Become His Beloved 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."

I wanted you to taste what it feels like to be betrayed by the person closest to you, to lose everything. "I wanted you to fall in love with me just so I could crush you beneath my feet! This was the retribution you and your father deserved!"

"After all the drama you've put up with to keep this marriage going, it's not impossible that you're now acting up again to try and prevent this divorce." I smiled faintly to hide the tightness in my chest at my husband's hurtful words. "Take it easy, Damon. You don't have to worry. I no longer love you. My once passionate love for you seems lost and eroded in the past two years due to your attitude. Now that we are officially divorced, you can get married without any obstacles from me. Congratulations to you both."

He asked with such authority that it sent a shiver down my spine. Clearing my throat, I tried to get my head back to what matters and not the things we could do in this position. " Being possessive over your ex-wife is not a good look, you know." Taking my hand, he placed it over his chest. " In the eyes of the Law, we are divorced, but in here, you will always be my wife" Now, why did he have to go and be all sweet, making me want to throw myself at his mercy? Girl, get your head together; you're trying to see if he is serious about you, not trying to get yourself to fall into bed with him at every turn.

"No, I don't love him... it wasn't even a love marriage in the first place..it was just to make my baba and stepmother happy." "Sucks!" Bev provides me with a sympathetic stare. " you should get a divorce ASAP!" My eyes widen in alarm. "A divorce?! I can't do that!!" Bev raises her brow questioningly. "Why not? You don't even love him and he's an ásshole so might as well get a divorce already." She had a valid point yet she states it so casually like it was no big deal and something to be proud of. I couldn't just get a divorce so suddenly anyway. I wanted to patch things up with baba after I obtained full custody of Bilal and a home of my own.

59. Benson had thought Charity, his ex-wife, was the one for him –his one true love as they say it. Hell, he even married her and lived with her for a couple of years. She changed like a switch was flipped in her mind. She became intoxicated with the wealth he acquired and with the public recognition that came with his success as he climbed up the ladder of immense wealth.

Regina clung to his arm and whimpered pitifully, "Isaiah, don't be mad. Ms. Sinclair probably loves you too much and can't bear to lose you. She even called me the other woman just now." Isaiah glanced at me and sneered, "The one who isn't loved is the real 'other woman'!" I kept a blank expression. After all, I did not love him anymore, and his words could not hurt me in the slightest. Surprisingly, the slap seemed to work—Isaiah finally agreed to the divorce. If I had known this earlier, I would have slapped him a few more times to save myself the trouble. When I got the divorce certificate, I felt like I was reborn. A failed marriage was not the end of the world; the important thing was t

Her mother wanted to divorce her dad which made him become a drunkard. "That's not true...I was done with him...I wanted nothing to do with him...the court granted my request for a divorce and he didn't want that"she recalled the countless times she wanted to divorce her husband but every time he would lie to the court but when she met a man who was grieving. He was caring and made her feel like a human being. She thought all men were the same until she met Frank Lewis, a man who had two children and was grieving his wife's death

“This is for the best. It’s not like you could give me a child anyway.” My heart slows as I open the envelope and peer at the divorce papers. He’s already signed them. I fold them and hurl it at him. “You’re a fucking bastard. You’re taking everything? I worked my ass off to make you into who you are today—” He picks them and has the nerve to plead with me with his eyes. “And I’ve repaid the favor, have I not? The trips? The gifts? My time? I gave you everything I had, Scarlett. If I’m to start a family with Bel, I need this. You understand, don’t you?”

But those days were long gone, and now all he felt was a hollow ache where love had once been. The divorce wasn’t just the end of his marriage—it was the end of an entire chapter of his life. And while a part of him felt relieved, there was another part that felt the sting of failure. Bella He wished he could share this news with Bella. How will Bella react? He misses her so much. Not a day went by that he didn’t think of her, wonder where she was, if she was safe, if she ever thought about him the way he still thinks about her.