A Hot Night After Divorce Novels & Stories

After Alex left, Natalie angrily looked at the man who suddenly appeared, her voice mixed with anger: "Why are you so crazy every night?" "I don't want to see other people hug you." He knew he was a bit too much just now, but he couldn't stand the sight of another man hugging her in front of him. Natalie sneered: "Mr. Samuel is so funny, and he's also very easygoing. Don't you know we're divorced? Do you need me to show you the divorce papers?" Hearing the word divorce papers, the man's demeanor immediately weakened. He said flatteringly: "Then let's remarry."

“You’re making this bigger than it is. We’ll talk tomorrow when you’re calmer. Come here…” His hands slid to my waist, pulling me toward him. The heat of his body hit me full force, and my traitorous wolf whimpered, responding even as my mind screamed no. In bed we’d always been perfect together, bodies fitting like they were made for it, the Bond singing every time he touched me. But not tonight. Not after today. I didn’t know how to get a divorce. I didn’t know if it was even possible. If the Council would ever let me go.

The Next Day I woke up due to the ring from my phone, I was too tired yesterday after the ceremony, and after arranging my things, it still felt weird few months after my divorce to the man I was once in love with I married. I checked my social media accounts, I could see people tagging me in hateful speeches ‘How convenient.’ ‘She's rich so what exactly is she getting married for after getting divorced a few months ago.’ ‘I'm sure it was that evil man that forced her into the marriage for money.’ I read different comments and I just hissed. I'm used to this, I was born into fame.

She answered the call and heard Shawn say on the other end of the line, "Ms. Renee, I forgot to tell you just now that the one-month cooling-off period for you and Mr. Hart has passed. Please remember to come to the Dracothon district registry to go through the divorce process tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock." "Alright," said Abigail. Melody and Felix asked, "What's the matter?" Abigail smiled. "It's one of the three happiest moments in one's life." Melody blurted, "A job promotion, a pay increment, or the death of your husband?" Abigail laughed. "Something like that. His lawyer told me to go through the divorce proceedings tomorrow, so I'm going back to being single really soon. While my prev

“Is it Nathan? That child has always been so stubborn. Still… I think you should pick it up.” I sighed and answered the call. Perhaps it was the long wait, but Nathan sounded cold and impatient. “When are you coming back? Didn't you know I couldn’t find my backpack this morning and almost missed school?” “And what about the craft project you promised to help me with? If you don’t come back to finish it, I’ll have Dad—” “Nathan.” I interrupted him softly, his incessant complaints grating on my nerves. “Listen carefully: your father and I are getting a divorce, and I won’t be coming back.

The pressure of daily life and their mutual resentment accumulated and erupted day after day. Finally, about six months after I received the final payment from selling the house, I heard Sloane and Donovan got divorced. Sloane took her daughter Maya and slunk back to her distant hometown in another state. Reportedly, she left with barely any decent luggage. As for Donovan, he fell apart completely after the divorce. Without his wife's nagging or the structure of a family, he started drinking heavily.

Mom sided with me on the matter, and that seemed to be the final straw in my parent's marriage. I could have beaten up every guy in the state of California and it still wouldn’t ease the anger, frustration, and pain that comes after finding your girlfriend in bed with someone else. I couldn’t stand being there after that, knowing she’s nearby; the one person to take down Kiran Black, even if it was only emotionally. Your emotional state is extremely important when fighting, and after everything with Nat, my head wasn’t in the game anymore, and my parent's divorce was a perfect excuse to get away from everything.

“He packed up his shit and left my mother. I feel bad for her, and a little traumatized by the fact the divorce is actually real, but he deserves a better life. Hell, we all do where she’s concerned.” The bar was packed with people, but it always was during Friday afternoon happy hour. Sometimes the rest of the office would join them, but today they’d found a quiet table in the corner to sneak away to. Mandy wanted time with just Gina. “My parents have always been in love and really good to each other, so I can’t imagine, but kudos for your day, I think.” She laughed and nodded to Mandy’s glass. “Drink up. You haven’t touched that Mai Tai yet. It ain’t gonna drink itself.”

The man, who had once loved me so warmly, used the cruelest words imaginable, tearing my heart apart one sentence at a time. Maybe our marriage had started falling apart from that moment on. Nevertheless, for years, I clung desperately to the hope that somewhere inside our marriage, there was still a trace of love left to find. After eight years and nine divorces, I was tired. I didn't want to keep searching anymore. Maybe it would be easier to pretend we'd never loved each other at all. I thought I had reached the point where nothing could hurt me anymore. When Ryland returned after comforting her, he found me staring at him with bloodshot eyes.

I pursed my lips and continued tidying things up without showing any emotion. "I heard you mention before that your fellow female driver is trying to get a divorce." Axel Kramer and I were sorting through our miscellaneous possessions after our move. Not noticing that something was off in my expression, he replied, "Yeah, because of what happened half a year ago. Her husband got drunk and kept mumbling about his first crush and saying that he regretted not confessing back then. "Around that time, he'd been secretly chatting with that woman, and Lindsay found out. Ever since then, they'd been sleeping in separate rooms. Recently, things flared up again. They even filed for divorce and are now