Novel & Cerita Ex-husband Got Crazy When I Disappear

He deserves every second of this discomfort. Anyway, I take the seat and so does everyone. The officer clears his throat, trying to steer things back to business. “Ms. Sinclair, we’re here to discuss the circumstances surrounding your sudden disappearance from the hotel property. Your husband—I mean to say your ex-husband made a complaint that you were taken against your will. Can you tell us what happened?” “Well, I’m not surprised,” I say and cut my gaze directly at Caden. “My Ex-husband has an old habit to over-exaggerate things. Don’t you, sweetheart?”

He wished he could slap himself for the pain he had caused her. "He and I are divorced, but my ex-husband is a very stubborn and extreme person. Once he sets his mind on something, he won't let go. If he finds out I'm alive, he will definitely imprison me and Ayla." Tabitha used the word "imprison" bluntly.

CLAIMING HIS WIFE AND SON He was determined to make her as miserable as he was, but how far was he willing to go? For twelve months Clarisse Chandler had been in hiding from her ex husband after going through a painful divorce because of a misunderstanding and he went out of his way to make her life hell. When he got her fired from her newest job and his presence in her life again threatened to up-end what she's built for herself, Clarisse was done running and she was done hiding but there was one more thing she was determined to hide from him, her son.

I don't know what happened to him but I know that whatever it is that happened is not good. It has been almost a month since he has disappeared and I have been doing all that I can to find him and it pains me to think that I might never see him again. My husband had just gotten a promotion at work, he made partner and he was so happy and talking about the future, he was also talking about renewing our vows so that he can give me a proper wedding since we didn't have one. We went down to the court and signed papers.

she said gently as if knowing I needed the distraction I sat down across the table and instinctively started ti snap peas for her “Oh thanks darling you can put the pods in that bowl my husband loves to use them in a salad, though the texture is not to everyones liking” I followed her instruction deep in thought “Whats in your kind sweetheart? You look like you are carrying the world on your shoulders” I sighed “My ex-husband disappeared for three years and just turned up out of nowhere” Edith looked in thought “Well why would that bother you with that hunk of a man thats been here by your side?”

He lost the gold and didn't get the diamond either. Her absence made his heart grow fonder. It made him value her, their times together, and the little moments of happiness they shared before Jessica arrived. Simon wanted to do everything to get Ellodie back, plead for forgiveness, and start over to no avail. She disappeared into thin air and off the radar. And now she was back. Not as his wife but as his business partner. Simon's jaw grinds at the sight of the two of them smiling at something he doesn't catch. When her husband touches her arm, Simon decides it is time to leave.

My nose, placed on the crooked of her neck, which always smells like strawberry. I furrowed my eyes in disappointment when she shifted her gaze as a man from behind her called her name. I fist my hands when he held her hand. He wore a black tuxedo; he was tall. I felt like ramming his head against the closest wall when he placed a hand over her shoulder. Lydia didn't spare me another glance as they walked away, leaving me standing alone in the parking lot. I placed my hand on my chest and squeezed it lightly. I know this was unreasonable, becoming possessive of an ex-wife. I tried to steady my breath and calm myself before taking the first step inside.

he sneered. Stacy's body stiffened, her anger boiling beneath the surface. Slowly, she turned to face him, her eyes burning with a mix of fury and pain. "To hell with your money," she spat, her voice laced with defiance. With each step she took away from him, a surge of determination coursed through Stacy's veins. This was the final day of being called Mrs. Hawthorne, the last day of a shattered marriage, and the end of the future she had once envisioned, a future with her husband and their unborn children. It was a reality she never expected to face, but she was left with no choice but to confront it head-on.

she informed, switching the topic. “You mean my soon to be ex-husband? Why does he behave like he cares so much about me now? I want him to sign the divorce papers I'll be sending to him soonest. I'm really fed up with all of this ill treatment from him, his mum and that bitch of a girl who calls herself Andrea. Of course she has succeeded in ruining my marriage.” “Seriously, Nathan did not do well, especially toward you… Alicia, honestly you didn't deserve all of that. I'm glad you aren’t anywhere close to him anymore.”

**Third person** “What wifely duties?” Valerie snapped. Her eyes dared him silently to repeat the rubbish he just spat. “I'm your husband, remember?” He raised a questioning brow at her. “And we're still legally married.” “Oh, that's what this is about?” She scoffed, disgust written boldly on her face. “My lawyer is already preparing the divorce papers.” “That's not what I mean.” Adam frowned. “And we're not getting divorced.” Valerie ignored him and began walking away, not wanting to spend another second in his presence.