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Too Late to Regret: The Billionaire’s Unwanted Ex
READING AGE 12+
Eric Parsley
Romance
ABSTRACT
He divorced her for another woman, not knowing she was carrying his heirs.
For three years, Elara was the invisible wife of Lucian Thorne. She warmed his bed, managed his life, and loved him in silence. In return, he gave her cold stares and divorce papers on their anniversary, accusing her of betraying his company.
Heartbroken and pregnant, Elara signed the papers and vanished into the night.
Five years later, Lucian is the King of Wall Street, but he is haunted by the memory of the wife he discarded. When a mysterious, stunning CEO named "Ella" arrives in the city to acquire a rival company, Lucian is drawn to her.
But this isn't the meek Elara he remembers. She is powerful, engaged to a handsome doctor, and she looks at Lucian with nothing but disdain. And she isn't alone—she has two children who look suspiciously like him.
When Lucian discovers the truth, he falls to his knees. "Elara, please, come home."
She looks down at him and smiles coldly. "I'm sorry, Mr. Thorne. My husband is dead to me. You are just a stranger."
Can the Billionaire win back the heart he shattered, or is it truly too late?