Misha Collins Divorce Novels & Stories

“I want a divorce—” “No.” The rejection was like a gunshot. I hadn't even closed my mouth when he flat out denied me. I blinked at him, half-waiting for him to laugh, to turn it into one of his ridiculous and ruthless mind games. But he didn’t. “I’m not giving you one,” Misha said. My mouth went dry. “You don’t get to deny me that.” “I do.” He took a step closer, heels crunching the wet grass. “Because you’re my wife, Lorraine.”

Every photograph of the two of them had been swept clean. Even the cookware she'd bought specifically for him had disappeared from the kitchen. The only thing left was the divorce agreement, sitting in the center of the living room table, impossible to miss. His hands trembling, he opened the small storage closet. The white wedding dress had been cut to ribbons. Scraps of fabric lay scattered like the final verdict on everything they'd been. He refused to accept it. Refused to believe that Lily had actually left him. Where would she even go?

Besides that, I didn't notice anything unusual. I also looked into the backgrounds of the five deceased comrades. They had no previous connections before joining the peacekeeping force and were not acquainted with Esther. Perhaps Travis made a mistake? My thoughts were interrupted by the ringing phone. It was Shelia, already yelling before I could even speak. "Did you leak our marriage online?" "What are you talking about? What happened?" I asked. "The divorce agreement states that if you leak the details of our marriage, you will be required to pay 100 million!"

"You and Dad are in a legitimate marriage, and I am a legitimate child. We stand in stark contrast to Lana and her mother, who can only shamefully hide in the shadows." Rosa added, "Besides, Dad wouldn't have been so successful today without your support. If he had the audacity to get a divorce, not only the public but even Great-grandma and Uncle Devon wouldn't let him off the hook." After all, Mandy's popularity plummeted after she was exposed to having an affair with her brother. She was also blacklisted by the entertainment industry, and her fans were leaving her in droves. It was an extremely distressing situation. Despite Rosa's reassurance, Joyce was still worried. It was as if she wa

her mother asked. “Bruce and I are getting a divorce, Mom.” Finally, Sharon answered, holding her breath. “You’re getting a divorce?” her mother exclaimed in shock. But Sharon nodded, confirming that what she said was true. “But why, Sharon? Weren’t you deeply in love with each other? Your marriage has only lasted four months. Why suddenly say that you want a divorce? There must be something that caused all of this.” “Bruce’s parents want me to divorce him. They forced me to sign the divorce document. And Bruce doesn’t know,” Sharon explained.

“Amanza? Your ex-wife? I know you must be over Amanza divorcing you. After all, it's been several months, and you have Susie back in your life with a life inside her.” “Man, I found out some shocking news tonight. I still don’t believe what I heard and saw tonight.” “What did you see? Tell me...” Mike leaned on the table curiously. “Collin is not only working with our competition, but he seems to be screwing my wife!”

He said as he advised her. "So what brought you here, I didn't order for anything." Rita calmly said. "Uhmm… Yeah, I was ordered to drop this divorce file in this apartment and I'm sure that this is the apartment." He answered her. Rita stared at the divorce agreement in her hands, her heart sinking with a mix of emotions. She couldn't believe that Jaden, the man she had loved so deeply, was ending their relationship with such finality. The weight of the billion-dollar fortune he had given her only added to her pain.

He couldn’t even be properly mad at her claim. He hated that she still had an effect on him as she strode in, even when he knew she was out to draw blood. He hated that she knew the truth and was playing with him like she didn’t know. He loathed that she was saying that she and Malcolm were still married. The courtroom roared in more shock, the faces of everyone including the judges twisting, as the words ‘married’ and ‘divorced’ shot through the crowd like sparks. ‘The Meyer heir, Malcolm, married Zoe, the former heiress of ANCLAIR and the owner of ZOELVA? They are divorced? And no one knew? They were not just business partners?!’

"So I went away to calm down." May's five friends looked shocked by her reply. "Divorced?" one of them asked, a blond man with a handsome face. "What happened?" May shrugged her shoulders. "Just wanting different things, I guess." "Yeah...well... Forget about Sean," Naomi chimed in with a wave of her hand. "Honestly, I never liked him anyway. He's too selfish and controlling. It's a good thing you finally divorced him. By the way... you look beautiful, girl... Who did you come with?"

I continued. “Not this time, Blair,” Collins sounded so sure. I wished that he just explained already what the problem was. “Bring me to understanding,” I finally requested. Before Collins said another word, we heard footsteps from the other side of the street. We both kept immediately mute, since our conversation was a private one. “He wants a divorce,” we heard Stacy’s voice. “He can’t do that,” Brian said, “It was an accident and it is never going to happen again,” he continued,