Leaving The Country After Divorce Mga Nobela at Kwento

"So tell me the good news, has your husband signed the divorce papers yet?” "Not yet, you know I took him unaware so he needs a little time to go over it after which I am certain he will text me after signing it,” I explained things to him. "Okay my love, you know we can't afford to waste more time at all, we need to make sure you are fully divorced, and resign from your current job.” "I don't understand, why do I have to quit my current job? ” "Don't think the opposite, I just want us to return to our amazing lives together in California, I know you love it there.”

Me? Soon as the divorce papers hit my hand, I booked a flight abroad. Two years on a construction site, far from all this mess. Let that trash rot where it belongs—back there. I'm moving on.

If they were divorcing, then it would be final. Hailey picked up her phone and dialed an overseas number. “Aunt Iris, I’ve decided. I want to go abroad and settle down with you.” The person on the other end was clearly surprised. “Hailey, have you thought this through? Didn’t you want to stay with that promising husband of yours?” Hailey was silent for a long time before finally saying, “I’ve divorced him.”

But I, like protecting a treasure, carefully picked them up time and again and kept them safe. Yet, before I gave up my identity and decisively went abroad with Melanie, I looked at those diaries. There were no more feelings in my heart. With a flick of the lighter, I burned them all to ashes. Now, facing the man kneeling before me, pleading, I remained calm and said quietly, "Mike, I have already signed the divorce agreement. But talking about it now is meaningless, because my identity in the country has already been canceled. Legally speaking, we no longer have the title of husband and wife."

It was done. Now that the divorce was set in motion, I had to focus on the next step: leaving. Tanya had been my lifeline through all of this, helping me plan my getaway. She had secured a plane ticket for me to the Philippines, where some of her relatives were and had found me a small apartment to stay in. It was the perfect solution — far away from Alex, from the media, from everything that reminded me of the life I was leaving behind. The cost of living there was affordable, and with the money recovered from my mother’s estate, I could start anew.

But if I said I was leaving, I meant it for real. After cleaning the broken glass, I printed the divorce papers and packed my stuff until morning. Evie Steele woke up at some point, seeing my big suitcase and tilting her head. "Mom, where are you going?" I bent down and stroked her head. "Sweetie, I've got a job overseas. Want to come with me?" "Wherever you go, I go." She nodded, then asked, "What about Dad?" I gave a bitter smile. "He doesn't like us, so he won't come. We probably won't live with him anymore."

"If I do divorce him, I'm not sure if I'll come back here to congratulate you once you deliver your baby." "Are you going to leave after the divorce?" Tammy seemed reluctant to part ways. "Are you planning to settle down in Bridgedale? That would mean we'll only see each other several times a year." Avery sighed. "It's not confirmed yet, but I will leave the country for the time being." "I understand how you feel. It's alright if you can't come back! I'm sure Jun will invite Elliot once the baby is born... You don't need to come if you don't want to see him. You can always choose a time to pay me and the baby a visit."

I stepped outside to take the call. "Tristan, I've sent you the divorce papers online. Sign them, will you? I'm getting hitched next month. You can look after Chloe for now. "Once the wedding's over, I'm taking Chloe with me to live abroad. So, make the most of your time left with her." "Sure, I'll have a really nice wedding present for you," I replied, my voice flat. There was a pause on the line before she said, struggling, "Maybe you shouldn't come. Jeff... He's not too keen on seeing you."

Once the call connected, Alia scoffed. “Did you call me several times just to remind me about our trip to the municipal office to finalize our divorce?” Instead of responding to her sarcasm, Jasper spoke in his usual calm tone. “I’ll be leaving for a business trip abroad for a week. I won’t be able to go with you to the municipal office. Let’s finalize the divorce once I get back.” “Okay,” she replied simply. Before, whenever Jasper mentioned going on a business trip, she would always remind him to be careful, to eat properly, and to call her once he landed safely. But now…

Daniel is now in my past and I just have to focus on the future because thinking about everything we have shared won’t change anything. I tossed from one side of the bed to the other thinking from the brighter side. I never thought of leaving the country until now and the news of Daniel getting married just after divorcing me is too much for me to handle. I was just trying to be strong but it was not easy because I really love Daniel. It is so sad because I took too many risks just for Daniel to end up divorcing me and his mom even sent me out of the house. I just need a break from everything and everyone and get a breath of fresh air around new people and a new environment.