Arthur Rockefeller Strikes Back After Divorce Novels & Stories

he shrugged. Alaric was taken aback. "What?" he replied, his voice rising in anger. "It's been a year since you married Evelyn. If Dianna hadn't returned all of a sudden saying that she left you because your family forced her to leave to make you get married to Evelyn, if Dianna hadn't told you of her incurable cancer and she only has a few years to live, wouldn't you have eventually accepted Evelyn in your heart?" Kevin continued. "What nonsense!" Alaric stood up and slammed his palms on the table. "I hate Evelyn Rockefeller. Even if Dianna never returned, I still would have divorced her at some point!"

“It’s been over twenty years since our affair, Alice. Move on. You ruined my marriage, made old man Lockwood bring my company to its knees with those lawsuits. You bankrupted me, pushed me to the edge of poverty—all because I didn’t want to be with you anymore.” His words cut deep, reopening wounds I thought had long since scarred over. I slapped him, hard, the sound echoing across the park. The tears I’d been holding back finally spilled over, but I didn’t care. “I was ready to risk everything for you, Konrad. I was ready to divorce old man Lockwood and elope with you. We could have been a family—William could have been the son you always wanted, and Jocelia, the daughter I always dreamed o

She said with force this time. “I was going to leave before your cancer scare, but that would have been really shitty of me to leave while you were going through the testing.” Rebecca grabbed the edge of their bed, 7 years he had faked being a happy spouse. It felt like the air was being sucked out of her lungs, how did she not see it? Why now, why not earlier. The questions started to play in her head. “Samuel, is there someone else?” “Rebecca why do we have to do this, I want a divorce and that final. Sign the damn papers and pull yourself together, we’ll tell the kids over dinner.” He said with force and anger.

Now seeing her daughter's face, Elara's vision blurred instantly. "I drafted this divorce agreement myself. I'm divorcing Harvey!" Not "wanting" to divorce—but "divorcing"! Tears burst forth uncontrollably after she said this. Ethel swung her arm violently, slapping the papers across Elara's face. The sheets were scattered like snowflakes in the winter air.

If you want me to do everything, then you'll have to pay me. Jonathan and his mother frowned in displeasure. They were used to the meek version of me. This uncompromising side clearly caught them off guard. In the past, I had given them everything I had and expected nothing in return. Only because of love. Now that Jonathan had insulted and crushed the feelings I had for him, I saw no reason to let him walk all over me again. "Either you add all those clauses, or we sign the divorce papers. And I'll take back everything he got from me."

She pulled his jacket from around her shoulder, then folded it once before placing it beside him. “Please,” she said gently. “Just stay away.” He told himself, ‘It’s not rejection. It’s protection,’ because that was what his heart would believe. He inclined his head. “I understand.” She searched his face, as though memorizing it. Her eyes mirrored the longing, the pull, the utter betrayal of logic. Then she turned again and disappeared down the path. Theodore remained seated until she vanished completely from his sight. He took out his phone and made a note about the divorce. He had to expand his reach. A divorce between people like Levi and Alicia Connard-Rutherford - prominent members of s

CHAPTER ONE. “Divorce?” Imani was shocked. Her hands were trembling as she stared down at the divorce paper with her. Luke rolled his eyes, “Yes. I'm divorcing you! I hate your face! Everything about you!” He added and Imani bat back her tears. “Is this your own way of sorting things out after you cheated? You are having an affair with another woman and you bring this?” Imani snapped, her shaky voice getting the best of her.

It was none other than Liliana, whom I'd finally managed to shake off. Just like that, she barged back into the peaceful life I'd painstakingly built. She stormed into the restaurant, grabbed Rina by the arm, and shoved her hard. She knocked Rina off balance, sending her stumbling into a chair. "Simon is my husband. How dare you try to have anything to do with him?" Liliana barked. "Simon?" Rina stared between Liliana and me, looking completely lost.

"I don't give a damn about the contract, Evelyn. I threw the divorce papers in the shredder this morning." Evelyn’s eyes widened. "You did what?" "They’re gone," he said. "The deal is off. Not the hundred days—I’m still here for that. Ngunit hindi na kita diringgan tungkol sa divorce. We’re staying married." "You can't just decide that on your own," she said, her voice rising slightly. "We had an agreement." "I broke it," Arthur said simply. "Sue me. Call your lawyer. But I’m not signing anything that says I’m leaving you."

Travis said shocking everyone even Elaine. “Is anything else?” he asked and Rosa looked at Elaine with a victorious grin. “For an illegitimate child, you even forget who your wife is, huh? If you go on then let’s meet in court and get a divorce!” Elaine said coldly hen shot Rosa a glance shocking everyone.