Mommy Tang Divorce Novels & Stories

I started the conversation. I chose not to head straight to the point, just to ensure a smooth conversation. I wanted to be certain that Dante paid full attention, to avoid making it seem as though I was speaking to myself alone. “Get on with it immediately. I am all ears,” he consented. “I am filing for divorce. Olivia and I have decided to go our separate ways,” I unleashed the bombshell that forced Dante to leave his seated position. “What did you just say? This must be a prank, isn't it? Wait a minute! What has this got to do with Adrian?”

I smiled with bright eyes as I briefly explained. “A new home? Is Daddy coming with us too? And Grandpa Owen?” she inquired, tightly hugging her dragon toy. I paused for a moment, my thoughts reeling. How was I going to tell her that Andrew and I were now divorced and wouldn’t be together like before? “Mommy?” she called again, noticing that I was taking time to respond. I quickly snapped out of my trance at her gentle call. I forced a smile, trying to seem okay. “I’m sorry, Angel, but Daddy won’t be coming with us. He has a lot of things to do here in Silver Fang City, but you can call him whenever you want, okay?”

"Mummy just needs some space right now. From Daddy. It's not about you. You didn't do anything wrong. Sometimes grown-ups need time apart to figure things out." "Are you and Daddy getting divorced?" Pascal asked, the word clearly something he'd heard but didn't fully understand. Tiana's throat tightened. She looked helplessly at Ryan, who gave her an encouraging nod. "Yes," she said finally, because Pascal deserved honesty even when the truth hurt. "We are. But that doesn't mean Daddy doesn't love you. He loves you very, very much. This is about Mummy and Daddy not being good together anymore, not about you."

Lily received a call from Howard. “Lily White, you b*tch! How dare you blame everything on me?!” Lily rolled her eyes and looked at her freshly manicured nails as she said, “Your reputation is completely ruined now. It won’t affect you much if I blame it all on you, right? Besides, aren’t we husband and wife? Can’t you share some of my burden?” “Let’s get a divorce. I want to get a divorce right now. You’re a toxic b*tch!”

The air in the cold, cavernous living room felt thin as Maddy looked up at her mother with eyes that held too much clarity for a three-year-old. "Mommy," she whispered, her voice trembling. "Are you going to divorce Daddy?" Sarah Vance froze. She didn't have an answer. In the elite world of Haicheng, divorce wasn't just a signature; it was a war of attrition. She would sign the papers in a heartbeat if Arthur Vance surrendered custody of Maddy, but she knew the Vance family ego. They viewed heirs as property. Arthur would never let her walk away with his "bloodline" without a fight that would leave them both in ruins.

“Nice to see you too.” “Sit,” my mother says. I blink. “Good morning to you too.” “Don’t test me today, Ethan,” she snaps, tossing her purse onto the chair like it personally offended her. “I’ve already had one idiot this morning and I’m not in the mood for a second.” “I’m in a meeting in ten minutes.” She laughs. Actually laughs. “Cancel it. Whoever it is can survive another hour without you ruining their day.” I sigh and sit, rubbing my temple. “You already know about the divorce, so if you’re here to yell—”

THEA They always say the hardest part of divorce is the heartbreak. They are wrong. The hardest part is watching your son look at you like you are the villain. The hardest part is realizing you were the only one holding on. “Mommy, why's Aunty Claire crying? Did you hit her?” He'd asked me when I went to see him in school to say goodbye. I just didn't know how to let go or do I? “This will be the last time I'll come to see you honey.” I'd said, acting like I didn't hear him.

Bobbie growls at her friend, "Obviously, he's sad as fuck. He loves my mom too much. Like, he’s totally obsessed with her.” "Bobbie, stop. Why are your friends so involved?" I snap with a pissed tone I can't stop, ignoring Maggie, "And why do they care so much?" "We know absolutely everything about each other," Tammy responds. She looks like three years younger than Bobbie but her voice sounds like an old lady’s somehow. Maybe it's just her vibe, "Not to mention, my parents divorced two years ago, so I know everything about divorce." I want to tell her we're not fucking divorced yet, not technically, but I know no one gives a shit about technicalities.

She giggled as a tear rolled down on her cheeks "Accept her.The girl you used to like, be together with her." Mo Yuhan: _ It's not over yet? He sighed as he said "I only have you in my life, my dear wife." Tang Li smirked 'Huh? I caught a glimpse of shock on your face, Mo Yuhan. Now, you will get another shock for not confessing your feelings to me back then.' ''I want divorce." said Tang Li. Mo Yuhan looked at her in disbelief as he stood rooted in his spot. Her face looked so serious and he immediately thought that she really wants divorce. His heart stopped beating and his face was pale. He was speechless.

“ It…feels different, Mum, I feel like something is missing, that Elly has changed,” “ Does that mean Mason can't get the rest of the shares?” “ If it goes on like this, we might lose everything we've been working towards,” “ No, that can't happen, never.” Tamara exhaled, “ She's such a bitch, cheating on her husband and who divorce their husband within a month of marriage. So disgusting. But leave it to me, I know what she likes and what softens her heart. At this point, I just need to make her love and accept Mason back,”