Love Lost In A Broken Marriage Chinese Drama Novels & Stories

Then, she blurted out, "You're the idiots here! You knew I wasn't qualified, but you still let me treat him! If he's ruined, that's on him!" Diane's rage boiled over, while Joseph's pain spiked so sharply that he blacked out. The surgical team rushed him back into the operating room. Kimberly seized the chance to run, while I stayed in the hall with Diane to wait. When the surgery ended, both of Joseph's legs were gone. He woke to a blank stare, his eyes fixed on the space where his legs used to be. I dropped the divorce papers on his blanket and said coldly, "Sign it."

’ Bai Yaoyao looked around, there were not much people in the parking lot at the time it was basically empty. “You know, I and Zhao Liwei love each other since we were in school. We wanted to get married but his family was against our marriage because of our status difference. I know you and Zhao Liwei are married now, but you know he doesn’t love you. I’m the only person he loves, he’s forced into this marriage.” Bai Yaoyao said while tears streamed down her eyes. (Author: The girl was all sweet and cute a second ago but started crying like a pitiful rabbit the next second. She deserves an Oscar)

I dragged myself to the bathroom and eased myself, I sat on the WC still thinking about how messed up my life seemed. My life was a little bit perfect before the wedding, at least even if I was not rich, I was happy but after the wedding, my life seemed to take a drastic turn. I pulled myself back to the room, and I met Ma'am Eloise sitting on the bed waiting for me. She looked up to see me struggling to walk, and she hurried towards me, helping me to the bed. She tucked me in carefully, and I smiled in appreciation. " Ma'am Eloise," I called out, and she stared at me in response.

Jaxon chided. "What? Her boyfriend was smelly and they did have a farmhouse dream. " Loo said. " Why is Loo being so insensitive right now? " Jaxon asked himself. " He's not smelly, and, I did get married to him unfortunately." Merida's lip tightened to straight line. She took her drink and took a long sip. "Unfortunately?" Loo further asked. "Merida is going through a divorce." Jaxon replies. Loo doesn't notice the change in his tone.

If only she could understand how I was feeling! “Why don’t you understand Li? A marriage without love is like slow poisoning! How can I ever want that for the person whom I have loved more than my life?? I can’t let him suffer!! He is going through the engagement to avoid calling off at the last moment but he cannot accept me! He doesn’t love me anymore!!” I screamed as more tears fell from my eyes!! “Who said that I don’t??” The owner of the voice couldn’t be anyone other than him! I quickly wiped off my tears and called out his name in a whisper, “Adrian!”

That infuriated her so much that she went off on a bout of swearing before saying she wouldn't bother with me ever again. Now, it looked like everything Winona had said was true. "I don't want to marry you anymore. Kiara Sommer, I don't love you anymore. I just want to go home…" My expression was stony as I ripped my wrist from her grasp. A tinge of violent malice flashed in Kiara's eyes when she heard that. "This is your home. Where else are you going? Who are you going to marry if not me?" "Kia, since he's discovered the truth, let's not wait till tomorrow," Cain stated lowly.

“Then go see her.” Ava stared at him for a moment, then yanked her wrist free and walked past him without another word. Minutes later, she found herself seated in Ethan’s car, the velvet box with her necklace clutched in her hand. Her emotions were tangled. This sham of a marriage… has always been Grandma’s biggest worry. If only I hadn’t insisted on marrying him… The car drove through the gates of Woods Manor. The moment they entered the living room, an excited voice rang out from the couch.

My chest tightened painfully as I swallowed against the ache rising in my throat. “And my marriage…” I forced the words out carefully, knowing she had thrown it at me with bitterness, knowing she believed I had returned because that life had collapsed. “That marriage was never love. It was politics. A decision made to protect stability, not happiness. It ended because it was built on obligation, not choice.” I lowered my gaze briefly, gathering what little strength I had left before looking back at her. “But losing that marriage did not break me,” I said quietly. “Losing you did.”

He looked extremely disappointed and hurt, but that didn’t arouse any concern from me. “What do you want then? That I leave my husband and daughter and marry you? Does it even make sense to you, Bryce?” “You don’t have to leave your daughter-” “Are you listening to yourself?” I whispered loudly to him. “I don’t even love you.” “But I can treat you better.” I brought my hand to my forehead and breathed out slowly. “Stop this, Bryce.” “So you're just going to forget all our years of friendship? Is that it, Patricia? Are you, for the sake of this God-forsaken marriage, going to ignore the one true friend you have, probably the only one who still genuinely loves you?”

Looking at his back view as he left the room angrily, she couldn’t help but laughed mockingly at herself as she touched the side of her cheek that had been cut by those papers he slammed at her face. She knew their relationship would reach this phase sooner or later. She knew he had never loved her since he married her a year ago. If not because she had what he needed at that moment, he wouldn’t have married her out of desperation. He has always treated her badly since they got married, due to her devious way of getting married to him. She thought she would be able to melt his cold heart, but seeing how he didn’t feel any remorse as he choked her just now, she realised that nothing can melt