Honey Why Can't We Divorce Novels & Stories

Yorks. "Don’t say things like that, honey. We’re an old couple now, why are you bringing up the subject of divorce?! Besides, what are you planning to do once we divorce? Who will serve you three meals a day? Where are you planning to go and how will you make a living?" Spencer was so anxious that he rambled on.

she hitting Asher's chest for a few times with her small fist. "I'm sorry." he grabs Hyejin's hand from hitting him and embracing her. Tried to calm her down. "We had no choice at that time. We married not because of mutual feelings." Hyejin sniffing, look up to him, she said with a hoarse voice. "Then…then you both can get a divorce, right? There's still time to do that. You don't have to be the third wheel in between Athena and Zayne. Let them have their dream."

He returned to the conference room, where the monitor was already turned on. While the chat had been filled with outrage just ten minutes earlier, the tide had now completely changed, and the discussion was white-hot. Harvey stared at the comments flying across the screen and turned to James in disbelief. "Why are they getting a divorce?" "The reason they gave is societal pressure?" "What absolute nonsense." "A divorcee can't marry a high-ranking official?" "I'm on my third marriage! I was burned twice, and I've only become stronger each time. She's only on her second—what's there to be scared of?"

He told me, I looked up, planning to tease him for cracking such a joke but when my eyes met his, the serious look in his eyes told me he was very serious. "Why can't I get a divorce? Did we sign some sort of agreement to put me in this position?" I asked them, thinking of why in God's name they were telling me I couldn't divorce Ethan. "Yes Kate, you both signed a contract arrangement and the arrangement states that you can't divorce each other." He told me. "And what if we do?" "The consequences would be disastrous Kate." "Disastrous as in how?" I asked, panic written all over my face, wanting to hear the reason and not wanting to hear it at the same time.

Then she burst into laughter and said, "No wonder you changed boyfriends every week. Men always think with their smaller head. If you play their game seriously, they will surely run away in panic." Eva stuck out her tongue at her and laughed. "Does that include your husband? Or do you get sweet torture from your husband every night?" Hazel threw a pillow at her. She thought she had changed the topic away. Eva lay beside her, her head propped on one hand. "I still can't believe that you're married. And to a young, rich man at that." Hazel sighed. Getting married was easy. They could easily go to the Bureau of Civil Affairs to get a marriage license. What was difficult to get was divorce.

Yi Jinli's eyes flickered slightly as they darkened. "So, are you trying to divorce me?" Her heart suddenly throbbed violently, only feeling like the man would really divorce her if she said yes. She said firmly, "I'm not divorcing you! I’ll only agree to divorce you when you detest me or have fallen in love with someone else!" He sneered. "Is it because of the kids?" She froze. The sarcasm and self-mockery in his eyes pierced her heart deeply. "It's not because of the kids. It's because I love you!" She wanted a life with him, not a divorce!

Although he was smarter than many children of his age, he was still a child who didn't possess knowledge that didn't exist in books. “For personal interests,” Bella answered him. “Not because they don't love each other?” Leon questioned. He was confused about various reasons behind the separation. He was perplexed about their decision to be separated from each other. He could see that his parents loved each other deeply. Then, why would they not stay with each other? What forced them to be apart? And why were they bearing all the heartache that was coming with their separation? He could not understand it all. Bella chuckled at his choice of words. “Sweetheart, we don't divorce because we don

“Divorce her. If you do that, we can go back to how we were. We can be together again.” My heart twisted painfully in my chest. “I can’t divorce her,” I said quickly, almost desperately. “We need to be married for at least three months before a divorce can be filed. That is the law.” I prayed those words would end the conversation. They didn’t. She looked at me, unshaken. “You’re the king,” she said calmly. “You made the rules. You can break them too.” I had no answer. I stood there, silent, exposed.

“You asked me to check on the divorce proceedings and the division of the company.” “Yes,” I snapped, impatience creeping in. “I want that divorce finalized. Richard only required the marriage to secure the inheritance, and now we’ve fulfilled that. Orion and I can split the shares. I refuse to spend another second tied to that man.” Rose’s eyes met mine, filled with hesitation. “Ava... the lawyer said you can’t divorce him and divide the company.” I stared at her, the words not registering immediately. “What?” My voice was ice.

I’ll tell Orvyn tomorrow, so he should stop dragging me into this madness. I play with the edge of my spoon, the next question weighing heavy on my tongue. “How about divorce? Let’s say my marriage to King Orvyn doesn’t work—do I have the right to file for one? And… what happens to me after that?” The court ladies freeze. For the third time tonight, they glance at each other. But this time, they’re more suspicious than confused. “You can file for divorce, yes. But you’ll need a valid reason. If your reason is a loveless marriage, it won’t work. That’s considered normal in royal marriages,” Amelia explains.