Divorce And Freedom: No More Homemaker For Him Novels & Stories

"A genius like Marvin will save countless lives in the future. Someone like you, who never even went to college, could never understand the bigger picture. You know nothing about sacrifice." She stepped closer and lowered her voice. The threat in her tone was unmistakable. "Sign it. End this right now. Otherwise, we're getting divorced." Divorce? Back then, her family had been too poor to pay for college. I had dropped out and worked to support her. I survived on biscuits and water at construction sites, saving every cent so she could earn her doctorate. After we got married, I ignored everyone's judgment and became a full-time homemaker so she could pursue her dreams.

“You keep saying it’s over. You keep acting like you’ve already left. But you haven't. We are still married.” I swallowed hard. “That’s exactly why the papers exist. Just sign them.” He shook his head slowly. “No. This isn't about a divorce anymore. You don't want freedom. You want to humiliate me.” He gritted his teeth, his voice dropping to a dangerous growl. “Maybe it’s time I finally taught you a lesson.”

“I need to leave now, Jena. Help me leave and I’ll forget everything you told me including the pain you inflicted on me.” Tyler loves me? Impossible! That's the last thing that would happen in this world. He shouldn't have agreed to divorce if he loves me. He should've explained when I accused him painfully. He should've given me a reason to hold on to our relationship but he didn't. He gave up. He set me free without trying to fight because he thinks our relationship isn't worth fighting for.

My entire reason for breathing, but I want to forget that fact. “I just want to satisfy your criteria for allowing the divorce and be on my merry way back to my home, my island, and my peaceful life. I don’t want or need any of this, and I’m only here because you forced me.” I grind it out through clenched teeth, remaining in my position, so I don’t have to look at him. “I was perfectly fine where I was and didn’t have to jump through hoops to hold onto the life I created for myself. All of this is only for my freedom.”

Father uttered in a stern voice but Laura didn't hold back her tongue. “There is nothing you can do. Just let her file for a divorce since she is in love with the man. Aysel can get married to Liam, and we will be inlaws again.

He married me because I needed a sponsor, but I ended up falling in love with him. Manuel cast me away, made me feel unwanted. I could count the amount of times in which we've had sex. He barely looked at me sexually or was around to touch me. I didn't want that life for myself again. A life where I'll have to put myself down for a man who doesn't value me. When we got divorced, I had peace and freedom. Not thinking about a man who doesn't think about me. Now, I'm going back into the hell that I've once been in.

Lilly I couldn't get my mind together The thought of marrying Sabistan, my ex-husband's uncle, wasn't it for me. I seek revenge but I am better off alone. I am currently divorced, hated by my family and even my twin sister. I have a child in my belly without a father. I can't even get to remember who I was with that night and now this? I really need to leave here and truly understand what it means to be free and think.

Not anymore. Wiping my tears, I picked up the pen he had left behind and signed the divorce papers. After gathering my few belongings, I walked out of the house. I didn’t even notice when the tears started streaming down my face. Something inside me shifted, part of my heart turned cold. Permanently. From now on, I'm no longer his, and he's no longer mine.

“Why are you here? This is his personal quarters. No one should be staying here other than his wife.” I opened the door wider for him. “I don’t know. He just invited me to put all of my things here with him so we could always be together.” I secretly smiled when I saw how he clenched his hands on the sides. He must be reeling in anger inside with that. “As you know, he’s a free man now because he already divorced that good for nothing woman so he can have any woman in his bed. It just so happened that his favorite whore is by his side now.”

The urge to comfort her ran deep through him but he knew she wouldn't have it. "I wanted to set both of us free," he answered. Yes, he wanted divorce, there was no denying that. But this decision wasn't solely for him, it was for her too. The woman was hoping for flowers from their barren marriage. It was a dead weight that they were carrying for two years. He had caught hopes in her eyes too many times and that frustrated him. He hoped Theo's affection would make her realise that being loved is more beautiful than loving and not getting it back in return. He didn't care whether she returned Theo's feelings or not, he just wanted her to know holding onto their marriage wasn't worth it. Unreq