Choosing First Love? I Divorce Novels & Stories

So this matter became a little serious. Juhee looked at him with sad eyes. “Grandpa, why are you so stubborn? You know very well that I don't wish to marry. Can't you all just let me off the hook? Is marrying someone that important Can't I leave peacefully without getting married?” Juhee raised questions in front of them all. Yes, she's 27 this year, still single. But independent and well-settled. Her ideals are different from others. She doesn't get any satisfaction from dating or seeing someone. Marriage is just outrageous for her.

Sydney nibbled on her lips and rubbed her knee. Theresa frowned, " You didn't say yes? " " That's because he didn't ask any questions... I think." Sydney got up and exhaled. " I just got divorced a month or two ago, how do you expect me to get into another relationship? " " But—" " I was married for eleven years, Theresa; I've been in love with Gavin since I was a sophomore in high school. Do you think it's that easy to move on?" She exhaled again.

I said calmly. His head jerked up to look at me with disbelief. "No! I won't agree to it. I don't want a divorce!" "It's not your choice to make." I gave him the divorce papers I had prepared. "I've already signed them. We'll each get half of our assets. I'll get the house, and you can have the car. The company has always been yours, even before we were married, so you can have it back." Chuck looked incredibly upset while starting at the divorce papers, and he shook his head vigorously. "No, you can't do this to me, Willow. You had a part in building our company too! We can't get divorced!"

"If that were the case, why did he divorce her in the first place? Shouldn't they have just stayed together?" "You don't understand. Men have a thing for their first love. Whether they end up married to another woman or not, there will always be a special place in their heart for their first love. Mr. Lewis is just like that—he couldn't forget his first love even when he was with his wife. That's why he ended up with his first love anyway, to make up for the regret back then." "Yet, when he eventually got together with his first love, the rose-tinted glasses he wore were completely shattered. With that, he decided that his ex-wife was better in comparison."

How was she divorcing him? "Many people don't beleive in love at first sight. They beleived that it's just lust or infatuation but actually the love I have for you is not a mere infatuation or just, otherwise, I would have had sex with you a number of times. I love you for who you are and although you are you get than me, I still respect you. Why would you divorce me now?" Orviille was asking this question from the deepest part of his heart. No woman had ever make him speak so deeply. He was genuine and meant every single words he said.

If someone had told me that this is what was going to end then I should have taken the bait . I should not have loved him , I shouldn’t have met him in the first place . He had been nothing but a fucking disaster ahd all that I have done all this years was love him . The fact that I was pregnant wasn’t even making him change his mind about this . The fact that he wants to go on with the divorce is killing me . I couldn’t belive that the man that I so much love was divorcing me just because of my daughter . I know that all of this is my fault , I was the one who brought the suggestion and I shouldn’t have done that in the first place .

“Yes. Go straight to the point. What do you want? Why did you call me out?” “Let’s get married,” I said. No buildup. No softness. Just the truth, dropped between us like a stone. Eve’s eyes flew wide. She blinked fast, almost trembling. “What?” “You heard me.” I stepped closer, closing the gap she kept trying to create. “We can’t,” she breathed. “Why not? Am I not better than the man you chose after me? I was your first choice, Eve.” “First love doesn’t mean forever love,” she said.

It offered no answer at all as to why he’d suggested marriage, or for that matter, why she had agreed. Oh, she knew that she’d been wildly in love with him. The ‘first love’ syndrome had grabbed a really tight hold on her. But they’d been sharing a very exciting and passionate relationship without commitment, so why had he bothered to change the status quo? Then there was the ‘no divorce’ thing he’d thrown at her yesterday… or the day before that, she amended when she remembered the lateness of the hour. What kind of man with a ‘no divorce’ clause built into his family pride married a woman because she irritated him as a lover?

"It's impossible for us to go back to how things were, and I certainly can't forget what you did to me. I already gave you three chances before this. Do you really believe Rebecca is the reason we ended up like this?" I looked at Harvey's bewildered gaze. I then shook my head, completely letting go of my final lingering grievance. "It's not just because of her, Harvey. It's over between us because you said love can change. Your love moved on to Rebecca, yet you still expected me to love you forever. I simply couldn't do it. "I gave you three chances, and if you had chosen me with certainty just once, we wouldn't have ended up like this today. "You should just let go, Harvey, as it's absolute

For a second, hope settled in his chest, but just as quickly, it was dashed. "You can only hate someone who's worthy of your emotions. You? You're a total waste, hating you would be like hating the dead. And besides, hatred still gives way to other emotions, I don't feel anything for you Cillian and I wish more than anything that you'll just disappear from my life." "Is that so hard to wish for?" Cillian couldn't bring himself to answer. His silence only pulled more on her nerves. "I'll ask you one more time, will you sign the divorce agreement?"