Honey Why Can't We Divorce Novels & Stories

"Oh..." The staff member seemed regretful. "It's not easy for two people to come together. You seem to have a good relationship. Why do you want a divorce? Getting divorced is not a small matter. Please don't be impulsive. Once there's a crack, it's hard to mend." I lowered my gaze helplessly. "You might have gotten the sequence mixed up. Cracks don't appear because of divorce. Divorce happens because there are cracks." Few couples would want to divorce unless they had no other choice.

"We had an argument. She's been acting strange lately..." "Who cares if she's acting strange? You're the husband! You're supposed to be in control." I flinched at his harsh words. "I know, Harvey. But things have been difficult between us. She's... changed.' "Changed? What do you mean, she's changed?" "I don't know," I said, frustration seeping into my voice. “Well if that’s the case, file a divorce and find a new wife,” he said. I sighed and explained that I can’t leave my wife, Athena, because her parents will curse me.

I retorted, my voice trembling with defiance. "We never loved each other from the beginning!" His retort reverberated with suppressed rage. "Ever since we signed the contract and prenuptial agreement three years ago, we've been aware that love wasn't growing between us! So, give me a f[u]cking reason! Why do you want a divorce?!" Tears blurred my vision, a blend of anguish and apprehension. "I married you when Megan left, and now that she's returned, she's reclaiming her role as your wife! Isn't that reason enough?"

1: Divorce after 5 years. - Rule No. 2: Intimacy is not allowed. - Rule No. 3: Separate rooms until divorce. - Rule No. 4: No interference in each other's private business. - Rule No. 5: No falling in love with the other party. - Rule No. 6: Angel goes with her mum after the divorce. "What part of 'I don't want to marry you' don't you understand?" I retorted, feeling overwhelmed by frustration and anger.

Blake has made life worth living, and even she could dare to say, he made life easier to live. How could she divorce him? “What makes it so?” He pressed his lips together, his other hand stroking his chin. “Cassie. What did I say about refusing me?” “Lance, I can’t divorce my husband.” She put it to him, in a more confident tone. “We are married, and your parents won’t ever allow us be together; moreover, this is wrong, we have to stop.” He paused for a while, his icy blue eyes focused on her trembling body, and then he let out a mocking laughter, Cassandra flinched slightly, stepping back a little bit.

Just stay by my side. Sara was stunned and completely out of her mind, listening to every word Caspian had said. It took her a while to compose herself before she answered him. —Caspian, I have never reproached you for the way you do it. In fact, it seemed rather strange to me, that you would start being too nice. The reason I'm getting divorced, is because you asked for it, in the first place, remember? But I honestly don't have a problem, with continuing to be your wife in fact, it would benefit me a lot.

What changed? “I want an explanation, Jake.” “Do you really want one?” he raised his eyebrows. “I don’t understand anything. Does this have to do with the fight we had the other night? Jake, it was just an argument because we’d spent a month apart for work, but that’s no reason to end our marriage.” Instinctively, I touched my stomach, as if protecting our children from the argument. He had no idea about them. No idea that I might be sick. “We can’t get divorced. I’m your Luna. The Moon Goddess chose us. You can’t do this to us.”

As always, nothing I do seems to shake him. He flung the envelope and it landed right at my feet. “I can’t grant you a divorce. We have to be married for five years for that to happen.” “That’s all? You are not going to ask me why I am asking for a divorce?” I find myself asking. Adrian held my gaze and scoffed. “Why would I? It is obvious you are just seeking attention and I don’t have that to give.” My heart sank at his unbothered attitude. “Why? Why can’t we be divorced? You already showed me too many times that I don’t matter as a wife. So why are you holding onto me?” I inquired, feeling helpless.

“She's so ugly, I don't even know what you're doing with her.” “Neither do I,” I muttered, agitated. “All she does is give me endless hassle, endless fucking headache!” “Why don't you just divorce her?” Carmen shrugged. “Then me and you can finally be together properly.” “You know I can't do that, Carmen,” I sneered, rolling my eyes. “As much as I'd fucking like to.” “Why not?” “Because of fucking business,” I shot back. “And money. If she divorces me, then she gets fifty percent of everything I own. Everything I worked so motherfucking hard for.”

his bold masculine voice echoed into her sensitive ears and without giving it a second thought, she raised her voice at him. “I want a divorce!” Gerald looked taken aback by her sudden outburst. She had never for once in her life raised her voice at him and he was beginning to wonder what had suddenly given her the courage. “Huh?” He managed to say. Emerald shifted her gaze from the ground, fixating it on him. “Gerald Latino, I want a divorce”