Fake Funny Divorce Papers Novels & Stories

Shelly pov. "Divorce papers" Veer stand up and whispered under his breath. "what is this...is this some kind of joke...hmmm"he asked looking me in the eyes. "No...these are our Divorce papers I already signed these and now it's your turn". "What are you saying Shelly can anyone tell what is happening here" my father in law speak. I turn to them and see how shock they look after reading and seeing that forbidden that has been done by their son is very shocking for them. Looking at everyone they all seemed shocked I know that this one is coming and I have to prepared myself for their questions.

I slowly stood up and walked toward the table. Something about it made me uneasy. I pulled the papers out and glanced at the top line casually. “DIVORCE AGREEMENT.” My brain froze. Confused, I read the words again. My eyes widened. I read the heading out loud this time, just to make sure I wasn’t mistaken. But I wasn’t. Divorce papers? My face turned pale. I tightened my grip on the document. What was going on? How could this be possible? Hold on… Is this another one of her tricks?

“Honestly, it doesn’t even matter whether she agrees or not. The marriage papers were fake. They were not real.” Rayan’s eyes lit up in surprise. “They were not real?” Kenny nodded. “Yes. I never signed anything officially. She thought she had me trapped, but it was all fake.” Rayan let out a small laugh. “Well then, you have nothing to worry about.”Rayan said, smiling, Kenny smiled too. “Exactly. It’s time to clean up everything.” Rayan could not believe that Kenny had everything planned out so well. He had seen that Sophia might end up refusing to sign the divorce papers, and he came up with something, using fake marriage documents.

Shawn Hartman's expression changed instantly when he saw me sign the divorce papers without hesitation. "Karina Decker, are you crazy? Those divorce papers were just something Nancy accidentally slipped in. It's not real." "Accidentally? Are you saying you accidentally drafted the divorce papers and then accidentally signed them?" I lowered my head and let out a bitter laugh. "Shawn, do you take me for a fool?"

I couldn't help but just stare at the papers. This couldn’t be happening — this should be a dream. No way my husband had just shoved divorce papers in my face after being caught cheating on me with my best friend. Maybe it was a prank, maybe… “What are you waiting for? Sign the damn papers.” Alex’s voice jarred me out of my reverie. I came back to reality, realizing this wasn’t a dream but very, very real. I stared at the papers and scowled.

Ava Della Sanchez Tears gathered in my eyes as they threaten to fall, my hands shook as I held the Divorce papers looking at Nickolaus who doesn't seem shaken as he stood waiting for me to sign the divorce papers. A smirk crept onto my lips as I wipe my tears welcoming the plan that just crept its way into my head and without warning. I held up the divorce papers in the air and wave it in his face without warning I tore them into shreds and scatter the remains on the floor.

Laura let out a bitter laugh, her expression cold. “Are you joking right now? You already divorced me first!” She stepped back into her apartment and held up the divorce papers—the very ones William himself had signed. “This…?!”

REBECCA Divorce papers. My husband handed me divorce papers the moment he asked for a moment alone with me. It looked like a terrible joke. It had to be, because who the hell was that cold to hand divorce papers on the day of my mother's funeral. She was barely laid to rest and he was already doing this. I've used up all my tears for my mother, so I didn't know how to take it. My knees buckled before they hit the floor, numb and still shaking. My heart raced and it felt like any moment from now, I would have a heart attack.

… When she sobered up the next day, she said, "Let's get another wedding." I knew she only wanted that to trick her true love into coming home. Still, I agreed to it with a smile, but within the wedding planning contract she signed was another agreement. The divorce papers. "I thought the contract was supposed to be… less thick." A frown creased her forehead. She flipped through the pages, but she never signed them. The woman was a famous entrepreneur in Riverton. Cheap tricks would not work on her. The second last page was the divorce papers I snuck in.

Lester's breath caught. Divorce? When had he and Natalie even filed for divorce? How had he not known? No. It couldn't be! It had to be fake, something she'd staged to scare him. Yes, that had to be it. Lester tried to reassure himself as he shakily flipped through the divorce papers. But as his eyes scanned the pages, all the hope he had was shattered. The divorce certificate listed both his and Natalie's names. The seal of the courthouse looked genuine—it was no forgery. There was no doubt—it was real.