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I clarified it to her in a simple way she would understand “Why would he do such a thing to you?” She frowned and I smiled, trying to hide my emotions. “I don’t know honey.” “Was it a divorce?” She hasn’t and immediately my eyebrows were raised. “What do you know about divorce?” I asked her. “I saw the word somewhere and decided to check it out. Which means a woman and a man who are legally married, decides to go their separate ways thereby ending the marriage legally by the law.” She stated out and left me in a surprised state.

"I've always been in love with you, but... this wedding not only ruined my life, but it consumes me. This marriage consumes me, it eats away at me and extinguishes everything in me. Sometimes I think Robert is crazy, and other times I think it's me who's crazy, or both of us. I feel like... my soul is fading with every passing second, as if he were capable of doing that. Who did I marry? Why does he hate me? What did I do to him? How far will this go? I know I'm not in a position to confess that I'm in love with you right now; you're his best friend, and now I'm his wife. Things between you and me are so impossible that I sometimes just try not to think about it because it gets further and f

She tried to struggle a little, "So can I file for divorce?" Baymont: "What's a 'divorce' again?" "It's the dissolution of marriage, divorced two people are no longer husband and wife, and from now on they are separated and live their own lives with each other and never talk to each other ......" "Oh, I see, the betrayal contract," Baymont nodded with a look of understanding, "but there is no 'divorce' in the Old Domain, only betrayal. Will you betray the Demon King? The Queen." The vision of the other man, hidden under a black hood, loomed and moved like a viper.

Autumn blinked her big doe eyes, not thinking much as she said, “Mama said she’s not going home anymore. My classmate Jamie told us his parents don’t live together, and he said it’s because they’re divorced.” Silvia didn’t know if she should feel sad after hearing this from her daughter. The divorce rate had been increasing rapidly throughout the years, so much so that little children are used to the topic at this point. They might not understand the concept of divorce, but somehow, the word had already been added into the dictionary in their minds.

Two months ago, I had asked for a divorce, I couldn't take it anymore, the pain he had caused me messed with my mental health, I was gradually losing it. But to Killian, it was one big joke, he laughed so hard that day, he told me to my face that he'd never grant me divorce. That I'm more than welcome to try. He has every means to keep me in this marriage and I know it. So, I tried my best not to let his actions and words hurt me, but is it even possible when I still loved him? I — I know that sounds pathetic…crazy even, but I've tried to hate him, I have, but we can't immediately unlove what or whom we love dearly.

The words leave my mouth before I can fully ponder them, and I recognize the shock in my own voice. Isolder remains unperturbed. There’s no hesitation in her gaze, no compassion. She never allows emotion to interfere with her judgments. “No, divorce implies there was an evolution in your marriage. That there was a bond between the two of you. She didn’t perform the only function she was given, to bear children. Your marriage, without heirs, is nothing more than a contract, a failed alliance. An annulment is far more appropriate,” she replies with disconcerting seriousness, never breaking eye contact with me.

“I can help you divorce your husband. I will also help you so that your mother doesn't try to commit suicide again. I will help you take revenge on your in-laws and your father. And if you want, I can help you take revenge for all his crimes against your mother. I will help you so that your father turns to pursue your mother's love. I can do anything for you in exchange for you helping me solve my problem," At that time, I was still confused about her words and didn't give an answer even a bit. I was afraid of being on the wrong path after all this time fighting tooth and nail and being patient because I didn't follow the path Eve was on. However, I cannot con

For eighteen years, my wife, Elizabeth Connerty, never once reached out to her first love, Lucas Ryder. She committed herself fully to me and cooked warm meals for me. She attended every parent-teacher conference for our daughter. She carefully planned our family trips year after year. That was how we lived—quietly, steadily, and happily—for eighteen years. But after our daughter celebrated her eighteenth birthday, I turned to Elizabeth and said, "Let's get a divorce." She stood in the doorway of our daughter's bedroom, staring at me in stunned silence. I added calmly, "When our daughter was born, you promised me that once she turned eighteen, we would

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