Why does Whitney marry Carson Monroe?

She seeks stability after Hector Elwood rejects her for her stepsister.

What triggers Hector's regret?

Whitney's marriage to Carson Monroe makes him realize he lost her.

Adieu, My Almost Forever

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Adieu, My Almost Forever — A neglected daughter swaps one unequal bond for a calculated marriage while her former protector scrambles to reclaim her.

Whitney Lovell grows up invisible to a father who dotes on her stepsister, so she leans on Hector Elwood for safety and gradually falls in love. He rebuffs her with calculated coldness because his devotion belongs to the same stepsister. Crushed, Whitney accepts a proposal from Carson Monroe, a paralyzed heir who trades title and security for a passionless partnership. Regret soon consumes Hector, driving him to wage a desperate campaign to win back the woman he once dismissed.

Quick answers

Why does Whitney marry Carson Monroe?: She seeks stability after Hector Elwood rejects her for her stepsister.
What triggers Hector's regret?: Whitney's marriage to Carson Monroe makes him realize he lost her.