Fluffy Divorce Novels & Stories

My wife. "Oh, so you finally accepted the divorce?" Regardless of Cliff's behavior, like an angel—willing to handle many pro bono cases—Wolf still wanted to throw the staples on the table at his face. The remark was too bold and sensitive. "Didn't Zoe tell you that the divorce was off? There's no divorce whatsoever. Zoe is still married to me!" Wolf retorted. "Oh, sorry. I thought Zoe changed her mind. These things happen often. Many women want a divorce but then change their minds. Then they filed for divorce again. It happens repeatedly. It's not uncommon," Cliff explained matter-of-factly.

"You know, I even gave him a nickname, right?" "It does feel fitting," Chloe finally joined in the laughter. "I'm tired of doing that again, Adrianna." They fell silent for a while, letting the sounds of chirping birds and the gentle breeze accompany their conversation. Adrianna became increasingly concerned with the words she had just heard from Chloe. "So... are you sure?" Although Chloe's decision to get a divorce received full support from Adrianna. "Whatever decision you make regarding the divorce, I support you." "But, well... it's not that easy," Chloe grinned. She lightly clapped and released their interlocked hands. "Before my vision returns, I want the two of them to experience wha

A voice whispered at back of my mind. "I apologize if I seemed dismissive," I said calmly. "Please, continue. I'm here to listen." Flora seemed momentarily thrown by my lack of reaction, but quickly recovered. "Like I was saying before I was so rudely interrupted, his wife is acting weird now. Throwing around divorce threats like she has someplace better to go." She laughed, a sharp, bitter sound. "As if she's anything without him. She'd be back on the streets where he found her."

"Is Chloe delusional? When did I ever secretly sabotage her? Why does she have to imply nonsense like that?" Dolly snorted. "How else is she gonna win sympathy? But seriously, is Julian really refusing to divorce you?" I sighed. "Yeah. No need for the second round of mediation. He said he won’t divorce me." Dolly was furious. "What’s wrong with that scumbag? Why won’t he let go? He’s standing in the way of your happiness!" I hesitated for a second, unsure whether to mention how Marsha had sent over flower seedlings and collagen yesterday.

Instead of flying into a rage, he responded calmly, "Is this how you're supposed to ask for help? Willow, I won't let you take Snowy away, just like Jeffrey can't take you away from me. We swore an oath." "Really?" Willow sneered. She enunciated, "Plot all you what and keep up the good guy act in court, Julian. The truth is that we've gotten our divorce certificate. I'm no longer your wife. Making it sound like you own me isn't going to change that. I'm a free soul. "If you like Snowy that much, feel free to keep it for now." … Julian chuckled gently. He looked absolutely stunning whenever he smiled. There was also a hint of love on his expression, not to mention the fondness and affection i

"Oh, by the way, Wendy, I need to find a reliable lawyer to handle the divorce proceedings in advance. Do you know anyone? Your network is wider than mine." "Of course," Wendy replied. "I actually know someone who is incredibly impressive, Penny Williams. She is unmatched in handling divorce cases. Remember that high-profile case in Johnsonville? The one involving Francis Muller, the CEO of Mulligan Group, and his affair that went viral on social media? Our company handled the crisis management for his wife." "Yeah, wasn't that a huge scandal? Francis got fired, right?" "Yes, exactly. His wife handled it like a pro. She filed for divorce, and Francis had to pay billions. Penny represented hi

“Dream on! I’ll never divorce you.” Lilian said faintly, “If you disagree, we’ll have to appeal. Both parties in this marriage have been disloyal. You’ve cheated many times and even committed domestic violence. The judge will agree to your divorce. Fortunately, you didn’t purchase any common property during your marriage, so there’ll be no disputes of interest. Miss Jones doesn’t want a penny from you. She just wants to end this embarrassing marriage with you as soon as possible.” “Wow, it looks like you came prepared.” Wesley’s eyes changed slightly as a trace of anger and unwillingness flashed in them. “Catherine Jones, you played with my feelings. You can dream on if you think you can jus

Finally, she stops the short but pressing silence and speaks again. "Flora Mana. Leo Wilson, I'm your wife Flora Mana, you haven't seen me for three years but you'll divorce me. I've hidden it from you because I cannot accept the fact that you want to divorce me. I'm sorry about that, but I'm ready now, and I think I can sign the divorce agreement at any time."

“We’ll look into it, Mr Stanley. But can you tell me more about your relationship with Flora” Hesitantly and unsure of how much to reveal “We used to be couples before. A legal one but things ended badly between us and we had to divorce each other” “I’ve moved on, but I guess she hasn’t” I lied “And if I may ask, what was the reason for the divorce” Officer Collins asked “The divorce was due to the pressure from the press, the stakeholders at my company, and my family as regards the paternity of our child. Aurora” I sighed

She looked at her husband and handed him the paper. "What does this mean, Gladwin?" Abigail's father asked with a furrowed brow. "Just ask our mother, maybe she knows the answer," Gladwin remained nonchalant even though his heart was pounding, suppressing the emotions he was trying to hold back. "There has never been a history of divorce in our family, so why is Flavia filing for divorce from Gladwin now, Mom?" The question had a cold tone to it. Abigail herself shuddered at it. Her father, much like Gladwin, rarely showed his anger. But when his emotions exploded, the man could be terrifying. And usually, Abigail avoided situations like that. But not this time.