car accident involving his wife Yasmin's parents. As panic grips him in the hospital, Lawson's attempts to reach Yasmin are met with scorn, her priorities tangled in gambling and friendship rather than family. With every unanswered call, the chasm between them widens, revealing the cracks in their once unbreakable bond.

When tragedy strikes, Lawson is left grappling with grief and betrayal. Yasmin's indifference stings as he learns of the critical condition of his loved ones, and the stakes rise when he must confront the reality of their fractured family. As he watches Renee fight for her life, he is haunted by the weight of promises unfulfilled and a love that feels increasingly like a distant memory.

Will Yasmin realize the cost of her choices before it’s too late? And can Lawson reclaim the love he once fought to protect, or will he be forced to let go of everything he holds dear? In a tale of heartbreak and resilience, the journey to find hope amidst despair unfolds, leaving readers questioning the true meaning of love and family.

After I Filed for Divorce, My Wife Regretted itChapter 1

When my daughter, Renee Litton, disappeared and couldn't be contacted, I was in the hospital.

I anxiously called my wife, Yasmin Litton, but unexpectedly heard the voice of her male best friend, Lawson Litton. "Yasmin! Use your 'lucky finger' to help me bet! Whether I can get rich or not depends on you!"

I restrained my anger and inquired politely about Renee's whereabouts to Yasmin, but she snapped back impatiently, "What's the big deal? My parents went to fetch her! Don't jinx my good fortune. It's considered unlucky!"

Yasmin abruptly ended the call without mercy, and to my frustration, I couldn't reach my parents-in-law either!

I rushed to the school in a panic, only to learn that the three of them were sent to the hospital due to a major car accident.

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When I arrived at the hospital, the three of them had already been issued a critical illness notice.

I was overwhelmed by immense panic, and my hand trembled so much that I could hardly hold the pen to sign.

After I forced myself to calm down, I immediately called my wife Yasmin Litton.