Novel & Cerita Joint Weddings And Joint Divorce Novel

"Mason, why are you always so petty? I'm home today to spend Thanksgiving with you and also celebrate our third wedding anniversary." It was amazing that she even remembered that today was our third wedding anniversary. Mason smiled. "Great! I even prepared a gift for you. It's in our room—no, I guess it’s your and Harvey's room now." Mason's voice was cheerful, but Mindy's heart still sank. She desperately rushed back to the room and saw a divorce agreement on the table. It had Mason's name on it. Mason's voice rang coldly. "Mindy, let's get divorced and never see each other again."

In the ensuing days, Gordon Williams's diligent assistant tirelessly endeavors to expedite the divorce proceedings. Fortunately for him, Sophia Joyner harbors no desire to prolong the dissolution of their marriage, aligning their interests in influencing the Court's decision. Ultimately, a judgment is rendered, and the anticipated divorce comes to fruition, fulfilling the expectations of Gordon Williams, Sophia Joyner, and even Karen Goodwill.

Adrianna, who always accompanied her, shared her support when she was fragile and pitiful, crying over Leonel while the man was happy with Ester out there. "It's right." Adrianna raised her thumb. "Peni agrees with me, right?" "Yes, ma'am. I agree. That's the best thing to do. Even if many people ask questions, let's stay silent. Silence is valuable in times like this." "Well, that's much better," Adrianna agreed. "Let the news be whatever it wants to be. Just have to live our lives as best as we can. What do you want to do after the divorce? Then do it. Make your life valuable and happy, Chloe. I believe there's happiness out there for you. Not in the Grisham house you used to dream of, whe

Elise's POV The envelope sat on the corner of my desk like it weighed nothing at all. I had been avoiding it for the last hour, moving through other papers, answering messages, doing anything except face what was inside. Finally I picked it up and broke the seal. The pages were crisp and formal. Final Judgment of Divorce. All the legal language that turned seven years of my life into a closed file. I read every line slowly, letting each one sink in. Joint accounts severed. Properties reassigned. The marriage between Adrian Reeds and Elise Vitale officially dissolved.

I let out a cold chuckle and looked at Jocelyn and Ethan. "Even if she doesn't divorce me, I'm going to divorce her eventually." Jocelyn frowned instead. "Jeffrey, what nonsense are you talking about?" I glanced at their hands, already clasped together, and said, "I want a divorce!" At that moment, the bullet comments appeared again. [Whoa! The supporting male lead is actually asking for a divorce!] [Divorce works too. The female lead will get 500 thousand, the debt will be split between them, and she and the male lead won't have to worry about money for the rest of their lives.]

There were no photos on the walls of vacations we'd taken together because we'd never taken any vacations, no mementos from shared experiences because Clara had never wanted to share experiences with me, no inside jokes or special traditions or moments of genuine connection that I could look back on with fondness. Just five years of me cooking and cleaning and caring for someone who had never wanted my care, five years of loving someone who had never loved me back, five years of living in a house with another person while being completely and utterly alone. With a deep breath that made my ribs protest, I reached into my jacket pocket and pulled out the copy of the notarized divorce documents

“Is that really you?” I closed my eyes briefly at the familiar warmth in his voice. I disappeared for three years after marrying Jasper, but Joe still answered on the first ring. “Hi, Joe.” Something in my voice must have alarmed him instantly. His tone changed immediately. “Are you alright?” I looked back once toward the distant Finn estate glowing against the night sky. “Jasper and I divorced.” “What?” “He’s involved with my stepsister.” Joe cursed under his breath. Jasper was cold, yes. But not impulsive. He calculated everything, which means this had been planned carefully.

I asked. "That's because the both of them have a joint account, and an agreement was signed that the first one to file a divorce would take all of the money." "Wow!" "Crazy, right?" "But that means it's a win for your dad. Why hasn't he left her?" Raven laughed, "Mum will never sign the papers, and neither would he too. They are stuck with each other in this life; maybe in their other life, they would get to be apart."

Nodding, Jenny chuckled, "Look at my divorce decree. It's still warm from the printer." She produced the document from her bag and waved it before them. "Lovely!" said Zack, laughing aloud. "You should've gotten a divorce ages ago. In fact, you should've never married him!" Jenny looked at him before interjecting, "Can you focus on the road? I don't want to die right after my marriage did. Also, a divorce isn't exactly a good thing. Why are you so happy?" Wasn't marriage something sacred? Jenny wondered why her brothers had wished hard for her to get a divorce.

“She is not up to my standards. Besides, I love someone else. She won't be one for me. He declared, making my heart even tighter. I grabbed my bestie Elise’s hands. She patted my hands. Standard? I smirked. If he knew what the standards were. The judge called me again, and I went to the other stand. “You are not compatible with this relationship. So by this, Mr. Aaron Robinson is no longer married to Ms. Jennifer Kumar. Divorce granted. And as per Ms. Jennifer’s request, no alimony will be taken from Mr. Aaron. The court adjourned.” The judge declared. Divorce declared. The one word is ringing in my mind. I stepped out of the court and went outside. I heard a voice, and I turned around to se