Accepting Massive Inheritance After Divorce Novels & Stories

Melanie calmly said, “As long as you heard me. We’ll draft up the divorce agreement when we get back. Melissa stays with me. Everything that I’ve inherited will be transferred to her. I don’t want anything!” Jett was surprised. Now that Melanie declared that she planned to transfer everything she inherited to the child, she would probably be granted a divorce. After all, it solved one of Alejandro’s main concerns. He really could not endure the freezing atmosphere in the car. In the end, he mustered up his courage and said, “Please calm down, Madam. Why don’t both of you sit down and have a proper discussion!” Melanie wiped off her tears. “I have nothing to say to him!”

"Perhaps you can wait for Duncan to come back and answer your questions. My work will also be gradually handed over to him." After Tommy left, I disregarded the doctor's orders and looked at the iPad by the bedside. The news headlines didn't need to be searched, and they jumped out at me like terrorists as soon as I opened the browser... #The Aesthete family heir severely injured, suspected of being unable to overcome the crisis. #Shock! The Aesthete who inherited billions of inheritance was in a coma and hospitalized because of him! #Stunning legal loophole, billionaire heiress of a powerful family actually leaves her ex-husband penniless?

"Rowan, we are richer than 100 million. How can you secretly marry a lowlife just to take over your Grandpa's fortune? I do not want to see that woman. I will only accept Sage Andrews as my daughter-in-law. Don't bother bringing that woman home to us. And you should file for a divorce immediately before this gets to the public. If you need money, you should have contacted your Dad and me. Why will you do this?" Rowan doesn't look at my face as he replied, "Mom, Grandpa's legacy matters to me. I cannot close an eye to it. As the first son of the Carson family, I have the right to make my own decision and I am not divorcing now. We will get a divorce, but not today." "Rowan!" His mother yelled

“I don’t want you anymore, Dad!” Those words touched a nerve, and Silas said coldly, “Is this how you teach your son, Leah?” I braced myself and said, “And your darling love only knows how to bully children.” Silas could not win against me in the argument, and he left with Spring. Two days later, someone who claimed to be Silas’s lawyer contacted me. He said that Silas had agreed to get a divorce with me and would give me 10 million dollars. But first, I needed to sign an agreement saying that Nathan would not have the right to inherit his wealth in the future.

“You married me to get your mom off your back, and I married you to get the inheritance. Your mum doesn't like me, and quite frankly, we know there is nothing I can do to change that." She paused, staring at me as if she were waiting for me to say anything. Maybe I should have said something to calm her mind. “And I don't want to fight a losing battle." She got up and shuffled on her feet. “So after I get the Moore inheritance, I will walk away from your life and act as if nothing happened." "Jessie!" I got out of my chair so fast the room spun, and the effect of staying awake all night was felt. “What are you trying to say?" “I am saying, Mr Harrington, let's get a divorce as soon as I get

He pulled her in his arms and said, “Five million dollars is just insignificant for me. I can offer you more.” Turning to Cindy, Courtney, and Luca, Kaleb hinted, “Scarlett can choose to go after her rightful inheritance or not. Either way, she ends up being a billionaire after our marriage.” Shifting his gaze to Cindy, Kaleb warned, “Have a decent talk with your husband, or else, you and your daughter will lose all that stupid inheritance, just fighting my team of experienced lawyers in a legal battle that I can afford to make it last for many years.”

“I spoke to my lawyer. He will be here with the papers in the morning.” His eyes widened briefly in shock before rage filled them. “Fine then,” he snapped. “You can have your divorce. But mark my words, you won’t be leaving this marriage with a penny of my wealth.” I smirked. “If you’re referring to the wealth we both accumulated, then don’t worry. You can have it all.” I took a challenging step closer to him, meeting the rage in his eyes with a smug look of my own. “I plan on drowning you under it anyway.”

“But I was miserable. Now I have everything I ever wanted.” “What do you mean?” I asked, my heart sinking. “You live here? You own this car?” He nodded slowly. “But how?” I cried. “We made plans for this life. I believed we’d get here together eventually.” “Anna,” he said coldly, “just take it as me setting you free. Sign the divorce papers. I’ve found someone else. Please go and forget about me.” It felt like my heart was being ripped apart. Silent tears streamed down my face.

"Yes! You caused it! If only you never sent those texts none of this bullshit would have happened! I'd have still been there if you had been a tad more sensible to not send a text and at least no one would have found out and I'd be able to get a share of Caleb's wealth through our son!" "Oh shut the fuck up, Bianca. Quit being delusional!" Xavier snapped. "Did you really think you'd have a share of anything in the first place? I'm sure you were at their stupid surprise party as well and you're aware that Jane will be having kids soon. Those kids are the ones who would inherit all that he owns. There would be nothing for you! Nothing!"

I said, “that the inheritance never mattered. Your father and I talked about it, long before he died. I told him I didn’t want it. He invested in my company, he bought me this house. I’d already gained more than I could ever ask from him. I wasn’t married to him for money.... I mean I was but I genuinely liked him. I wasn't some broke ass penniless gold digger like people are making me out to be right now. I had some money of my own but marrying him didn't seem like a bad deal....but with all the children he had, I sure as hell didn’t want to carry his wealth like a curse on my back.” I took another sip. “I told him I’d give it away. Half to the orphanage, half to his family. And he agreed.