Divorce 소설 & 이야기

"You don't have to say that, Aidan. I let you go that day." "Ace, you can break up with him if you want." Aidan grabbed both of my hands that were on the table. "One of the grounds for divorce from marriage is vitiation of consent, which includes obtaining consent by force, intimidation, or undue influence." "I know." I gently pulled my hand and placed it on my tight below the table. "But I want to stay as his wife." Aidan's hopeful face suddenly turned into despair. "But I thought you didn't love him."

~Divorce takes place when a court or other competent body legally dissolves a marriage. It comes with a set of monetary, emotional, legal, and parental challenges.~ Jake sat there gloating over Rome’s demise as both women had flat-out ditched him. “Hailey, we did it! More damage to that loser happened than I had expected.” She sat there staring off into space until they heard an urgent knock at the bedroom door. “Hailey, I need to talk to you,” Rome said in a pleading voice.

It was from the Government of Civil Affairs, confirming the dissolution of his marriage. Dear Mr. Hideous, We are writing to inform you that your divorce from Mrs. Lilia Serano Montenegro has been approved. As of this moment, you are no longer legally bound as husband and wife. Sincerely, Government of Civil Affairs Reading the message, Hideous felt a strange mix of emotions wash over him—relief, sadness, and a glimmer of hope for the future. With a resigned sigh, he tucked his phone away, knowing that this was just the beginning of a new chapter in his life.

He looked embarrassed but nodded his affirmation. “Okay….So, since the deadline for the inheritance is up so in that case we should divorce. Or is it easier just to get it annulled since we’ve never actually consummated our marriage?”

"How are you?" "Your face doesn’t look good, husband. Do you want to take a rest?” “I’m good.” He refused to receive attention from Annie and continued to eat. He didn’t want to talk to her anymore. Why? He just wanted to do it, for no reason. Dustin began to think about the divorce petition he wrote the day before. When he thought about it, he hesitated a bit. Should he divorce the woman who forced him to marry her? But she's not like that anymore, is she? Or does she have any plan with him?

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.

Joe explained, trying to translate it into words that his daughter could understand. "What's divorce, Pa?" Kimmy became more curious. She sharpened her listening senses to catch every word that came out of her dad's mouth. "Divorce is separating, not being together anymore, not sleeping together, not living in the same house, but Papa and Mama will always be there for you, Kimmy!" the man explained again. "Um, okay, Pa, Kimmy understands!" Joe planted a kiss on his daughter's forehead. "Where's Sister Clara? Grandma said Sister Clara is coming home today?" Kimmy really missed Clara.

Whatever she was going through today in the river of blessing had some of the most impactful occasions of her life attached to them. She started with the divorce certificate— the least wanted memory that she couldn't avoid at any cost. "This divorce took away my everything. Turn it into my changing point. I don't want to remember it as the end of my happy life. Make it my ticket to eternal happiness and contentment." She mumbled her wish and dropped the certificate down the bridge. Claire's skin buzzed with delight as she observed the document get carried along by winds for a while. Its edges fluttered like wings of a bird but i

she replied without looking at her husband's face. "You were really looking forward to the divorce, huh? Are you sure you still want it in the future?" It was upsetting for Vincaster to hear his wife mention the divorce again. Vincaster has been avoiding that topic as much as possible, and bringing the divorce topic into their conversation was taboo to him. He knew that it was too early to say that he might have fallen for her, but imagining his life after divorce already pinched his heart. "Why wouldn't I want it? Do you think I'm like those girls who are crazy abo

That afternoon, Austin and I went to the courthouse and finalized the divorce. Looking at how disheveled and worn he was, I gripped the divorce certificate in my hand tightly. He sneered after giving me a glance, "Leaving my family, huh? You won't be able to survive. Without us, your family would've been bankrupt ages ago. You've got the guts, divorcing me. Guess you're done with the good life." I raised an eyebrow, meeting his sneer with my own. "By all means, let my family go under. The worse things are for them, the happier I'll be. I'm beyond done with this life with you, Austin. Looking back now, it just makes my skin crawl