Divorce Has Never Felt So Good Novels & Stories

I can finally breathe after those two people leave. I should feel relieved now that Shela’s convinced about my divorce with Baekhoon, but instead, my chest feels tight. So… we’re really getting a divorce, huh? Well, mission accomplished. Now Baekhoon and I just need to give Shela proof that we’re actually going through with it. Yeah—divorce. Ugh, what’s wrong with me? Why do I feel so down? I should be thrilled to be free of all this. Maybe one day Shela will thank me by sending me one of her novels for free. That should cheer me up a little.

Jessica asked. “Well, I just wanted to get in touch with you before you left the country. I have good news that you would love to hear. The divorce has been finalized, Ethan sent in the signed divorce papers this morning.” Lois came into the phone, ringing in Jessica’s ear and making her the happiest person on the planet. Jessica’s heart flustered in her chest. She could feel it coming and was glad that it finally did, because now she could to Italy and hit the restart button on her life and be at peace with herself.

"She left. The divorce papers are on the counter." A beat of silence. Then my mother exhaled — not a sound of distress, but the long, relieved exhale of a woman who had been waiting for news she had wanted for a very long time. "Well," she said. "Well. Adrian, I know this might feel difficult right now, but truly — this is for the best. You have been shackled to that girl for over a year and now you are finally free. This is a good thing. Now you can move forward properly, build something real, be with someone who actually deserves you—"

“I can’t believe it’s over.” “You’re not talking about the game, are you?” Kelley looked questioningly at Hanson. Hanson shrugged his shoulders and ran a hand over his close cropped hair. “My parents are getting a divorce.” “Finally.” Hanson smiled sadly and nodded his head at Kelley's one-word answer. “You know what’s the worst thing with this life we have? These people are all just feel good people. Are you a feel good person, Kelley?”

Deep inside, there is no turmoil or uncertainty. I keep my gaze fixed on the stage while watching them with an even stare. Danica beams as if she has already won some great victory. I can see her pride swelling with every clap she receives. Ryan also projects power. But instead of feeling bitter, I feel like I'm just looking at strangers on a screen. Soon, a smile appears on my lips. I move closer to whisper something to Marius. "You know, I don't regret my choice. Divorcing him was the best decision I ever made."

My heart stopped as I turned up the volume. "..delighted to announce that my divorce will be finalized within the week," Adrian was saying to a crowd of reporters outside his office building. He looked perfectly polished, completely unaffected by everything that had happened. "I'm ready to start this new chapter of my life with someone who truly understands me." The camera panned to show Maya clinging to his arm, beaming like she'd won the lottery. She was wearing a new necklace, bigger and more expensive than anything he'd ever given me.

Even if it means getting divorce papers in the mail one day. I’m going to view this as a good thing, and I mean that. I’m able to walk away and start a new life. At first, I didn’t want that, and I was resentful and afraid, but now I just keep thinking about how amazing it is and how few people get this kind of chance. It’s literally a once-in-a-lifetime deal. Still. I feel…I feel heavy. And I think Mike does too.

“It’s over.” She had become completely clearheaded about the relationship. Now that Evan had signed the divorce papers, she felt lighter than ever. In her good mood, she immediately texted her brother Aaron the news. After hearing it, Aaron replied: ’I have a gift for your new beginning.’ ‘What is it?’ A divorce gift too? That was an unexpected bonus. She had not thought ending a marriage would come with presents. Aaron replied: ‘It’s a secret.’ Stella was speechless.

You just feel relieved that your steps are light again. Rachel and I went to the county clerk's office to finalize the paperwork. When the clerk handed me the final divorce decree... I let out a long, deep breath. Three years of hell. Finally, legally, over! When we walked out, the sun was blinding. "Congratulations, Evelyn Reed," Rachel said, arms wide, grinning. "Welcome to your new life!" I laughed and gave her a big hug. "Thank you, counselor. Another victory!" "Damn right! Tonight, you're buying—the most expensive Omakase in town!"

Even people in TV dramas weren't as exaggerated as him. There weren't a lot of people lining up to get a divorce, but the line to get the marriage certificate was long. As Amy said, it really was a good day to get married. When the worker stamped the divorce papers, Jessamine was stunned. She was finally free, without anything burdening her. From this moment on, she could just live her life. She didn't have to consider anyone else's feelings anymore.