Leaving The Country After Divorce Novels & Stories

A leopard never changed its spots. Not giving him a chance to argue, I turned on my heel and disappeared into the crowd. I was leaving with nothing, but that was still more than I had ever had with him. For the first time, I had my freedom. After the divorce, I moved to a new city, changed my number, and cut ties with everyone who had ever pulled me down. For the sake of family alliances, I married Austin as a college sophomore, dropping out under my father's orders to play the perfect wife.

I patted her back but I felt her shaking her head as she clung onto me. Then after about five minutes of just holding each other, she pulled us apart and said with a straight face looking into my eyes but her lips quivering. “I'm going to get a divorce and leave this country.”

"She's gone, sir. She left the country. I don't know where." The words hit like a physical blow. Cassian felt the strength drain from his legs. He lowered himself onto the staircase again, phone pressed to his ear, Mike still speaking but the words no longer making sense. She's gone. She left the country. "Keep searching. I don't care what it costs. Find her." He hung up. The silence that followed was absolute. He picked up the divorce papers. She wanted nothing no money, no property, no settlement. She had waived everything. She had asked for nothing but her freedom.

"Maisie, dear, let it go. The more you fight, the harder it'll be for everyone. At the end of the day, you still have a marriage to protect." I appreciated Clara's good intentions. People from her generation grew up believing that we should not air our dirty linen in public, but I did not care about appearances anymore. I was done playing the dutiful wife, especially since I did nothing wrong. Soon, I would have nothing to do with Damian and Waverly, that shameless couple, anymore. I squeezed her hand. "Clara, I've made up my mind. I'm divorcing him, no matter what. In five days, I'm leaving the country to study abroad. I've already bought my ticket."

Even though I knew she'd hate me for it, it was a price I was willing to pay to keep her and the babies safe. As a seasoned lawyer myself, I knew how these divorce proceedings worked, but I just couldn't risk putting her and the babies in jeopardy, so I left everything I'd ever worked for, my law firm, behind and left the country. I'd hired a CEO to handle things in my absence, and as the years rolled by, I secretly kept tabs on my family, watching from the sidelines and waiting for the right time.

“Don't worry if Leo doesn't want you, I am here. When this child is born, I'll help you raise him or her.” Amelia smiled, acknowledging his kindness. “What are you planning to do next? I can help you secure a job at the company.” “Thank you bro but I don't think I want that. You know dad and mum will insist that I go back to Leo. I don't want them to know about the divorce until I'm gone.” Henry tilted his head quizzically. “Gone? What do you mean?” “I want to relocate abroad.” “I studied business management in college and although I had been with Leo for three years, I still have some money in my account. I planned to use this money to study abroad and have my child at the same time.”

“I said everything you told me to say. He deleted the photo too. “But, honey, do we really have to keep hiding this? We’re legally married.” Wendy touched his chest and comforted him. “Don’t worry. Once I calm him down and get the final batch of data, we’ll have enough money to live overseas. “By then, I’ll divorce him. We’ll leave everything behind and live together.” I lowered my head and laughed. I wanted to see if they could really leave everything behind and live together.

As their family physician, I've been taking care of them and their children for way too many years now. During that period, I came to the realization that the only way for me to survive was to leave my wife and child after they had given birth and travel somewhere else. Especially considering that I just found out a short while ago that she has filed paperwork with the court requesting that we get a divorce. Her desire for a divorce was approved after the court agreed with her and granted it.

"Jen, there's something I need to talk to you about." Jensen nodded. "Go ahead." "I want a divorce." Jensen froze for a moment before saying, "I know. You've mentioned it before." Ariana shook her head. "No, I mean, I want to get divorced right away." "But…" "Listen to me." Ariana looked him in the eyes. "After the divorce, I want to leave the country."

He chose Lexi, instead of me. I went to the bedside table and opened the cabinet. The papers about the assets I got from the divorce were here. Even my passport was here. Once I get the chance, I will leave the country. Yes, I wouldn’t deny I was a coward. And I knew Pierce wouldn’t stop. Sometimes he was more like a spoilt boy in our relationship. But this time, I had to leave him, for my baby. My resignation letter was ready, just waiting for a proper moment, a proper excuse, I would quietly leave this land where I had left countless memories.