Too Late to Regret: Your Ex-Wife Is Gone
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Episode 13Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 14Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 15Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 16Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 17Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 18Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 19Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 20Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 21Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 22Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 23Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
Episode 24Luke Hawthorne thought he could erase Sophie Reed for good—by tearing apart her family, framing her brother, burning her, and trapping her in the fire he set for another woman. But Sophie survives. She comes back as Sophia Sinclair, heir to a fortune far greater than his, and marries the only man who has ever truly loved her. Two years on, Luke has lost his wealth, his legs, and his sanity, kneeling at a grave while the woman he tried to kill is alive, cherished, and carrying another man’s child. His ex-wife is gone.
