Adam Savage Divorce Novels & Stories

"They’re up." I looked at my watch. 12:00 AM. The court-mandated cohabitation period was officially over. The divorce was final. We were no longer bound by law. I looked back at my father. "You think the money is what makes us, Papa?" I asked, my finger tightening on the trigger. "The money is just the fabric. I’m the one who knows how to sew." I fired. Not at my father. I fired at the main power coupling for the server room.

She exclaimed, "Ashton Gray? No wonder you looked somewhat familiar. Aren't you Ms. Sloan's husband? Why are you…" Even after signing with Summit Media, Samantha never had any contact with Ashton. She would only bump into him on the rarest of occasions. Since she didn't like paying attention to useless gossip either, she didn't know that Ashton and Roxy had already divorced. "Ashton and Roxy have gotten a divorce!" Martha happily declared. Samantha's eyes widened, her gaze flicking repeatedly between Martha and Ashton. Frowning, she said, "That explains why you didn't renew your contract with Summit Media! Whatever. I'm not interested in your relationship. I'm leaving!"

I then ignored the sympathy and ridicule of the other people around me and turned around before leaving. As soon as I was out of the door, I immediately called up Dad's secretary, Sylvester Brooks. "Mr. Brooks? Withdraw all resources and projects that the group has previously invested in Sasha." … Sasha didn't return for the next few days. So, I brought the divorce papers to her instead. She went silent for a short while before sneering coldly at me. She just briefly glanced at the papers before tossing them nonchalantly onto the table. Then, she spoke to me in a slow, leisurely voice.

Ruby “You don’t have to do anything, I’m already leaving but I’ll be back soon for my wife and child.” Ava looked so shocked when Asher said this and she looked at me for answers but I couldn’t say anything. We both watched him storm out of the house and the next thing was the sound of his car zooming off. “What was he doing here?” Ava finally found her voice while I just sunk heavily into the sofa. “I stupidly went to his office to drop the divorce papers just to rub it on his face.” I replied.

“You’re having sleepless nights because of work?” “Yes.” But that wasn’t the only thing giving me sleepless nights. The whole thing that occurred with Diane kept replaying in my head like it was stuck on a loop. I tried burying it, but I just kept circling back. I drove from the house all the way here to see Sebastian because, at this point, he was the only one I could confide in concerning his delicate issue. He’s happily married with two kids. And his wife, Hazel? She understood him so much that he was always eager to leave his art gallery and run back into her arms. Why wouldn’t my marriage with Diane work that way?

No way… I wouldn’t allow you to have your fun. That being said, I grabbed the divorce papers and meticulously ripped them to shreds, one by one. Leaving no letter behind. Divorce? You think I would let you marry another man? No way in hell, Summer. You would carry my lastname until we both die! [Note: Thank you again, guys! Don’t forget to comment on the MAIN COMMENT SECTION OF THE BOOK to boost its popularity! It would mean a lot to me!]

"I'm not in the habit of raising another man's child." Sasha's expression wavered a little. It was bad enough that my wife had cheated on me, but she was even expecting me to raise some other man's child. Sasha took a deep breath before saying with an exasperated expression, "I won't agree to a divorce. I'm just going to wait until you come back to your senses." With that, she turned and left the house. … That evening, just before I headed into a restaurant for a business meeting, I got an apologetic message from Sasha.

Working for him was like walking on eggshells. He had disappeared from the public eye after his divorce from his ex-wife, with whom he had three sons - none of whom were his own. It was revealed that she had an affair with his younger brother, Maverick Ashton. After the divorce settlement, she and Maverick received 35% of the company. In her past life, Autumn could never had set eyes on him; he was just a faceless businessman, hiding away from the public, he didn't even come to Autumn and Ivan's wedding.

I tried again to put my feelings into words, but all that came out of my mouth was, "Ollie..." "I'm sick of you, Iris. I've been pretty sick of you for a while, to be honest. I suppose it's good you caught me in the act. I want a divorce." "No," I croaked. "Yes," he hissed. "I'll serve you the papers soon enough. Now you have to leave this house." "Thi- This is my home," I stuttered. "I'm your wife." "Not anymore. Now leave." "Ollie, we were happy together. What has gotten into you?"

Elegantly, I smoothed it out. "This is the reason why we have to get a divorce, Rowan!" "Don't blame me. You're the one who can't be a good wife!" "I admit my mistake. I won't deny it. Just sign the divorce papers.” I saw that look in his eyes. A look of anger, but we were in public. Rowan couldn’t show his true nature. I handed him the pen. He took it reluctantly. “You won’t get a single penny from this divorce, Savannah!”