Eric Ferguson Divorce Novels & Stories

Ferguson in his impression had never been so hysterical in front of outsiders. Joe exhaled softly, took out a document from his briefcase, and said, "Miss Su, according to the divorce agreement you signed with Mr. Ferguson, this is the real estate that Mr. Ferguson gave you, and this is a bank card." Jessica also took the divorce certificate with her left hand and the compensation for leaving the Fergusons with her right hand. At this time, her calm face finally had some expression, but there was a sneer on her face. She looked up at Joe and nodded at him. Without saying anything, she took a step back and closed the door.

Zerah “I've already signed my part of the divorce agreement. Now it's your turn.” With those words, the papers were stacked in front of me on the dining table. Looking down at the words, all I felt was numb. “We've reached the end of our deal. Today's the last day and I don't want to spend any more time playing this farce,” Ryker said emotionlessly, Indeed. Today was the end of our deal. Of this farce, he called it because that was what it was to him.

Serena and Casper were leaning close together in the photo, looking every bit like a well-matched couple. I stared at it, then suddenly coughed up a mouthful of blood. "Don't go looking for her," I said. "Everything I did back then was my own choice. The divorce was my decision too." Benedict supported me as he continued cursing Serena under his breath. Back then, when the Jacobs family collapsed overnight, the engagement between Serena and me was called off. Even so, I'd loved her. No matter how severely my family punished me, I refused to let go of her hand.

Just as she was about to speak again, Celeste turned to Oscar, who had returned, and said, "Mr. Fletcher, are you done? Shall we leave now?" Oscar had already sensed that the atmosphere here was off. He let out an awkward chuckle, nodding. "Sure." Then he turned to Erin and Lilian. "Madam Locket, Mrs. Locket, we'll be taking our leave now." Erin smiled and nodded, but when she looked at Celeste, she let out another sigh. Ever since Harvey had decided to divorce her mother, every time she didn't do as they wanted, he and Erin would sigh when speaking to her.

I was no longer needed now that Cecilia was back. Noticing how serious I was, his expression darkened with anger, and he glared at me. "Are you serious, Fiona? Fine. Let's get divorced. Whoever backs out is a coward!" With that, he grabbed his bag and stormed out the door. Three days had passed since that argument, and neither of us had contacted the other. If anything, he kept posting vague updates on social media. When I checked, most of them were photos of him and Cecilia. The two of them were practically made for each other; one was a scumbag, and the other was a bitch.