El Patio Del Divorcio Novels & Stories

She saw no reason why she should return to a family that treated her like trash. "Stanley doesn't even look like he is regretting his decision, wouldn't leave his room? How did he make it to my party then?" Darling asked because she actually saw Stanley leaving and the look on his face looked nothing like someone who was regretting his decision whatsoever. Mary was surprised that Darling saw Stanley but she wouldn't give up, "He is angry at himself dear, he misses you so much and-" "Also, don't refer to him as my husband, we divorced and you said the good things you did for me? I can't even recall any of them, my memories must be short."

The screen was on, and the background display was of chrysanthemum flowers which looked exactly like the ones in his room. Perhaps it was a picture she had just taken. Julian couldn't help but get closer to the computer. With a touch, he accidentally caught sight of a particular document. ...Divorce plan? Narrowing his eyes, Julian tapped on the document to open it. The full title of the document appeared before his eyes instantly. Scanning it briefly, he saw that it read 'divorce plan to be finished before New Year's'. Julian's eyes hardened with a cold glint as he opened the document and looked at the content. The document only held one word—patience.

Suzette handed the seal to her. "T-this..." The queen seals the divorce paper before putting it on the floor. "Thank you for everything. Please have a happy blissful life together with her. Goodbye..." she smiled sweetly before turning around and leaving the banquet hall without looking back. As the queen walked away from them, she wipes away her tears and smirked. "I didn't know I got skilled in acting. Now then, shall we exit this scene in the novel I transmigrated in happily?" ***** Shandri found a bleeding man unconscious in the forest. His plain white inner sleeve was covered in his blood. She did not hesitate to help the man and bring him to her house.

Maybe this was karma's way of dealing with her for turning down something so good only to pick something rotten and stinky. She unwraps the chocolate and nibbles on it while thinking about what she is going to do next. Aside from Damien, her parents were the only other people she had been sure would support her on the matter of getting a divorce, but now it seemed they weren't reliable at all. She bet they wouldn't be very happy when they found out she was about to stop hugging the golden thigh that had enabled them to live a luxurious life all these years.

Charlene grinned and said, "Yeah, I know. "As they discussed this, Charlene considered how her divorce from Thorne was going. To be honest, she had assumed that the divorce would be finalized swiftly after signing the documents Thorne had given her. However, it has been going on for months. Thorne had repeatedly told her that it was almost finished, but... She was comfortable waiting for Thorne's notice because she knew he was much more ready to finalize the divorce than she was. However, right now... After giving it some thought, she gave Padgett a call to inquire about the divorce process.

Eva’s POV “I refuse to sit around waiting for when you decide to come back to me,” I say, my voice steady even though my insides tremble. “I’m done, Stephan. I’m tired.” The door clicks shut behind him. He walks further into the living room, the divorce papers clenched in his hand. He lifts them, waving the pages like they’re some sort of joke. “Whatever this little act is, it’s not working. Take your luggage back to our room.”

" I let out a small breath of relief. I was relieved that she was at least finally thinking clearly. Just then, my phone rang. I froze when I saw the caller ID displaying Harriett's name. I thought that it was unusual. After all, Harriett rarely called me directly. When I answered, her voice was sharp and commanding. "Come home tomorrow. I have something to discuss with you." "What is it?" I cautiously asked. "Can't we just talk over the phone?" She snorted. "We're talking about the divorce. You can't sign papers over the phone, can you?"

In the middle of the night, the villa area of the city of Los Angeles, California, was brightly lit. The Christmas trees in front of every house made the neighborhood look much cozier. A bit of white snow drifted slowly down from the air. The entire area was as beautiful as a painting, except for the Steel family villa, which was incompatible with this scene. It was a little hard to see Astrid’s face clearly; she could only see the piece of paper in front of her, the words that read DIVORCE AGREEMENT stabbing into her beautiful green eyes.

– I told them right away, so they could unleash their litany of reprimands. - Ha! – Patrício laughed. – That's a joke. You're divorced, the day you got divorced you were showing off that divorce decree at your house. I was there with you and Raul. - I thought I was divorced. Sabrina showed up and rubbed the divorce annulment documents in my face. – I explained. - Holy shit! – they all repeated together. - Wait, explain first, you got married? – Nando was meticulous, I knew he'd want the whole story so I started telling it.

I whispered, "Why did Patricia forgive her? I'm sure there's a reason for it. I'll look into it. Let's not jump to any conclusion yet." "By the way, Patricia told me that Abigail and Halsey have divorced. You and Catherine can get married, right?" It seemed that Leo had already let go of his feelings for Catherine. "Yes. We'll get back to it after a while. We shouldn't get married right after they get divorced, right? Catherine needs time." I knew that Catherine must be very upset. "You're right. It'll be more appropriate if you get married later," Leo agreed with my decision.