Mommy Tang Divorce นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Trey had been the ideal parent and spouse till Heather learned about his affair. He genuinely cherished her. He prioritized their pleasure by spoiling her and their daughter. He wouldn't even entertain the idea of divorce when she mentioned it. Even though Jeremy spent a lot of money hiring a top-notch legal team, the divorce continued for over two years. Heather ultimately achieved her goal. She took home two billion dollars after winning custody of her kid. She was truly free to live her life as she pleased now.

I grabbed my bag and rushed out, heading straight to the hospital where she had been receiving treatment. When I entered her room, she sat on the bed in her hospital gown, as if nothing in the world could touch her. She didn’t even look up when I walked in. “Mother,” I called softly. She ignored me. “Mother,” I called again. She finally lifted her eyes, sighed in annoyance, and said coldly, “What are you doing here? You know I don’t like seeing your pitiful face.” My throat tightened. “Mother… Marcus gave me a divorce letter we had no problem. I don’t know where he is and he hasn’t been picking my calls. Please… help me mother.” I cried to her

“Damn! That’s really bad.” “Yeah, I know, right? It was a huge amount of money, as well as some other assets, but I'm not going to mention the amount here. It was so bad that even his company took a hit and was left struggling. We’re still managing to get on our feet again. She took her settlement and disappeared into thin air. Anyway, not long after, I found out I was pregnant, and we were both overjoyed, as his mother was. Anyway, they got divorced, and we rekindled our love and have been together ever since then. So that is the story.”

But Lady Maren only wrinkled her nose and stepped back as if the air itself disgusted her. Fiddling with her bracelet in irritation, she said calmly, “If it weren’t for you, my real daughter wouldn’t have suffered out there for eighteen years. If you care about us at all, let Sandra vent.” “But she’ll kill me!” I screamed on the screen, voice hoarse with terror. “Then die,” Lady Maren replied, smooth and emotionless. “As long as my daughter is happy, I don’t care what becomes of you.” A few wolves gasped in horror.

Meanwhile, Mom gripped my hand and pulled me far away from him. "Mr. Shaw," Mom began, "if it weren't for the fact that both you and Mrs. Shaw seemed like decent, honorable people, I would never have let my precious daughter marry Eugene. "Seven years have passed, and look at what has become of Raine. Not only was she humiliated and forced to bend over backward to please him, but I suffered alongside her as well." Mom paused, then added, "It's over now. We will file for divorce tomorrow. From this moment on, our families have nothing to do with each other. Let's not have any contact again."

“Yes, Mom.” Mom… His mother? Strangely, it was the only word stuck in my head long after we left the cemetery. “Damn! That woman is as troublesome as ever!” Tania kept ranting after we arrived at my apartment. She emerged from the kitchen with two glasses of water and handed me one. “Mason did a great thing divorcing her. If Andrew Hale hadn't returned at that moment and told the truth, your name would be making headlines now and those hungry netizens would do nothing but drag you down.”

‎Crying, Tamara treated the wound on her thigh caused by the shattered vase that Galvin had swept aside. After treating her own wound, she called her friend. [‎“Hello? Tam, you called? Do you need anything? Just say the word, and I'll help you,”] Mesande greeted the moment she answered the call. ‎ “Sande, I’ve made up my mind. I am divorcing your brother. I know he has had a divorce agreement ready for a long time; it's just with the attorney. Could you please get it for me so I can finally sign it?”

Relief washed over her, knowing the worst of the surgery was behind them. "Goodbye, Mom," she whispered, as though the words could reach her. She glanced back one last time and then quietly stepped out, her heart still heavy from the news she hadn't yet shared. The divorce was a chapter she'd managed to keep quiet, not out of shame, but out of the desire to protect her mother from more worry than she could bear. Sophia had lost so much, but now, in her mother's recovery, she felt a small piece of herself begin to mend.

“I told you not to worry about this as I will have them handled later. Now, can you tell me why you had asked me to meet up with you secretly like this so early?” Just then, Maddie was reminded of the reason why she had asked to meet up in the cafe. She pursed lips and said.“Mom,I've thought of divorcing Gabriel. I want a divorce from him! I'm serious about this and I have even hired a lawyer for this task, there won't be much hassle since he would be charged with domestic violence” She explained casually with a nonchalant attitude as she wasn't quick to notice Matikda's expression. As soon as Maddie finished talking , Matilda with a petrified expression on her face quickly hopped in.“What a

Madame Lyana looked at them in turn, then picked up her phone and showed the screen to Ailee and Sunny. "Aaron and Tifanny... they're divorced." It was as if time stopped for a moment. Ailee froze in place. Did this have anything to do with yesterday's incident at Madame Lia Louvin's house? Sunny widened her eyes. "What?!" Meanwhile, the children who were still nearby were also curious. Lucille blinked her eyes innocently. "Divorced? What's that?" Lowly turned to Loudy. "Do you know?" Loudy frowned, trying to remember if she had heard the word before.