Going Wild After Divorce Novels & Stories

The pressure of daily life and their mutual resentment accumulated and erupted day after day. Finally, about six months after I received the final payment from selling the house, I heard Sloane and Donovan got divorced. Sloane took her daughter Maya and slunk back to her distant hometown in another state. Reportedly, she left with barely any decent luggage. As for Donovan, he fell apart completely after the divorce. Without his wife's nagging or the structure of a family, he started drinking heavily.

The rumors of me financially supporting her have never been true. However, I will be candid. Our relationship has faced its share of turbulence and trials. She was previously married to me for three years, but over a year ago, due to my failure to fulfill my duties as a husband, misunderstandings arose between us, and we divorced. After the divorce, I deeply reflected on my shortcomings and mistakes. I worked hard to win her back. I am grateful that heaven blessed us with a daughter, who became the bond between us. Because of our daughter, we had more opportunities to reconnect. Half a year ago, Scarlett finally agreed to reconcile with me. Therefore, we are now in a legitimate romantic rela

“We can start over. Not as if nothing happened, but because it did.” He nodded, the words sinking deep. “Then we make it official and break off our divorce. We can have a remarriage, not with a ring or a ceremony, just a promise. That no matter what comes next, we face it together.” Amanda smiled faintly. “That’s all I want.” They sat like that for a long time, their fingers intertwined, the quiet between them full of understanding. It wasn’t a grand moment, but it was the kind of promise that carried weight.

I changed my standing position, looking at them one by one. "What the hell are you saying, Teressa?" Jumping to my feet, I activated my aura of intimidation. As if preparing to attack Teressa if necessary. However, I couldn't do that. Wilder stood up, holding out his arms to protect his wife. I forgot that Teressa was his mate. Of course, Wilder will protect that damn bitch tooth and nail. "Don't blame anyone for what you don't know. You should have found out first, right? "How can you sign divorce papers, then marry so quickly to a man you don't know? Now I doubt there is any love between you," said Wilder

She trailed behind him, her gaze filled with nothing but resentment. Under the constant pressure of this environment, I couldn't help but wonder what kind of desperate decision she might make next. - Since the divorce, I'd been focused on expanding my business. After weeks of hectic work, I finally had the time to step back and enjoy my freedom again. Without the constraints of work, I sold the house in the city and took my mother back to the hometown I had always missed. Together, we rebuilt the family home. This new chapter in my life left me with more free time, though it was far from dull. I found myself doing all the things I had always wanted to do.

Discounting the last time he had snuck into her bed while she slept, this was the first time they had shared the same bed after their divorce. After the divorce, Liana thought it would be the end of their relationship... Who knew that in the last few months, their interactions would be so constant. Lying in the dark, Liana let her mind wander, if she hadn't stumbled upon him and Betina a few months ago, she wondered what her life would be like, she wouldn't have recovered her memory and he would have nothing to do with her....

The next day, we brought the necessary documents to the court. The room was quite crowded. I was as excited as I was on the day I registered my marriage. Back then, I was ecstatic because I was getting married for the first time. Now, I felt thrilled because I was finally going to be free. Once our documents were processed and the divorce was finalized, I let out a sigh of relief. "Goodbye, Willow Lockwood. Let's never contact each other ever again." Before she could say anything, I walked off and left her behind.

“Chris, you should sleep here tonight. It’s the weekend tomorrow, so there’s no need to wake up early. Stay at home for a couple of days. Oh, and when you have time, you two really should visit the Jameson family more often. The two elders must miss both of you. You ought to keep closer ties in the future. I’m thinking I should go myself in a couple of months. Who would have thought we’d turn out to be relatives after all.” Mrs. Wilder rarely spoke so much, but today her joy was overflowing. The two of them had divorced, and no one had expected such a turn of events—that not only had their relationship improved, but now there was even a child! For Mrs. Wilder, it was an unexpected delight. S

“When did you become crazy? We had something going well but then you made up your mind to ruin us forever. I always wondered why.” Maybe it was the liquor talking, but it simply made him let out what he had always wondered for real. “I didn’t go crazy. You made me go crazy,” she said finally in slurred voice. “You were always working and giving all your attention to your father’s company that I knew I had to get your attention back somehow. Somewhere along the line, I got carried away and took things too far.” “What do you mean?” He asked and burped. “I started causing unnecessary fights and it worked. The worse our fight was, the closer we got when we made up. I started going all out, tryin

But other than that, you’d pass it by without so much as a glance. The only reason I knew about it is because I overheard one of my mom’s friends talking about the wild time she had here. They’d been whispering over their coffees, their graying heads huddled together and giggling like a couple of damn schoolgirls. I could hear Mary whispering from where I was hiding in the hallway. Her divorce had just been finalized, and she’d wanted a change. Well, she got one all right. From what I heard, she got fucked good and hard while a crowd of people watched her. She’d said it was the most liberating thing that’s ever happened to her.