I Failed To Divorce My Husband Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

She said, "Before I got married to my husband, there were several ladies who wanted him as a husband. He was loved by many, but I was the lucky one he chose. Many were jealous of me and did lot of things for us to separate but let me say, we are inseparable. Our love grew stronger as the day goes by. After we got married, I was unable to conceive. I became restless. My husband and I went to several hospitals seeking for medical solutions but all to no avail. I saw my world crumbling before my very eyes. I cried everyday. My husband stood by my side. He told me how much he loves me. He said that he will never leave me and he kept his promise. One day, I overheard him discussing with his moth

"The Divorce Clause. I like it." "It's the right title." I stare at the blank page below. "This is it. This is the story I need to tell." "Then tell it." He kisses my temple. "I'll be here. Supporting you through every word." I take a breath and start typing. Chapter One - The Divorce Elena Martinez received the divorce papers on a Tuesday. She should have known better. Tuesday was never a good day for life-changing decisions. But the lawyer was waiting, the documents were prepared, and Marcus Sterling sat across from her with an expensive pen and an unreadable expression.

Yes, he had the money, more than enough, and providence has given big money in his possession. When Vivian drove into her car park, in her apartment, on campus that night, she was unable to sleep. She felt the tears rolling her eyelashes on remembering Charles abandoning her. She wiped the tears that bedewed her face with a scarlet handkerchief as she drew a shaky breath. It would be so easy, she realized to love this man, named John Hill. Too easy! Besides, it was her fault for not having known that something wasn’t quite right about her from the very start, when she starts dating John Hill while under Charles. She had found the biography of John exciting, and the strange notion she took to

"Nina, do you know what you're doing? He's—" "He's my husband," I said calmly. "Erico, we're divorced. Who I marry is my choice." He scoffed coldly. "Your choice? Do you think Gian Lucenti is a good man? He married you just to hurt the Vitales, to…" "To what?" I asked. "To get revenge on you for marrying Joanna? Erico, not everyone treats marriage like a transaction like you do." He fell silent. Then, I caught the sound of something shattering—maybe a glass, maybe something even more fragile.

I grabbed my bag and rushed out, heading straight to the hospital where she had been receiving treatment. When I entered her room, she sat on the bed in her hospital gown, as if nothing in the world could touch her. She didn’t even look up when I walked in. “Mother,” I called softly. She ignored me. “Mother,” I called again. She finally lifted her eyes, sighed in annoyance, and said coldly, “What are you doing here? You know I don’t like seeing your pitiful face.” My throat tightened. “Mother… Marcus gave me a divorce letter we had no problem. I don’t know where he is and he hasn’t been picking my calls. Please… help me mother.” I cried to her

"Ella, let's talk this through. We've been together for years. What I feel for you is real." "Even if I'm marrying Victoria, I never planned to give you up." "I was even going to find a way to bring Jamie into the Sterling family eventually. Everything in the corporation would be ours." "Wouldn't that be better?" I walked over, crouched in front of him, and asked softly, "Real?" "Yes! Victoria is the act. If I didn't need her family's support, do you think I'd be with her? I've never abandoned you in all these years -- doesn't that prove I really love you?"

“You removed my access. You removed my decision-making power. You slowly erased my role in something I co-built with you until I was no longer part of it in anything but name.” Her breathing deepened slightly. “And somewhere in that process, I stopped being your partner.” Silence pressed in again. Then she continued softly. “That is when I filed for divorce.” Matthew’s eyes dropped briefly to the paper in his hand again. The word divorce no longer felt abstract. It felt like something that had already been lived through without his awareness. Ava spoke again, almost as an afterthought, though it was anything but casual. “But you never signed it.” Matthew remained still for a long time.

Chapter 1: Let's get divorced In front of the husband with whom I have been married and have lived with for the past five years, he does not have the same enthusiasm and cheerfulness as before we got married. Now that he doesn't look like an addict and a bad guy, I always wondered why my husband turned out like that or what did I do wrong? “Let's get divorced, my divorce papers are signed, you just have to sign your name.”- I looked coldly at him without a bit of emotion and put the divorce papers on the table.

Of course, he did. “That’s what makes me your husband-to-be,” he added, his voice laced with amusement. “I know what’s in your heart before you even say it.” My stomach twisted. There it was again...that warmth. That feeling I had been trying so hard to ignore. I flipped through the pages, stopping when I reached the reason for divorce. Neglect, emotional and physical abuse, infidelity, and threats to life. I smiled softly. “This is perfect.” Caleb’s gaze never left mine. “Do you want me to send it to Victor’s company or his house?”

“Don't give up on us just yet, Alvara“ My voice cracked. “Give mea chance. Just one last chance to find who did this and then—“ “Then what, Kai?“ She cuts in. “We pretend to be a happily married couple? Do you really think we can put this past us?“ I nod. “If we try“ “Try?“ She chuckled. “That's basically all we've been doing since we got married, Kai. I know it's not going to be easy for you to come to terms with the divorce but if you ever truly loved me, you'll understand that I need this. To be away from all these drama.This seems to be the only way“ Alvara was set on getting a divorce and I knew nothing I was planning to do was going to change her mind so I gave up.