Divorce Has Never Felt So Good Novels & Stories

Now that you've shown me your true self, I'm ready to open up about my feelings before leaving. Aron Finge, I've never loved anyone as deeply as I love you. Despite all your flaws, I've always forgiven you, even without you asking. It feels as if I've known you my whole life. You were the last person I ever fell in love with, and now I know I will never love anyone else. I'm grateful for the beautiful memories you've given me. I've always dreamed of building a wonderful family with you, but for your happiness, I'm signing these divorce papers today. I wish you a happy and fulfilling life.

“But I couldn’t care less about them anymore. Mary blinked. “What do you mean?” Because we’re over.” “We got divorced.” “Really?” “Yes,” Ree said with a small but genuine smile. “And I’m happy we did. Now I’m slowly finding myself again.” She leaned back in her chair. “Anyway, that’s the only good news I have to share.” She glanced at Mary. “I wanted to tell you before, but I couldn’t bring myself to say such embarrassing things. But now that I have… I feel free.”

he said, grinning happily. “Congratulations,” Mara shrugged carelessly. She didn’t care about the divorce. It no longer mattered to her. In the past, it had meant freedom and a beautiful future. Now, it meant nothing but pain and misery for her. “Why don’t you come say hi?”, Leo urged.

But now, hearing it from Venessa made it feel more final, more real. I looked at her, trying to find the comfort I used to feel in her presence, but all I saw was the divorce papers out of the corner of my eye. The clean break I thought I wanted didn’t feel so clean anymore. "Yeah," I finally muttered, though the conviction in my voice wavered. "It’s for the best." Venessa smiled, stepping closer to me, her hand resting gently on my arm. "We can finally have the life we always wanted," she said, her voice soft, coaxing. "No more distractions. Just us."

******* KATHRYN POV I stared at the screen after the call connected. I still couldn’t process what I had read. The divorce. Years of arguments, humiliation, disappointment, and waiting were over. The thing I had begged for was finally here. It should have felt like freedom. It should have felt like the end of a hard time. Instead, it felt like someone had hurt me and then given me flowers. My fingers tightened around the phone as I sat alone at the kitchen counter. Outside the city, I was waking up. The sky was covered in grey clouds. The streets looked far away from up here. I usually loved mornings like this. They felt peaceful.

However, I see now that there was something wrong with him. I suddenly lifted my glass and downed the red wine in one go, completely unfazed. “It doesn’t matter anymore,” I said. “We’re divorced. In a few days, the divorce certificate will be finalized. I have no obligation to care about his feelings anymore.” Faye pinched her own cheek, wincing from the pain, and then threw her arms around me. “This is amazing, Andy! You’ve finally come to your senses! I’ve disliked that b*st*rd Sean for a long time. To celebrate your escape from him, tonight is on me. Come on, cheers! To freedom!”

“Not only that, but your divorce status is also officially recorded. According to the Civil Affairs Bureau, you are now legally divorced.” Jordan should have been happy, but suddenly, she felt an inexplicable discomfort in her heart. She couldn’t quite put her finger on what that feeling was. Pressing her lips together, she said, “It’s good that it’s real.” The dishes were served one after another. Jane placed some food onto Jordan’s plate. “So, you don’t have to dwell on what happened at the black market last night. Everything is settled.” Settled. It was good that things were settled.

When we finally left his office together, his hand resting possessively on my lower back, I felt truly free for the first time. The divorce was final. And my new life had just begun hotter, wetter, and far more satisfying than I ever imagined.

Tiana said calmly, "Nothing much. I was so depressed during our marriage. Even if this incident hadn't happened, our marriage wouldn't have lasted long. "Last time, my heart broke whenever I thought about divorce. I couldn't face becoming strangers with him. But now, I feel as relieved as I've ever felt. "I no longer need to go home and cook for him and get hated on by his mother regardless of whether I do the house chores or not. I feel more productive now just doing the things that make me happy."

Heyyy Guys, Good news! Ex-wife's Marriage Revenge is now completed. I feel relieved and delighted at the same time. This book and my other book (Regretting Divorce) were very tough to write because during the lifetime of these books, I was hit by the most destructive storm any human can imagine facing... I lose my dear father, My Abbu.