Novel & Cerita Daddy Mommy Don't Divorce

He kept crying and said, "Mom, don't divorce Dad, okay?" Seeing Brad crying, Eileen immediately felt heartbroken and began to cry, "You're too young to understand what's going on between me and your dad. Even if I tell it to you, you won't understand. But Mom has to tell you. Your dad doesn't like me. He isn't happy being with me. That's why he doesn't come home so much, and I'm not happy too. Even if Mom and your dad divorce, you will always be my honey. I will always love you. "

I feel like I'm still alive, and I don't want to experience hell here. "NEVER!" Deryl shouted at me, the same shout every time I asked for a divorce. "Just let that woman go. Besides being unable to have children, she is also not very useful." Those words came out of Deryl's mother's mouth. "That's right, listen to your mother. Please let me go." I crawled towards Deryl's feet and begged him to have mercy and let me go. "I'VE TOLD YOU A THOUSAND TIMES, I WILL NOT DIVORCE HER! EVEN MY MOTHER CANNOT CHANGE THIS!" That harsh shout was now directed at Deryl's mother, which immediately made his father angry, and he stood up while pointing at his son.

I didn't have an answer to that, or perhaps I do, but just can't admit it. I look at mom with my face tight. “I can handle my affairs, I – just don't want you interfering,” She shakes her head like she doesn't agree. “You clearly do not know what you're doing, son. That girl — she has you wrapped around her tiny fingers, just look what she's turned you into,” she breathed out and trails off, her eyes finding mine, she reaches for my hand and takes it. “I know you're hurt, darling and I understand, but she's not worth it, she's not good enough, just sign the divorce papers, get her out of your life and only then can you actually heal.”

Lying in my arms, his little body trembling slightly as he clung to me. “I like you, Mom,” he said quietly. “My teacher and Dad both said that if you like someone, you have to respect them. Everything’s okay as long as you’re happy. So... if you can only be happy by divorcing Dad, then just get divorced. You don’t have to worry about me. But... you have to come back often to see me, okay?” I froze. Divorce? What? “Dylan, do you even know what divorce means?” I asked, trying to keep my voice steady.

P E D R O ‘Please man, can you come over to my place? I think I'm losing my damn mind.’ Roy’s tired grunt played over and over again in my head as I pulled over in his apartment. Honestly, I thought it was about my father and the sudden proposal of marrying Louisa. We hadn't heard from my father himself that he had partnered with Santos’, but we might be right since my father couldn't care less about the mother of his child. Since he could divorce his wife just for his business, I didn't think there was a thing my father could not do when it came to money and deals.

Luca continued, "But she can't last much longer. Noah's medicine is expensive, and school fees are due. When she kneels and begs me, I'll get custody. After that, her signature won't matter." Serena kissed his jaw. "Don, you are cruel." "Cruel to others. Haven't I been good to you?" Luca pinched her chin. "Once the divorce is done, you and Ivy can move into the estate. Noah likes you. The family will accept you eventually." Noah stood in the crowd, white as paper. "No. Daddy said the money came from him. Mom doesn't know anything. She only stays home. She only..." But the video kept playing.

"You regret marrying me? I haven't even regretted marrying you! Keep talking like this and I'll divorce you indeed!" Charles immediately lifted his chin at me smugly. "Dad, every time you say things like that and threaten divorce, she starts crying again. I hate it when she acts like that. "Mandy is way better. She's smart, pretty, and she knows how to paint too. Dad, if you really divorce her, then marry Mandy and let her be my mom." I glanced at the father and son standing in front of me. "If you two are really that impatient, then let's not wait. We can get divorced right now."

"It's alright, darling. You're alright now." I pulled back, wiping my face with the back of my hand. I was sure I looked like a disaster but I didn’t care. "I want a divorce." I said after clearing my throat."I want to divorce Jaime King, and I need your help." My mother's eyes widened. Her mouth opened to respond- "It's not free." The voice came from behind her, and I watched as my father descended the stairs slowly, his hands in the pockets of his slacks. "Edgar-" my mother started, but he cut her off with a raised hand.

“Oh, I asked her to make you and Daddy get together again.” “Honey?” “I’m even willing to go back to Sedona if it means you two will be together.” She added, which gave my body chills, “The media people lie; Daddy said that, and I don't want another daddy; I only want my daddy. I want you and Daddy to fall in love again.” “Baby?” I caught a tear that had escaped my eye and looked to the other side; how was I supposed to tell her that her daddy and I were getting a divorce, that we were never getting back together, that we were never going to give her that perfect family she always wanted?

"Please… Please just forgive me this once. Give me one more chance, alright? The three of us can be a happy family together. "From now on, I'll only listen to you. I'll never trust another woman again..." He dropped to his knees in the pouring rain, stripped of every ounce of dignity. "My child has nothing to do with you, Oliver. I won't hate you either. From the day you made me sign the divorce agreement, we were history." Oliver stayed on his knees outside my gates all night long. Maeve, on the other hand, packed up her belongings and slipped away in the dead of night, vanishing just as abruptly as she had appeared, leaving Oliver with nothing but a mountain of debt.