Divorce Billionaires Heiress Novels & Stories

Which coincidentally, Aaron and I went to the same high school back in the days. So I was invited to his wife ‘come back show’ , which is why I am now driving to the venue now. I was actually going to pass the invitation once Aaron sent me that. But when I opened up the invitation, I saw his wife surname, Emily Fransisco, she was one of the famous designer in London, but she disappeared a year ago. I did not know that her disappearing was because she married some other billionaires, I smiled at the thoughts, How lucky could people be in this world? The billionaire’s daughter, Emily Fransisco, could also marry into the Eduardo’s? Maybe that is why the rich people would never lose their wealth

It was also not the expression Edward wanted at the moment. "If you want a divorce, just get a divorce," Felicia replied so casually. As if what they were discussing really didn't matter. "You seem to understand your position quite well. Or have you been waiting for this moment?" Edward asked later. "I don't think so. But, sooner or later, it has to happen. Don't worry, the most powerful cure for a broken heart is wealth. So, make sure you give me enough assets and pay me enough to enjoy my old age, as well as to pay for the happy family I will have," Felicia said at length.

He opened the backdoor and gestured to get in. At that moment I realized people were staring and whispering. Some whispering. >She married a billionaire and now thinks she is something >She's shameless...a showoff >Why does she even work here when she is the wife of a billionaire now >I heard she is raking billionaires now...she has a Hargrave, now she wants a Geezran. I felt embarrassed and quickly went into the car. This wasn't the kind of life I wanted and yet people judged me for it.

"Stranger? I am your husband! You lived in my house for three years!" The crowd gasped. The rich people started whispering louder. The new Heiress was married to him? Kiara took a sip of her champagne. She didn't look nervous at all. "You are wrong, Mr. Singhania. You made me sign the divorce papers yesterday. You threw me out of your house for your ex-girlfriend. Remember?" Aryan opened his mouth, but no words came out. Everyone was staring at him now. They were judging him. He threw away the richest woman in the country for another girl? What an idiot.

He talks a lot but his good looks make you forget about that in a minute. He smiled back. "So, gentlemen, let's get to the order of the day," Nathan's lawyer took over from Francis. "Thank you, Francis. We have some terms here for the divorce. If I may, can I proceed?" "Yes," Francis and I chorused. "Good. Firstly, Mr. Lancaster wants to pay you a total of five hundred thousand dollars as a settlement for the divorce," "I don't want his money," I replied firmly. I don't have any interest in Nathan's money. I didn't ask for a divorce to get some part of his money, I needed the divorce for my freedom.

She paced slowly in front of me, eyes gleaming with pure enjoyment as if she was savoring every moment of my discomfort. “You’ve always gotten any man you wanted. For ten years straight,” she continued. “At eighteen, you made the Duke of Edinburgh divorce his wife, split his fortune in half, and then you dumped him like trash and moved on to the prince of Dubai.” I let a small, real smile slip out as the memories flashed. The memories were sweet. “Good old days,” I said softly. “Of course!” She laughed louder, stopping right in front of me. “But now you’re twenty-eight. Not as young. Not as fresh. Billionaires aren’t dying for you anymore. So you cling to that old glory like it’s oxygen.”

“After we eloped, I thought you’d go back to your family and beg for your right, but now… you got comfortable living this godforsaken life, and you think I’m cool with it?” Her eyes darted in confusion. Just when she was about to speak, he beats her to it. “When I found out your dad owns the biggest company in California, I was amazed. I wanted to enjoy part of his wealth and that was why I asked you out. Only for you to act stupid and run away from home just to be with me, leaving all your rights behind… Now you are of no use to me, because you got disowned and don’t even have nothing…” Zara’s gasped at his revelation. She couldn’t believe what she just heard.

I glance at the screen, and a message pops up from one of the people I’ve been paying to spy on Knoxx. [He and Caroline finalized the divorce today.] A grin spreads across my face, and I can’t stop the rush of excitement flooding through me. Finally, it’s happening. Knoxx and Caroline are done. She’s out of the picture, and I’m free to step in and claim the life I deserve. The life I’ve been planning for. I will be the original Mrs. Wayne. I fix my makeup, glancing at myself in the mirror. Everything about me screams success, confidence, and wealth. This is the life I deserve, and I’ll do whatever it takes to secure it.

“But did he actually agree to it?” “What choice did he have? He has a soft heart.” Sienna took a sip of red wine. “But look how it ended. They hadn’t even been married that long before she started pushing for a divorce. She walked away with half of his fortune, then turned around and hooked up with one of his friends.” “What?” Her friend clicked her tongue in disbelief. “No way.” “One marriage, and she suddenly walks away worth sixteen billion. Honestly, people with no shame really do have no limits.”

Just then, his younger sister-in-law, Chelsea Willow, said, "Dad, Mom, what are you guys doing? If it hadn't been for Wilbur giving us fifty million dollars back then, we wouldn't have moved on from being regular folks to becoming billionaires with a booming supermarket business right now. Have you forgotten what Wilbur has done for us?" Wilbur's wife, Yvonne, roared. "Shut up, you! It's true that he gave us fifty million dollars, but he hasn't done anything in the past three years other than lazing around! We built the Willow empire on our own. He has nothing to do with it." Chelsea was just about to refute it when her father said, "There's nothing more for you to say. They're definitely ge