A Hot Night After Divorce Novels & Stories

Not only did I lose my trust for strangers diminished but also my hatred for men like Thomson increased. Yes, everyone indeed makes mistakes but, I shouldn't have, not with the likes of Thomson. I remembered I met him shortly after my divorce was finalized in court, about four days ago. I met him at what where people would consider an unusual ground. Yes, that was at the bar somewhere in downtown, Charlottesville. It's wouldn't be surprising to hang around such places especially, after undergoing one of the most painful divorces in my life. Days that followed after my divorce from my ex-husband, I would go to that bar and sit in a quiet corner and consume as many bottles of liquor as I want,

Both got divorced around the same time and handled each others divorces and really had no direct contact in the past years aside that and from seeing each other at staff drinks. Did I think he was cute? I guess the thought crossed my mind after I was divorced. I may have noticed men more than I wanted to admit after the divorce, looked for a bulge in their crotch, a peek at the ass. The fact I let him do what he did and I kissed him lets me know the weekend is going to be a little different than what I had planned.

Only acceptance. I never imagined his acceptance would hurt this much. I thought about what the divorce meant: we wouldn’t have to see each other every day anymore. We wouldn’t have to kiss in front of our families or live under the same roof. We could each do whatever we wanted. Bright had had lovers in the past, and that had never bothered me, but the thought of him with someone else —even just for sex— unsettled me. There was a strange pressure in my chest. The same pressure I had felt the day after sleeping with Bright.

I yelled angrily. It's half past nine, but it seems like all that has happened in just today is like I've lived a thousand nights fighting through these phases. Some may not understand, but it's my decision; after all, it's mine and mine alone to choose from. The night is no longer young; the moon is out already, the stars come out in clones to shine, while the cloud fleets, looking highly condensed, refuse to cry just like me that I've been through a lot these past few hours. I must say it's a long and unforgettable decision I took to divorce my billionaire husband.

The man whose name was next to mine also used this sentence to pry open my heart. "No." My voice was as if from somewhere separated from the night, vague and ambiguous. "I don't believe in it." "What's wrong with you?" Lily waved a bottle of wine at me from behind the bar, while I leaned my elbow on the shiny counter. The bar Lily chose was neither spacious nor bright. But today was my divorce party. I couldn't be picky about this either. "I'm the one who wants to ask the question. What's wrong with them? Do you know what it feels like to see six Leos hitting on me at a divorce celebration?"

The night she got a fever, it was hell. I put her on house arrest, making sure she was not leaving the premises until she could actually stand on her feet for more than two minutes. She's been calling every hour, whining and complaining, telling me how I was the worst partner ever. I'd just shake my head, amused by it. No matter how strong she portrayed herself to be, I'll always help her, whether she likes it or not. That's what partners do. At least she is divorced now. The very next morning after that scary call, Henry's signed copy of the divorce papers was mailed in. He should never show his face in front of me again.

Hatred. "Let's get a divorce."

He paused, his fingers drumming against his knee. "A divorce." I leaned forward, suddenly curious. "That's not your usual area of expertise." Hotch studied me for a moment, then shrugged. "Anyway, I need your help with this case. My friend is going through a divorce, and she needs someone who won't back down. Her husband has money, influence, connections. She's been turned away by every firm in the city." "And you think I can help?" "I think you have a certain... reputation." Hotch smiled, but there was no warmth in it. "People don't mess with you. They don't know why, but they don't."

“He’s not only going to get divorced at the end of this, but he also won’t even have his freedom. It’s going to be taken away from him just like he did mine.” Marcus nods slowly. “That’s my girl. I promised you he would pay. And I won’t rest until you have your revenge.” “And neither will I,” I say. He grins. “Well, seems like you’re finally a single lady,” he teases. “Well… not really,” I smile. “I’m divorced.....but taken.” “That’s right, precious,” he says before kissing me. * We spend the whole day away from the city. Laughing. Walking. Breathing..... Living. The next day, we fly back. When we walk inside the house, I stop.

"I don't mean that." Kent's tone was firm. "I just think that the hidden danger that you are worried about exists, no matter if I am married to her or not, or if I am divorced or not. My divorce from her doesn't change anything. It would be better to hurry up and find someone to delete all those photos from the past." Pinel frowned. “You guys marrying is a mistake. You must divorce!”