Lisa Strand Maa Divorce Novels & Stories

Daniel's statement ended here. Larissa picked up after him and said, "The truth is, I already prepared to divorce Mr. Hardy before this accident. It's just that the terms had not been settled, so the divorce was dragged out and we never went through the procedure. We're currently living separately from each other, and other than speaking about the divorce, we have had no contact. I was never notified about Travis' accident either, so naturally I would not have visited or taken care of him.

"I did not tell you yet but Lisa left home since almost two weeks now and there isn't any traces of her till now. She signed the divorce papers before disappearing." Truly, the news worth her long wait. "Let's get married, Alex..."

Lowering her head and looking down at Larisa, Ashley asked, "What's wrong? Why did you take such a deep breath?" Thinking for a moment, Larisa finally responded, "Marcellus wants a divorce?" Half-yelling, Ashley asked, "What? Why? He hasn't been giving you any attention since you two got married, and now he wants a divorce?" Larisa said softly, "He said he would the day we got married. I've been expecting this for a while, but not so soon. It's only been two years, Ashley - two years!" She sighed. "He wants to start a new life with Clara now; he's the CEO now, so he can do whatever he wants. His dad can't stop him."

I stiffened. “Call me about what?” Lisa met his nine. “About the car. About needing help.” I said nothing, rummaging through paperwork. She raised her hands up, examining her nails like she’s just seen them for the first time. She blew lightly over it. “You should just sign the divorce papers. What could she give you that I can’t, huh, honey?” “We have discussed this before. It doesn’t sound right that I am involved in a divorce scandal, especially now that we have investors pulling in. That’s bad business.”

Hannah muttered, "I saw Jake and Carla traveling together on Instagram." I stayed silent, suddenly realizing that after every previous divorce, I had compulsively refreshed Jake and Carla's posts, torturing myself. Except this time. Seeing my quiet, Hannah's tone softened with sympathy. "Did you two… divorce again?" In our circle, she was the only one who knew about my repeated marriages and divorces with Jake. "Yeah… divorced." Hannah sighed, offering a steady stream of comforting words.

She say in one breath. Ugh, it's Lisa again. It's like I can't escape from that woman. What the hell did she do now? Why does everyone think I'm sleeping with her? " Arianna, I was never sleeping with her, and I will never sleep with her." I tried to explain to her, but she was too far gone to even hear a word I was saying. Shaking her head, " It doesn't matter if you are, it's your business, not mine," She says before taking a big shot of her wine. " Do you know the best thing about divorcing you was?"

“Calm down, Lana.” “You said you love Mr. Nash. What went wrong?” Lana continued sobbing. Haley didn't know what to tell her. Her divorce must be a huge shock to the maid, But- A shuffling sound came from the other end as if someone snatched the phone from the maid. Then came that annoying voice! “They're divorcing, because Haley doesn't match Will's status,” Leah snickered. “Poor filthy girls like you always think you can live the high life by snagging rich upper-class men!”

Since my first plan to use Lenora’s imprisonment failed, I told my lawyer to paint the whole scenario of Hannah requesting a divorce because she was cheating. “My client has stated that when you first presented the matter of divorce to him, he tried to get your reasoning for asking for a divorce and has on several occasions tried to reach out to you to talk and reconsider, but you’ve been as hard as a concrete brick, even moving out of your matrimonial home to somewhere else.” His voice dropped to a conspiratorial pitch now, like he was peeling off layers of an onion like truth. “Could your reason for asking for a divorce be because of… Mr. Josh, who you’ve been getting suspiciously closer t

“I don’t want anything to do with you or your mom so better keep it or let another person intended for it, use it.” Nathan just froze on his seat, looking at me with pure disbelief on what he is hearing. The room then felt too narrow for three of us carrying entirely different storms. I rested one hand against the edge of my apartment door, silently wondering how my peaceful afternoon had somehow turned into this. Just a finalized divorce, then a mysterious stranger who came knocking at my door that my wolf doesn’t even push away, and now an ex-husband sitting in the same room with us like the conversation in the court hadn’t even happened.

I questioned, not wanting to believe my ears. “Get the divorce, Adeline. If you hadn’t used trickery, Sasha and I would have been married a long time ago. The marriage between you and I was a mistake, and it’s time to end it.” How ridiculous. My husband, and my family, are forcing me to divorce. They wanted my husband to marry my step sister. I can’t stay in this house for another minute.