Even if Dylan Main agreed to marry Sophia, he’d still be chasing other women. Honestly, it’s not even certain he’d ever want to marry her. Dylan’s always said he doesn’t believe in marriage. He’s all about dating, not settling down. If he ever wanted kids, he’d just find someone to have them for him. That kind of man is never going to agree to a family arrangement.
Ethan had done business with Dylan a few times and, even though Dylan always came across as friendly and easygoing, Ethan had learned the hard way that he was actually sharp and sly. He’d been tripped up by Dylan’s tricks more than once, losing out on small deals. If Sophia ended up with someone like that, she’d be completely at his mercy.
Sophia liked to bring her friends over, always trying to matchmake Ethan with one of them, but she was still his little sister and Ethan would do anything to protect her. There was no way he’d let her rush into something dangerous.
“That’s right, Sophia. Listen to your brother. You’re not allowed to see Dylan Main,” Jennifer said, her tone leaving no room for argument. “Now that I know what you’re up to, I don’t want you going to the party at all. Ethan, don’t take her with you.”
Jennifer couldn’t stand the thought of her daughter marrying a man of thirty-five, not when Sophia was just in her early twenties and still so innocent. Someone like Dylan, who’d spent years fighting his way through the business world, would eat her alive. And besides, Kaston was more than two hundred kilometers away. Even if it was in the same province, to Jennifer, who adored Sophia, it felt like sending her off to a place she could never reach. She wanted Sophia to find someone local, someone who could come home for dinner anytime.
“Mom, Ethan, Mr. Main is only thirty-five. That isn’t old. Someone a bit older, a bit more mature, would know how to take care of me,” Sophia argued.
“We have the freedom to choose who we love and marry now. I really like Mr. Main. I want to see where things go. You can’t just stop me. You have to respect my choice,” she insisted, refusing to back down.
“No, absolutely not. If you really want someone older and more reliable, Jesse and Harold are both great options. They’re Ethan’s good friends, and we know their families well,” Jennifer shot back.
He turned to Sophia and said, “It doesn’t matter what you say. I’m not letting you get involved with Dylan Main. And about tonight’s party, I already have a date. I’m married now, so I’ll be going with Isabella.”
He made it clear to everyone that Sophia wouldn’t be his guest. He already had someone by his side.
His wife. Isabella.
“Mom’s right. Jesse and Harold are both good guys, and their families would be happy if we joined together. If we ever brought up a match, I’m sure they’d agree right away.”

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The readers' comments on the novel: After I Stopped Loving Him (Isabella and Ethan)
Frankly, the story initially was going quite good and the pacing was just right. unfortunately after Ethan got the dream of his past life, the story has been going in circles. Ethan's spouting the same nonsense every time he sees Isabella, they both have same conversations over and over. The authors monologue too has been the same for almost 400 chapters. Irrespective of which character the writing the just a repetition of what someone had gone through in the past and what made a certain character feel the emotions. York got introduced in 800 chapters yet nothing significant happened till date. Isabella is soft with Harold and kind of disgusted with Ethan, yet it is not entirely clear with whom she might end up. If she stays single i am fine with it but the story is clearly about Isabella and Ethan so almost 1000 chapters without seeing any progress in their relationship is frustrating. Except for being blindly in love and few aggressive instances with Isabella, Ethan actually isnt a bad person so i am fine if he can win her back. Even though Harold is coming off as a good second lead, i am somehow unable to warm upto him. Even the bad people in the story are not really facing any real consequences. I hate Jackson for his hypocrisy. I hate Jordan and Natalie for their self-righteouness and selfishness. I also hate Deborah, except when she is handing it out to Natalie. I am almost on the verge of dropping this story....
Why are they acting like kids 🤣😭...
Ethan is actually not that bad if we take out his blind love for Natalie...