Chasing Back My Ex-wife After Divorce Novels & Stories

"Harvey, according to your wife, you are… insignificant." Spreading his hands, he leaned closer to the screen and looked directly at Harvey, who was standing in the conference room. "Your wife called you her ex-husband. Did you really get divorced from the woman who just won first place in a national math competition?" The atmosphere in the room shifted dramatically. The shareholders could no longer stay calm. "Mr. Fisher, how could you and your wife get divorced?" "She publicly called you her ex-husband in front of Gingham TV! Is this true?"

"She is your wife! She is a human being who left this house in distress, and you’re acting like she’s a misplaced set of keys!" "Stop meddling in my affairs!" Chase shouted back, stepping toward his father. "This is on you. If you hadn't interfered in the divorce proceedings, she’d be gone legally and quietly. I wouldn't have to deal with her 'disappearance' because she wouldn't be my problem anymore. You forced her to stay, you pressured her, and now you’re surprised she bolted?"

I was ready to go home this evening when I came out of the company and realized that my car was gone, at first I wanted to get mad but you know what…I wasn't really mad cause I was so exhausted to the points my hands were trembling, so a win is a win, I just thought he's taking my back home and got in the car, Nobody prepared me for the moments of being chased around by your ex-husband after divorce. You know what this man did? He drove me to a restaurant and forced me to eat so much food, and the craziest part is I wasn't even angry because back when we were married he used to make so many foods for me and I ended up almost finishing all of them, and guess what happened today

" She tried to grab my hand and explain. I shook her off and refused to listen to any more of her excuses, then turned and walked out. Outside the door, I stuffed the divorce agreement into Chase's arms. This was what he wanted. … When I returned home again, the sight of the wedding candies on the table dragged me back into grief. Rebecca and I had been married for five years, and we had never had children. A year ago, we had planned to start trying for one. Then her childhood friend Chase returned to the country.

Sarah's POV I will find out where Chase is. I know his parents never liked me, and I never liked that witch of a mother of his. If that woman thinks she will keep me away from Chase, she is making a big mistake. Chase always loved me, and he will never forget me. I am the love of his life. I know this. I did not tell that woman I got divorced because my husband left me for an older woman. He said I was too childish and did not want to give him any children. I have to look after my body. Why didn't he understand that? I don't care. It was not that I loved him. When he asked me for a divorce, I was slightly relieved until I found out why he wanted to leave me. I was humiliated that he wanted t

Getting my eyes off my ex wife , I turned to look at my girlfriend and then I slowly touched her cheeks in a reassuring manner . “I love you, but not today , let them have their moment . Lelia nods obediently without questioning me . I could only imagine what the press would say about this if they found out that my ex wife had moved on . I just didn’t get it , why was I so mad about this . Deep inside me , I knew that there was something troubling me at this moment , I didn’t know if it was seeing my ex wife with my business competitor or anything else. Solace was my wife for 7 years and I treated her like trash , I knew that .

Aaron asked “He asked for a divorce” the word coming out from my mouth was unsure. “What! You Idiot, he roared, pressing his hands against his head. Just one child is all I need from you and you'll secure the future of this family forever and now you've ruined it.” My tears came back flowing the second time, his words hitting more than kade's actions. I've signed the divorce papers, and I'm not going back to Kade, never. I said in between sobs. Losing myself completely.

Chase retorted, “What’s wrong with that? I’ll definitely find her. I’ll fast for the rest of my life if that’s what it takes to find her. Otherwise, I’ll never know peace. “You have to wait for her too. You can’t be with this woman.” Elliot said, “I have a wife now. How am I supposed to do that?” Chase pointed at him threateningly. “You’ll just have to wait for her. Isn’t she just your wife on paper? “You should divorce her as soon as I find my younger sister. Control yourself in the meantime. Don’t be tempted by her.” Elliot said nothing. Sophia came down. A snake was coiled around her arm, and she was petting it.

She sponsored me through University and never left my side for once. My phone buzzed and as I pulled it out of my bag, I was bombarded with a series of messages, from a strange number. It wasn't the first time it would be happening since I got married to a womanizer. Someone had taken it as a duty to send me pictures of Nathaniel and his arrays of girlfriends at hotels, restaurants, and airports. Maybe this person thinks I care when I actually don't. As I stared at the pictures, the more anxious and nervous I got. I just couldn't wait for four hours to pass before I saw him and told him I wanted a divorce. I better do it now. "Driver, please take me to my husband's office, I need to see him

She didn’t want him dragged into her sordid family life and didn’t want to tell him the whole truth. This was her past. She needed it wiped clean before she could concentrate on her future. Courtesy of a minor catastrophe with the new hotel project in the Bahamas, Chase spent three weeks stewing over his wife’s disappearance. He’d tried calling; she didn’t return his calls. He’d tried emailing; she’d sent him a brief response about how busy she was in her new job, just a quick video call with Tommy. How she didn’t have a spare moment, how she’d get in touch soon, yada, yada, yada.