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I said, and I couldn't help the slight scoff that escaped along with the word, a sound that was somewhere between a laugh and a cough and that sent fresh pain shooting through my side from the movement. The scoff seemed to surprise both Selene and Trisha based on the way their eyebrows raised slightly, probably expecting me to argue or defend my marriage or protest that I still loved Clara and wanted to work things out, not this casual dismissal of the suggestion they'd made. "We are already divorced," I added, the words coming out clear despite the pain and the blood loss and the general state of physical deterioration I was experiencing, and I watched their faces carefully to see the impac

A broken marriage. A cheating father. A home poisoned by lies. I couldn't do that to my baby. And I couldn't do it to myself either. By the time sunlight filled the room completely, I had made my decision. I was going to divorce my husband. Get the abortion. And leave his life forever. I was done being the only one fighting for a marriage that died long ago.

I couldn't help but tear up also while taking slow steps towards him. I remember every single pain and suffering we've been through. We married each other even when we both were not ready. We ended up hurting each other. He asked for divorce and I didn't have any other choice but to let him go. He used harsh words. He saw me as a cold wife. I thought he cheated when everything was planned by Catherine. Who would've thought we'd end up together again? Who would've thought we’ll find our ways back in each other's arms?

He missed her, and he was going mentally insane, fearing that Anne would cheat on him for telling her that he wanted to mate with Charlotte and get Charlotte pregnant. Lady Sandra looked at her second son's face. "Teddy, how could you do this to yourself? Are you happy now?" She shouted at him, and his eyes darkened in rage. "What are you doing here, mother?" Teddy asked, and she looked at him. "To present the divorce paper to you. Charlotte has finally signed them. Are you happy?" "Where did I ever go wrong to conceive you and birth you?" Lady Harper asked Teddy, but he looked away, not responding to her.

“Treasure, I…” But all at once, she felt an overwhelming surge of emotional fatigue. Did she really want to keep rehashing a relationship that had broken her? The memories of laughter drowning in heartbreak, promises shaded with betrayal. “Blake, I think… I think it’s time for a divorce. I need you to sign the papers and file them with the court. Please stop stalling and do the right thing.”

So I better keep that in secret. “She is barren because of the abortion she did several years back. And today her husband found out, about the abortion. And now her marriage is over because the husband wants divorce. So she thinks I am the one who informed her husband about the abortion. But I was not the one who informed her husband. I have never met her husband before." I say. "Ooh. It's ok darling. I believe you, my love. I feel sorry for her. She must be so devastated right now.” My husband says.

As my best friend, she knew me better than anyone in the pack. “There’s no way you’re ‘fine’,” she declared. She motioned for me to sit with her at the table. “Trista, I saw the letter of divorce. It was on my father’s table. Liam already signed it. What’s going on?” I didn’t want to talk. I felt like such a failure! MY husband wanted to divorce me? What had I done wrong? Why? Hazel’s voice was gentle. “I’m your best friend, Trista. Talk to me,” she implored.

I frown as something flashes through my eyes. It’s been six months since I divorced Stacy to marry Nicole... Six months since I thought I’d found happiness again with the woman who was supposed to be my forever... But as I get out of the car and step into the house, I hear my son’s piercing cries, that happiness feels like a distant memory.

But it wasn't my husband but Andrew. I looked at him, his face reigning in fury. He spat, “Zara, your husband is so pathetic. Just tell me his name and I shall smash him into pieces.” A loud inhale filled with rage from my husband was audible to my ears. I continued badmouthing my husband. “Andrew, that's why I am in the process of divorcing my husband. Though I could give him one more chance, I won't. I won't step back from my decision to divorce him because he ejaculates prematurely.”

Ian's cold gaze bore into Sage, who stood defiantly on the couch. "My affairs don't warrant your concern. If you really want a divorce, show some sincerity!" Then, he casually tossed the divorce agreement onto the table and strode toward his desk. The lingering repercussions of their previous unsuccessful attempt at divorce had eroded Ian's trust in her. Subsequently, the situation had become unnecessarily complicated. Feeling disheartened, Sage descended from her perch on the couch. She clutched the divorce papers as she prepared to retreat to her room.