Regrets Of What Was Lost Novel by Anonymous

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 18 Then she hung up. I took a breath, snapped a photo of the complaint, and sent it to Alex. “How do I keep Zinnia and Chloe out of this?” Alex replied quickly. “What hard evidence does she have?” I thought about it. “Probably none. To keep Zinnia from

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 17 Cause of action: Fraud, Civil Conspiracy, Intentional Misrepresentation. Plaintiff: Savannah Miller. Defendants: Tucker Wells, Zinnia Quinn. Relief sought: Rescission of the real estate purchase agreement, return of the one-million-dollar purchase price, and release from the associated mortgage debt. I stared at the complaint for a long time. It

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 16 Her eyes were cold. “That lawyer was right, wasn’t he? You came to me because you wanted me to take on the mortgage from the house you shared with your wife.” I was about to speak when the café door opened again. Zinnia stood in the doorway, holding

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 15 I barely slept that night. The Savannah beside me felt like a completely different person. All the softness and warmth she used to have were gone. Three days before the hearing, I finally got in touch with Zinnia. “Zinnia, I’ll wait for you at the Starbucks on the

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 14 She was quiet for a long time before adding softly, “Then when are you going to transfer me the money you promised? I’m carrying a six-hundred-thousand-dollar mortgage now. The monthly payments are huge. I can’t keep up.” I shook my head. “I can’t move a single dollar from

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 13 I closed my eyes. After a moment, I asked, “If I come up with the five hundred thousand now, can this all be over?” Alex thought for a moment. “In theory, yes. As long as she follows through and finalizes the divorce as agreed. If you’re worried, I

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 12 After I found Savannah, I took her to my friend Alex’s law office. I hadn’t wanted her to come. But she insisted. Once we got to his office, I walked him through everything that had happened. When I finished, Alex leaned back in his chair and clapped twice,

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 11 I froze. “Child support? Didn’t we agree on monthly payments?” She leaned back in her chair, her tone calm. “Credit history is important. Unfortunately, you no longer have any credit with me. If you remarry and start a new family, I don’t want to spend every month fighting

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 10 Savannah’s hand stiffened, then slowly slipped out of mine. “Tucker, that house is where you and she lived for three years. Every time I walked into a room, I’d be thinking of her. I can’t do that.” “Then we won’t live there,” I said immediately. “Once you buy

Regrets Of What Was Lost Chapter 09 When I got home, Savannah had already ordered a table full of takeout. Spicy wings, pizza—all my favorites. Whenever I was with her, I felt younger. She knew how to be playful, how to look at me with that worshipful gaze that always made me feel important. I