99th Divorce Novel Full Novels & Stories

My phone vibrates, and when I check the message, I see it’s from Tiny. Tiny: We’re wrapping things up. Tori asked if we could swing by her old place to pick up ingredients for the cannolis she wants to make. Is that okay with you? Giorgio is still in the hospital, but I don’t want Vittoria anywhere near her old home. Angelo: No. She doesn’t go near her old house. Take her grocery shopping. Tiny: Yes, boss. Tucking my phone back into my pocket, my eyes flick to Salvatore, then I announce, “By the way, I got married.”

Avery folded her arm around her large chest. " Get used to losing what you have honey. This house would run on my rules; as far as I know, you are partially divorced from Gavin. He divorced you long ago because he doesn't love you. He loves me and the sooner you sign the divorce papers, the sooner you'll get to live in peace." Sydney put her emotions aside and firmly said, " Stay in this house as long as you want but you are nothing but a concubine. I'm Gavin's wife, I'm the mother of his kids and everyone knows me as his betrothed."

It felt as if the house was holding its breath. My eyes drifted back to the envelope. My name was written on it. Debbie Edison, not babe or love. Just Debbie. A small, uneasy feeling curled in my chest. “You’re overthinking,” I murmured under my breath, even though my fingers were already reaching for it. It’s probably nothing but the moment I picked it up, I knew it wasn’t. The paper felt too stiff in my hands, it looked official. My stomach tightened as I opened it and then I stopped breathing. Divorce Agreement. The words didn’t make sense at first.

Even though we had married and divorced nine times like a game, I was still the ex-wife. The night grew quiet. The wind outside howled, as if carrying my words far away. After a long silence, Jake lifted his head, attempting an explanation. "Divorcing you… It was my fault. But I couldn't let Carla bear the shame of being involved with a married man." I took a few irritated steps back, unable—and unwilling—to understand. Carla couldn't bear the blame, so that meant I deserved to be divorced nine times?

she asked and Ruth turned to look at her behind her She saw the papers in her hand and without replying, she collected the paper looking at what they were. "Divorce," she read the title and frown "I was but not anymore," she said and signed her part seeing Nick has already signed his part "But why did you hide such a good thing from me," she asked forgetting Ruth just signed a divorce paper Ruth shook her head in a no and her eyes were filled with tears. She sat down next to her mother who looked at her silently. She held Ruth's hand to comfort her. At Nick's apartment, Katherine entered the living room in a good mood. She turned on the TV and selected the food channel and watched it with he

I got in a taxi and finally responded to Lily slowly. "I left the divorce papers on the table. Just sign them." She called me back instantly. I did not pick up and instead blocked her number. Two days later, the security guard from my gated community contacted me. "Mr. Thompson, you were right. A woman called Lily is causing a scene at the entrance. She says she's your wife and wants to get in to see you." I casually cracked open some nuts. "Keep her out. Don't let her in."

I cleared my throat and started to recite everything I had already decided on, “The profits stay a hundred percent mine. We might be married to the world but within these walls, we are not and our private lives must stay separate. There will be no jealousy, nothing of that sort.” He shrugged, “As you will see, all of that is in the deal anyway, no jealousy no falling in love, nothing complicated. It is only a business contract” I swallowed, my next words were going to change everything. “Then I agree, the documents?”

– You know, little nymph, he just needs to fuck me again to remember how much he likes my body and come running back to me. - Oh, I doubt it! He doesn't seem very enthusiastic about seeing you in your underwear. Trust me, I know how he gets when he's excited. – Manu replied confidently and self-assuredly, and that filled me with pride. – But let me tell you, your divorce scheme won't last long, after all, the hearing is coming up, then your divorce will be on paper again. But everyone here knows the reality, right?! The reality is that this divorce is a fait accompli from seven years ago, and the document you're so happily flaunting, where it says the divorce decree was revoked, is nothing b

Suzette handed the seal to her. "T-this..." The queen seals the divorce paper before putting it on the floor. "Thank you for everything. Please have a happy blissful life together with her. Goodbye..." she smiled sweetly before turning around and leaving the banquet hall without looking back. As the queen walked away from them, she wipes away her tears and smirked. "I didn't know I got skilled in acting. Now then, shall we exit this scene in the novel I transmigrated in happily?" ***** Shandri found a bleeding man unconscious in the forest. His plain white inner sleeve was covered in his blood. She did not hesitate to help the man and bring him to her house.

The man handed her the envelope and left. She closed the door. The envelope felt heavy. She already knew. Her fingers trembled as she opened it. Divorce Petition. Her vision blurred. She flipped through the pages quickly. Grounds: Adultery, fraud, emotional manipulation, and custody request. Her chest tightened. He had really done it. He hadn’t threatened. He hadn’t warned. He had acted. She sank into the nearest chair. Nine years. Nine years of building something. And now it was reduced to printed paper.