Novel & Cerita Her Bright Life After Divorce

“What were you hoping to achieve?” I hesitated, struggling to find an answer. “I... I just don’t want you going around with other men. What if their intentions towards you are bad and you get hurt?” “I can take care of myself, and I hope this doesn’t repeat itself,” she said. “Stay away from me and go take care of your little Sasha, my sister you divorced me for. This is my life now, and you’re not a part of it anymore,” she said in a disgusted voice.

Standing outside the balcony of Chris's house, I allowed the cool breeze of the nighttime to soothe my aching heart. Yes! It's been one whole week and yet! It felt like yesterday, thanks to my family and Chris, I was able to keep my sanity in check. I thought that after I divorced him, I would finally forget about him completely...but no! I was wrong, I never knew it was going to be this hard and painful. Every passing moment I feel like my life is about to crawl away from me, I couldn't believe I attempted suicide twice, If not for Chris I would have been a long speech.

I needed a break from all the drama, but life gave me no respite. I knew I had to go downstairs for breakfast. The decision to divorce was mine, and I had to face single life again. And with that, I had to deal with my parents’ future reaction when they found out what had happened between Bright and me. I had to prepare myself for a long conversation about how I had ruined generations of clean and lasting marriages. I didn’t even understand why it hurt so much to know I was getting divorced. This was supposed to be easier for me, but it wasn’t.

"Give you another chance? Can you bring back my child?" She fell completely silent. I ended the call with one final statement, "You’ll receive the divorce papers tomorrow." The next day, when I went to the branch office to hand over company affairs, I noticed several deep scratch marks on Jim’s face.

"Don't worry, I've come to terms with your divorce. Instead of forcing you to reconcile with Shayne and continue living with that terrible man and enduring constant misery, you're better like this. Even if the future is uncertain, at least you're living happily now. "Most importantly, there's no guarantee that if you didn't divorce Shayne, your life would definitely be better when you're older, right?"

The divorce was a painful chapter, but it was also a new beginning. Sunita smiled, feeling a sense of liberation wash over her. She was ready to start anew, to chase her dreams, and to create a brighter future for herself. With a renewed sense of purpose, she began to explore new opportunities, nurture meaningful relationships, and cultivate a sense of inner peace. The road ahead wouldn't be easy, but Sunita was determined to walk it with courage and resilience. She knew that she was capable of overcoming any obstacle, and that thought filled her with hope and excitement for the future.

Mia retorted. "Mia, I never realized how sharp-witted you are. It's a shame you're not on a variety show." "Really? I couldn't agree more. With my exceptional qualities, I see the period after our divorce as an opportunity for a fresh start. "Mr. Barrett, your enlightening perspective is truly appreciated," Mia quipped. Ever since broaching the topic of divorce with Mia, Timothy's daily frustration levels had soared.

"You've always known your place in my life, so stop trying to make me feel like the villain." "And where exactly is my place in your life? For all I know, I was your fiancee until that lady showed up in our lives. I'm still your fiancee tho, because if I'm not mistaken, you have less than two weeks to go." "Then, let that be my problem." He whispered in a raspy voice. "Divorcing Adira is my choice, not yours, Na-ri. And for all I know, I have the fucking right to change my mind."

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, I went to the Grant family estate. I placed all eight divorce certificates in front of Mrs. Grant. "Mom, Vivian and I got divorced again." Mrs. Grant looked at me with pity in her eyes and let out a long sigh. "Vivian wronged you. You two were so happy back then. "But this time really is different. I have contacted several doctors, and they all said the chance of recovery is high." Mrs. Grant pushed a business card toward me, hope in her eyes.