When Regret Comes Knocking, It's Too Late

At the class reunion, everyone insisted on playing Truth or Dare.

My husband's ex provocatively asked him, "Who is more important to you, me or your wife?"

My husband whispered, "You are more important."

Everyone was shocked, and I was totally embarrassed!

Everyone looked at me with sympathy, thinking that I would lose my temper, but I remained unusually calm.

When it was my husband's turn to ask a question, he asked me seriously, "What is the one thing you most want to say to me?"

I said, "Let's get a divorce!"

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At 10 o'clock at night, both my husband Brady Phillips and I received a phone call.

My mom suddenly felt a severe pain in her body and asked me and Brady to hurry and take her to the hospital.

...

Brady's ex-girlfriend Alyssa divorced, and she cried her eyes out on the phone.

Regardless of the heavy rain, Brady immediately went to comfort her late at night.

Watching him hurriedly changing clothes, I quickly explained to him, "Brady, my mom said she has severe chest pain and asked you to take her to the hospital."

"You can drive. It's just a small matter. You can go by yourself."

Brady waved his hand, quickly changed clothes, and immediately went out to comfort his ex.

Watching him leave without hesitation, I just felt very bitter.

...

My mom suddenly fell ill.

At the same time, Alyssa was getting divorced.

Which one was more important?

At this moment, I suddenly had a feeling that perhaps in his heart, I, who was married to him for three years, and this family, were far less important than his ex-girlfriend!