You Lost Me Forever, Ex-Wife — Novel

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The day Julius receives his recovery certificate from depression should mark a fresh start, but instead, it catapults him into a tempest of jealousy and insecurity. As he steps into the world of Gabriela Petersen, his estranged wife, he finds himself grappling with an unsettling reality: her new assistant, Leon, is not just a subordinate but a looming presence that seems to have captured her attention—and perhaps her heart. With every interaction, the air thickens with tension, and the unspoken words between them weigh heavily like a storm cloud.

As Julius confronts the unsettling truth of their fractured relationship, he questions everything he thought he knew about love, loyalty, and the price of ambition. Can he reclaim the woman who once saved him, or has he already lost her to someone who knows how to navigate the intricate dance of her world? With stakes rising and emotions flaring, the lines between love and rivalry blur, leaving him to wonder: is it too late to win her back, or is he destined to stand on the sidelines, watching as another man takes his place?

In a story woven with heartache and longing, the battle for Gabriela’s affection unfolds amidst the backdrop of corporate ambition and personal demons. Will Julius find the strength to fight for what he desires, or will the ghosts of their past forever haunt their future?

You Lost Me Forever, Ex-WifeChapter 1

The day I received my recovery certificate from depression, I went to Gabriela Petersen’s company—something I rarely did.

Separated by a glass partition in the conference room, I couldn't resist dialing her number.

But I saw her assistant, sitting beside her, pick up her phone and hang up immediately.

Then, he expertly unlocked the screen and typed.

A message labeled "Wife" popped up. [In a meeting, don't call unless it's important.]

I stared at that line for a long time.

When I looked up again, the man was affectionately adjusting her slightly askew necklace in front of everyone.

I typed calmly, [Okay, then, should you come out, or should I come in?]

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The moment our eyes met, the panic on the man's face was perfectly concealed.

He leaned close to Gabriela's ear and whispered something.

The action wasn't inappropriate, but his expression held a hint of grievance.

When the woman looked up at me, she subconsciously frowned.

She patted his shoulder reassuringly and walked towards me.

"What's wrong?" Her voice was cold, carrying the displeasure of being interrupted at work.