La Heredera Divorciada Billonaria Novels & Stories

Gasps of surprise spread across the table, their gossip radars turning on. "The heir's wife?, then what about now? " A blonde haired woman with fiery red dress asked slowly, flinching at the cold glare Ava threw at her. "Well, from how there's no wedding band on her finger, she must have gotten a divorce, isn't that right there?" Kathleen drawled, her voice sympathetic. "That is correct, I divorced Ethan" Ava smiled back at Kathleen, though her hands in her lap were clenched tightly to stop her from trembling. "Haa, it must have been hard for you, you don't have to tell us about it if you're uncomfortable, at least you found your 'real' family" She turned towards the other women who were wat

He pressed them with his thumb every few seconds like a small reminder that he was still holding himself together. I had watched him do that through bad dinners, failed deals, and every moment where the version of himself he’d built was at risk of showing cracks. He had done it the night of our third anniversary, too, right before he handed me the divorce papers. I hadn't understood it then. I understood it now. It was what he did when he was about to lose. The judge addressed the main question. Who was Victoria Hale, legally, and what did she own? She went through Lena's testimony, the fake co-founder document, and the counter-clause that Dr. Dale had found in my father's original agreement

Nan entered and sat beside her. They watched the news together. Maya felt distant, as though the world on the screen belonged to someone else. Just as the broadcast was about to end, the reporter added, “And in our final story, the youngest daughter of Mark Holdings, Bella Holdings, has gotten married to Damson Anderson in a grand ceremony.” Maya froze. She had been eating the toasted sweet potatoes Nan had made, but the food stopped in her mouth, her breath caught, and the world went silent. She looked incredibly hurt.

She grabbed my son away from Fred, handed him over to one of her maids, and grabbed my daughter. "No! Please, don't take my babies!" I cried, my voice breaking with desperation. My heart felt like it was being ripped from my chest. "Please, Mrs. Bennett, I need to hold my children!" "You know the condition, Racheal. We agreed to this." At that moment, I remembered the contract I had signed while I was pregnant to give them my unborn baby at birth. Even though I wanted to hold my babies, I knew there was nothing I could do but accept defeat. It was in the divorce contract that I was going to give them my unborn baby.

She was shocked upon seeing Victor on his knees and tears brewing in his eyes like a child whose chocolate was seized. “Thank goodness you came, Nita. I am sure your husband would be able to help me out. I-I mean help us out.” Mentioning her husband made her voice out. “We are getting a divorce. That is by the way, Uncle, what is going on?” Victor quickly stood up and held her hand tightly. “Sorry about your marriage crash. This is about the company. I did my best to handle the situation so I did not involve you but unfortunately, it didn’t end well.”

I turned up the volume and leaned back in my chair. "Welcome back," the anchor said, shaking her head slowly. "We are following the story that has everyone talking today. Celestine Valancourt, the secret heiress who just married the world's richest man, Lysander Ashcroft, is at the center of a growing scandal. Reports have surfaced that she terminated a pregnancy just weeks after leaving her first husband, billionaire Kier Thornwell. Our panel is here to discuss. Let's start with you, Margaret. What do you make of this?"

“Sign the damn papers, I have signed my part. Be fast with it, I'm expecting someone special.” Briella tears finally fell. “Someone special” What was she then, a useless person? a time waster? “There's no need for you to worry about where you'll stay after you leave here, the assets I have would be divided, you get to take Moon Villa and a compensation of 100 million dollars.” Brielle wiped her tears and asked was grandma ever aware of this divorce? “And so what? you think that will change anything, she is dead.” Briella almost stumbled so she held the wall nearby for support, she never imagined this would happen now? And most of all she didn't know his grandma was dead, no one told her.

Chiara immediately got up and picked up the phone. The caller had already finished reporting before she said anything. The grin on Chiara’s face widened. “I see.” Then, she hung up and looked at her parents with a smile on her face. Lyla was very surprised. “They’re divorced?” Chiara smiled and nodded. “Yes, they are.” Theodore was also surprised. “What a wealthy family. They just gave up on a ten-billion-dollar contract so easily.”

"You know what I think? I think you're starting to actually care about her. Your pathetic, desperate wife who you married out of pity. How sad for you." The door slammed behind her, and I let out a breath I didn't know I'd been holding. My phone buzzed with a notification, and I grabbed it reflexively, hoping irrationally that it was Adriana texting me. But it was just a news alert about some business development. Except when I opened it, the headline made me freeze. **SALVADORE HEIRESS ANNOUNCES RETURN AFTER MYSTERIOUS ABSENCE** I clicked through to the full article, my heart rate picking up. The Salvadores were old money, one of those families that had their fingers in everything from real

Back then, at the beginning of their marriage, Helena had intended to tell her husband’s family about her identity as a billionaire heir, but it turned out that time didn’t give Helena that chance, and then the girl kept it a secret until one day Helena was forced to sign divorce papers, and embarrassed her in front of other women. The girl chuckled. A sad laugh about her life some time ago. "But I didn't have time until they kicked me out with all the insults I received. All the way I thought, if only I had explained it then, would everything have changed? No. But suddenly I felt grateful that time didn't give me the chance to tell them." Taking a deep breath. It was undeniable that her hea