Bride Pushed Into Pool Divorce Novels & Stories

"Babe, you know I want to divorce the bitch. But Susan is our money bag. My last two tech ventures went completely under and the creditors would have stripped me bare if Susan's name wasn't tied to the accounts. Her fashion company is pulling in millions. And She pays for everything—our mortgage, our vacations, even that Cartier bracelet I bought you last month was paid for using her business credit card." Christy gasped. "Wait, she paid for my bracelet?" "Yes, I bought it from our joined accounts. Our assets are totally intertwined. If I divorce her today, she gets the house, her money, and I'm left with nothing but debts. I need to quietly siphon more of her capital into my dummy corporati

“Hubert, you’re too poor. I’m out of your league, so don’t waste your time on me.” She seemed afraid that I might cling to her. My heart had already died the moment she left the wedding. Bridget appeared all high and mighty as she looked at me. “You’ve been with me for six years, so I don’t want to make things too ugly between us. I’ll give you 10,000 dollars as a breakup fee for those six years. “You’ll never marry a woman as good as me. Just pack up and get out. Don’t let me see you again for the rest of my life. Don’t ruin my happiness with Vernon.

The moment he saw the divorce papers, he immediately replied with three question marks. I didn’t care how he felt. Even if he disagreed with the divorce, the court would automatically grant it after three months. Seeing that I hadn’t responded, Harry decided to call me. While he was calling, I was busy unpacking my things in my new apartment. He assumed I was intentionally ignoring his calls. So, he vented his emotions in our chat. “I went on a trip with Emily to cheer her up, and then you inexplicably send me a divorce agreement—what’s that about? I know I was wrong and I’ve said I would compensate you. Hailey, can’t you be a bit more mature and stop causing a scene?”

"Millie, you're delusional if you think I'll ever love you!" As he held her by the throat, he pinned her to the couch, his face filled with disgust as he growled, "I've had enough of you. If you don't start behaving yourself, I'm going to file for divorce within six months!" "I-I didn't do it! Joanna fell into the pool by herself." Millie Caldwell's voice was feeble. She was soaked to the bone, and her frail body trembled.

Eva sobbed. “Come on Eva. Don’t make me feel like a murderer,” I wailed and sniffed heavily, “I have never disappointed you and I will never do it, Brian is still my husband and only lover. I am accepting the divorce because of my life and my pregnancy. I don’t need to remind you what has been befalling me in this villa. I need to leave.”

Vivica was entirely unaware of the closed-door court case, let alone the judge’s mandate forcing Brooklyn to move directly into Preston’s mansion. Ziva gripped her phone tighter when hearing the sharp crack in Vivica’s usually perfect composure, and she replied, her voice a mix of anxiety and irritation, “I know what my brother promised you, Viv. My brother thought he could just ignore that social climber for two years. Who knew she would actually file for a divorce? Then the judge ruled that nine days was too short to dissolve a marriage, ordering her to move into the mansion with immediate effect. I don't think my brother saw it coming; he assumed that since the social climber was the one

" My mother wiped away her tears and gently pushed Nathan away, turning her back on him and refusing to look at him again. That day, Nathan cried in my restaurant for a long time, but in the end, he reluctantly left with Christopher. They never came back again. I felt a sense of relief. From then on, there would be no connection between us. As the new year approached, my lawyer called to tell me that Christopher had agreed to sign the divorce papers. His only condition was that I return and go with him to finalize the procedure in person. I agreed. It would be a way to close that chapter of my life.

"Remember? The doctor said you shouldn't move your wrist so much. You need to keep it elevated and rested." Just like that, the divorce papers were forgotten. The conversation we'd been having, the revelation that our marriage was legally over, all of it disappeared the moment Kyle appeared. I watched it happen, watched Clara's priorities shift in real time, and felt nothing. Just a hollow kind of acceptance.

his colleagues to leave since her topic was rather sensitive.Lucas looking at her knew what she was thinking."As you can see, we were in a meeting before you badged in, you can either say what you came here to say or leave."He muttered. The fact he was surprised about her sudden visit, was not hidden."You wouldn't want me to say it in their presence." Her heart was thumbing fast, but she managed to concealed it."Say it." "Okay, I came with a paper that'll require your signature."Lucas raised a brow at her, wondering what documents she must've brought, was she selling off her grandfather's company already??He watched as she snuggled an envelope out of her bag.He swiftly collected it from her

What can her husband do to her if she refuses to cooperate with the divorce? He can't do anything; he can't force her! If that is the case, why torture herself? She smiled brightly; for the first time, she felt alive after discovering her husband's infidelity. Half an hour later, Mae came to the pool and put the tray on the table. Sherry got out of the pool and went to the sun lounger to rest. She looked at the maid. "Thanks for reminding me that the pool is waiting for me to use it," she said in gratitude.