Novel & Cerita A Divorce After My Rebirth

"I think my husband's gone mad. He keeps swearing at me." "Don't worry, ma'am. We'll shut him up right away." In his current condition, Mark was like a lump of useless flesh. All he could do was stew in despair as the medical staff gagged him. After they left, I laughed and took out a divorce agreement from my bag. Grabbing his hand in mine, I forced him to sign the papers. "Now that we're divorced, I'm no longer obligated to deal with your corpse." His furious ranting, muffled by the gag, was music to my ears as I strode out of his room and left the hospital.

"Go ahead." "I don't hate you anymore for what happened in our previous lives," she said calmly. "I carried that hatred for 20 years, and I'm tired. In this life, you agreed to dissolve the mate bond without dragging things out. "For that, I thank you for not making it harder on Mom." Kael's eyes reddened. "But we can never go back to how things were," Lyra continued. "Dad, from now on, we're just father and daughter. When I need you, I hope you'll be there. But don't interfere in Mom's life anymore."

She was taken into custody and sentenced to three years in prison for purchasing and taking illegal substances while pregnant. … Meanwhile, I filed for divorce through the court. After his dismissal, Julian tried everything to contact me, claiming he wanted to "explain" and that it was all a "misunderstanding." But this wasn't just about getting fired anymore. Due to his misconduct, his medical license had been revoked, and every major hospital blacklisted him. No one would hire him—not even for janitorial work. Falling from grace was more than Julian could handle. But what surprised me was that more than losing his job, what he couldn't accept… was me filing for divorce.

My parents had always held me responsible for Andrea's death, and Steven's heart had always belonged to her. I was the outsider and the disposable one. Reborn, I made a silent oath: I would live for myself and sever all ties with them.

He kept his head lowered, continuing to block me without saying a single word. I clutched my pocket knife as I warily asked him, "What the hell do you want?" He raised his head to look at me. He had a complicated emotion swirling in his eyes, and his voice was hoarse when he called out my name. I didn't say a single word in response. I wondered if he was going to beg me to empathize with Frank and Madison again. "You were reborn, weren't you?" My expression morphed into one of shock upon hearing his words. I whipped around and tried to make a break for it.

I didn't even bother checking and blocked him right away. … I'd been focused on getting back to work for two months after the divorce. One morning, Mom stopped by. She gently stroked my hair, sounding worried as she said, "I've got you a spa appointment this afternoon, Elle. You need to relax. Don't burn yourself out." I paused, realizing that ever since my last marriage, I'd been stuck in a routine of housework, with no time for myself or to really live. My eyes started to well up. "Okay. Thanks, Mom."

"Mom, Ruby is the one who’ll be by my side for the rest of my life." And then, I died. After my death, my "wonderful" son and his wife spent my hard-earned money without restraint, living a life of luxury and indulgence. But fate had mercy on me. I was given a second chance and returned to this moment.

As they ascended to new celestial heights, the celestial rebirth chamber faded away, leaving only the echoes of their celestial journey resonating through the cosmic currents. The celestial rebirth had begun, and the couple found themselves on the threshold of a celestial realm that transcended mortal comprehension. The ever-evolving celestial mosaic, pulsating fractals, and celestial echoes guided their celestial rebirth, promising an exploration of cosmic realms that held the keys to the ultimate mysteries of the universe.

I took a deep breath, exhaled forcefully, and felt the smooth flow of air in my lungs. I felt perfectly normal, not a trace of pain or unease. I had been reincarnated. Just one glance at the scene in front of me, and I knew exactly what was happening. This was two years ago, the day Renee could not hold back any longer and came to force me out of my own home. My heart pounded. I silently thanked god for being kind to me this time. In the few seconds I hesitated, my mother-in-law had already stepped forward to help Renee up, preventing her from kneeling.

“Mom, why can’t you just stay in the village and enjoy your life? Why do you have to come here and ruin our New Year’s celebration? “I don’t want people to know my mom’s an ignorant country bumpkin.” Orion did not even glance my way. He was too busy comforting Sofia, who had burst into tears after I had startled her. Eventually, he looked at me coldly and said, “Let’s get a divorce.”