How To Divorce The Male Lead Novels & Stories

"You… You're asking me to let him go? I'm his legal wife! A young girl like you should find a decent job instead of offering yourself up to be a mistress! Is this how your parents raised you to be?" "What we have is true love! He loves me, not you. So your marriage is absolutely meaningless!" Wendy crouched in front of the female lead and looked at her with disdain. "I advise you to get a divorce as soon as possible. Maybe then I'll convince Joshua to give you some alimony. Otherwise, you'll be left with only the option of leaving with nothing!" The female lead glared at the two people resentfully. She suddenly broke down and screamed before rushing toward Wendy as if determined to seriously

He then pulled me in closely. Can you stop acting just like a spoiled brat? He spoke “You should not be so rude, “My wife and I are simply enjoying a dance.” I snapped, “You can go on and drop the act, Adrian.” You’re moving out from my house and my life after we leave here.“ Don’t mistake my tolerance tonight if you think it is anything else.” ”I’m proceeding with the divorce formalities this Monday,” I introduced, exhaling sharply then. I did expect for him to argue, but then he did not say even a word. He settled forward instead. I drove into his chest, realising his intentions though he tightened his maintain on me. My protest could not form because his lips met mine first.

I grabbed my box and shoved past him with defiance. “You dare not walk away from me,” Hayes threatened from behind me, his loud shout bringing me to a halt. This man still thinks he is speaking to the old Hannah. I laughed. Then slowly, like a Greek warrior standing before inferior soldiers, I faced him. My eyes, scorching red. “Dear husband,” I said, ignoring his former statement like I didn’t hear it. “I want a divorce.”

Gabriel's hands went behind him, and he grabbed a medical scissor. Control Gabriel Control. " I haven't made her cry as much as you did. She's happy when she's with me and far away from you. You asked for a divorce, and you've got it, so what damn reason do you have for waltzing back into her life?!" Yes, Gavin was goddamn aware he asked for a divorce. But there was no way he'd allow another man to have what used to be his.

He turned and left. His steps were quick. Almost as if he were fleeing. [Haha, the villainess is spiraling.] [Serves her right. She wanted all his assets? Look how the male lead ignores her.] [Later, when the male lead gets with the heroine, he hands over all financial control to her. The difference is obvious.] I didn't know how I got home. By the time I came back to myself, I was already sitting at the computer in the study. The comments said that after the divorce, I wouldn't know how to do anything and could only become a sleazy livestreamer.

“Will you marry me again? This time, for life.” [Ah, I do!] [Stephen, just say yes already!] [Ms. Xander’s words are too much. I’m crying.] I looked at the ring, then at her face. Under the moonlight, her eyes only had me. I said slowly, “Are you sure we won’t get divorced again?” “No.” “Then…” I held out my hand. “Alright.” Ruby smiled. She put the ring on my finger, stood up, and leaned into my arms.

If she wanted divorce they will back her up. "Yes," Angela replied in certainty. This much she was sure. From unwanted to toxic, their marriage had taken many turns. It needed to stop. A momentary silence fell over as Killian pondered over something. "There is only one way to get him divorce you then," Killian stated looking at her. "And that is?" she asked, fighting back a wave of anxiety creeping its way up her stomach. "You will have to persuade him," Killian told her. Angela blinked at him, confused. This would lead them nowhere.

“Sign this.” “What’s this?” I asked, reaching for it slowly. “Divorce papers,” he said flatly. My heart dropped. I instinctively stepped back from the document, shaking my head in disbelief. Divorce? He had to be joking. We’ve been together for years. Sure, I’ve thought about walking away before, but I never did. Now he’s the one bringing up divorce? I forced a shaky smile, trying to stay composed. “What is this, really?” “I said I want a divorce. Sign it.”

How could I go from I love you to I hate you that quickly? “Did you hear what I said?” I cleared my throat. “Pat. You’re mighty helpful. But I have to think about this. It’s a divorce, Pat. Not some party. It means separation from the one man I had known for years.” She nodded and stood up, like she wasn’t going to say anything else. But I could bet my favourite ball pen that she would. And she did. “Mr. Kane - the old man Kane - is not showing up today. And neither is Alex. It’s your chance. Sneak home. You might find the bitch riding your man on your matrimonial bed.”

“You're right. I'm sure if there was no official divorce certificate, Eva could have acted up. Until this very second I couldn't understand your father's thinking, dear. Oh, no. It's not that I don't respect him. You know, when he died, I was devastated too. I feel the same grief as you.” “I know.” I gently stroked Isadora's temple. “Tomorrow Gustav will return and hand over my divorce papers. Nothing can stand in the way of my wishes now.” However, instead of smiling again, Isadora's expression turned grim. Her eyes began to well up, and she chose to look down, keeping her hands clasped even though her shoulders began to tremble.