Beyond The Divorce Book Novels & Stories

“I thought you didn’t care about—” “I thought about it, and it’s better she doesn’t find out about this argument at all.” She gave me a tight smile that made my heart sink. “After all, you’re the perfect stepfather figure for her. I’m sure you don’t want to ruin your image by telling her about our bad times. Our marriage’s still okay, we’re just going through a phase.” “A phase?” “All married couples go through that.” “Diane!” “Don’t fucking yell at me.” She snapped. “Like I said, keep all details of the argument to yourself. I’ll be leaving early for work tomorrow, so we might not see until—”

I took another deep breath, fresh tears forming in my eyes, "they were pictures of Aiden with another woman." Clara's eyes wide widened a bit then it turned dark. "That jerk!" "I didn't believe it. I couldn't. I'd rather see it myself." My shoulders trembled and I dropped my face in my palm, "On getting there, I saw that Aiden was actually with another woman." She pulled me to her and carressed my hair. "It's okay. You've shed enough tears over that douchebag." She pulled me from her and wiped my tears from my face. "He's just lost the best woman he could ever have in his entire life. Enough, you're stronger than this, okay?"

And it had enough pages to keep me busy for the rest of the day. By the time evening rolled around, I was engrossed in this book and feeling sadness for the people who had to go through these things. Restarting life after giving years of yourself to somebody can be... rough. The one thing that stuck out to me was the line from the lawyer saying, ‘The person you divorce isn’t the same one you married.’ I wonder how true that really is or if it’s just another cynical person trying to scare people out of marriage. I felt some soft vibrations against my thigh and reached for my phone. I swiped at the screen without checking the contact.

He stood up slowly, his face returning to the past cold and distant demeanor. He took out a small green booklet from his bag and tossed it onto me, saying, "No need to go through the trouble. This is what you've been yearning for." I was momentarily stunned, holding it in my hands. On the deep green cover, the words "Divorce Document" shone uncomfortably in the sunlight, and I couldn't help but smile bitterly. Jaclyn Dills was indeed that kind of person; when it came to divorce, he could handle it without my involvement. I suddenly looked up, "Perry."

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It was a text from Cyril. “The security told me that you just stepped out. If you don't want a divorce, come back home this minute. If you pass the night outside, consider this marriage over,” I read the text as tears gushed down my eyes. I can't even have a moment of relief anymore because I married a narcissist.

Ah there it was the whole reason why they kept in contact with me during my marriage with Jacob it was only for the money, after our mother left they used me in anyway they could if its going to bring them cash, looking down on the table choosing my words carefully “ I have no money, Jacob and I are divorced “ I could see the minute that my words register in his brain, one minute he was standing behind the isles the next he was in front of me with his hand wrap around my next, squeezing the life out of me. I don't know if it was the alcohol that made me numb but for whatever reason I didn't fight him, I let him get it out of his system “ You B*tch, why? Would you be divorced, uh” I couldn't

Victor stopped instantly and bowed repeatedly before stepping aside. I picked up the Ashford Group's financing proposal from the table. Without even glancing at it, I tossed it straight into the trash. "Apex Capital will never invest a single dollar in a family that can't even raise its own children properly." My voice echoed through the silent conference room. It sounded like a death sentence. Victor's legs gave out. He collapsed completely onto the floor. I turned toward Lucas. "Notify the legal department. Begin the acquisition process for every outstanding debt tied to the Ashford Group. I want them declaring bankruptcy before sunrise tomorrow."

Outside, the rain started again, softer this time. I closed the laptop slowly and wrapped my arms around myself. I had wanted a divorce. I had wanted freedom. Instead, I had stepped into something far bigger than a broken marriage. And I had the strange feeling that this was only the beginning.

"You brat! I'm telling you something important, can't you pay attention? If you really end up divorced, you'll be the one regretting it. Where will you find another husband like Calvin?" Here it came again! Bella knew that no matter what they talked about, it would always lead to this statement in the end. Calvin, with his youth, success, good looks, and wealth, was a rare find. Marrying him was a stroke of luck for her, and if she didn't treasure it, she'd live the rest of her life in bitterness and regret! The problem was, Calvin was the one wanting a divorce. How was she not treasuring him? She was more frustrated than anyone else. His artistic reasons for wanting a divorce were infuriati