Choosing First Love? I Divorce Novels & Stories

It was filled with Hazel's relentless harassment as she bragged day and night. Justine had never replied. At the start, she was so heartbroken that she could barely breathe. She cried through sleepless nights, too shattered to even type a single reply. But now, she was done. She was free. After a moment's thought, she typed out a line. "Wishing you an early congratulations on the wedding." She meant it. In exactly one month, once the divorce was finalized, Noah would rush to marry the woman he had always loved. She meant the blessing—just as much as she hoped that their marriage would unravel, thread by thread, until there was nothing left but broken vows and bitter regret.

Yi Jinli's eyes flickered slightly as they darkened. "So, are you trying to divorce me?" Her heart suddenly throbbed violently, only feeling like the man would really divorce her if she said yes. She said firmly, "I'm not divorcing you! I’ll only agree to divorce you when you detest me or have fallen in love with someone else!" He sneered. "Is it because of the kids?" She froze. The sarcasm and self-mockery in his eyes pierced her heart deeply. "It's not because of the kids. It's because I love you!" She wanted a life with him, not a divorce!

I was done. Daniel’s eyes narrowed as he stared at me, disbelief clouding his face. “You don’t even know what you’re saying,” he replied, his voice dangerously low. “A divorce? You’re being ridiculous.” “Isn’t this what you want?” I snapped, my voice trembling with emotion. “The freedom to be with your first love? I’m tired, Daniel. Tired of believing and hoping that one day you’ll really love me. But you don’t. You never did.”

And that silence says more than any apology he could muster. “I don’t love you anymore,” I say, finally allowing the truth to slip free. It feels strange to say it, but not painful. Just... real. “That’s why I’m divorcing you. Not because of Dolly. Not because of my father. It’s because I’ve spent too long trying to love someone who was never really mine to begin with.”

She said. "Aren't you happy for me?" he asked. Mia glances at him, "tell me the truth behind your plan, why did you suddenly think of divorcing her?" Mia sigh, "I thought she's your first love but why...?" She hurtfully asked as if she is the one who will receive the divorce agreement. "Yes, she is my first love ..." he admits and bows his head. "Do you still love her?" she added. "I love her ... but," Alex's face becomes serious. "But you found someone who's more lovable than she? she interrogates, Alex admits shyly at her.

"Don't you know that first love never dies?" "I have heard of it, but that thing is a myth. Well, let's say you are her first love... the thing is I am her last love. And, I think that is more satisfying." "If she decided to leave you one day, you should divorce her without hesitation." "Of course, her happiness is what matters to me. I am only saying this because I pity you. She'll make a family with me soon. Instead of wasting your time snatching her from me... why don't you just start learning to accept your defeat?" His eyes are cold as death staring at its subject. He turned his back and started walking towards the door. "Why are you still standing there? My wife is waiting for us. Don'

“I'm very bad at choosing. Before I had to go through a lot for choosing the wrong person. My dad had tried to change my mind countless times but I never heard any of it. And life gave me a tight slap on my face for that decision when Zade handed me the divorce paper.” “Alec is not my choice. Dad had chosen him for me. And this time I don't want to go against his will. Moreover, Alec loves me. That's why I decided to marry him. Marrying the wrong person has taught me one thing. You can marry the person who loves you but you should not marry the person you love. It will never last long and always end with a divorce for sure.” A lone tear rolled down from my eyes when from the other eyes it wa

"If you go through with this divorce, don't you ever come home again. From now on, your father and I will pretend we never had you." Dad pointed at Samuel. "From now on, Samuel is the only son we have!" I looked at them, and the last flicker of warmth in my heart finally went cold. "Fine." That single word caught them all off guard. They had expected me to buckle under the weight of their ultimatums, just as I had every other time for the last ten years. However, this time, they were wrong. After sending them on their way, I received a call from my lawyer, Caroline Foster.

"No, Copeland snatches it away every chance I think I might have." "I hate to tell you this, but if you don't give it all you got, you will always regret it. Once you give all you got, and if you want to come home and stay with me, you can. I'll be waiting for you. I love you, Tameka." "I love you too, mom. I've decided to sign the divorce papers and leave this house for good. I'll call you tomorrow."

He captivated the eyes of almost everyone, with his blonde hair and his charismatic smile that could light up a room—everyone including my mother. But with the million eyes on him, his was set on just one. And for the many years after that, their eyes would gleam for the thousand and one times that they told that story, that it was love at first sight. And hearing it the very first time was what cemented what love was to me. It was a love like theirs, a love I was sure would last forever. But then the summer of 2014 came and it only got worse after that, eventually they decided to divorce and that idea of love that I once had shattered.