Mommy Tang Divorce Novels & Stories

In the end, Moon swallowed her words. She looked at Yara and said seriously, “Yara, children don’t need to know about adult matters. Just remember that. Nathan will always be your father. And he’d always be my husband.” Yara’s face twisted into a frown. Moon had already signed the divorce papers. Nathan had said that once the papers were signed, they would be divorced. “But Mom—” “That’s enough, Yara! Don’t say anything like that again. And never mention it in front of your father.”

On the day Mom and Dad divorced, two divorce agreements lay on the table. The first one stated that the child was to stay in the old house in the old town with Dad, Chuck Browning, who was addicted to gambling and riddled with debt. The second one stated that the child was to go to the coastal town with Mom, Marina Dillon, who had remarried a wealthy businessman. In my previous life, my younger sister, Tamara Browning, cried and begged to stay with Mom, so I silently packed my bags and went with Dad instead.

Mom and I found a place near my school. Our neighbor followed, too. Mom decided to hand the esteemed divorce lawyer all the evidence she collected, as she did not want to deal with Janice and my father anymore. While their divorce procedures ran, the man decided to host a wedding with Janice first and let the world know that he and my mother were divorced. The media was invited, and everyone knew that Janice was his mistress. At the same time, Mom had also regained control over the company, and all of YL’s employees moved to the new building. She even changed the company name to Sylvia Group.

Tamara had absolutely nothing to do with this. Mom isn't done. “She married Greg. Stayed in a loveless marriage just to hurt me.” Mom says and trail off. “I left in tears but three years after Greg found me, married and with a son. He wanted me back, he begged but it meant nothing. As much as he was my first love. Your father treated me right, he was a much decent human. I couldn't trade that for anything,” I try to take in everything at once. Mom had every right to be mad, livid and scornful.

"I was happy when you walked into my bar. I approached you and offered you help because I know you both are about divorcing. I don't know why, but I think it's too sudden and something must be wrong " "Great! So you've been watching me?" "Not you, your husband. And you're affiliated to him, I can't deny not to notice you as well." "Okay, we both want revenge... Why are we talking about marriage?" She folded her arms around her chest. "Marrying you is for my mom's sake since she’ve been on my case for a while about settling down. And in my dad's will, if I don't get married within 4 years of his death, his brother... that's my uncle is to take over the company”

But as soon as the words left his mouth, he felt a surge of violence coming from Matthew's body, like a hissing beast trying to devour someone. "Mom, Serena and I are going to get divorced sooner or later, she's not the one I had in mind." Tara's eyes are wide, before this person has not always been very biased in favor of Serena, how to turn to ......

I collect the long sleeve and begin putting it on, "Well, everybody deserves to feel happy at least once in their life with the one they love. I'm pretty sure you felt that way on the day of your engagement to mom." His weak blue eyes dim a little as my question appears to have hit a nerve. Dad decided to file for divorce about a years ago when he found out she was involved in the death of Martha Snowfall, Taylor's mother, and although there was no lead or connection of mom to the crime, he just couldn't live in the marriage any longer. They finalized their divorce about six months ago and the only place they get to meet now is through businesses and the running of things.

Paige changed the topic, not wanting it to revolve around herself. Sierra nodded. "Yeah, everything's fine now. Mom has figured it out. Forced love isn't sweet. If Dad wants a divorce, let him have it." Paige agreed. A loveless marriage, where two people did not care about each other's well-being, had no meaning. "Mom is really happy now. She handed the divorce proceedings over to a lawyer and now spends her days shopping and pampering herself. Oh, she started going to the gym, too. Mom looks even better than before," Sierra said with a smile.

“Then, should I allow myself to stay with a demon family like you? You always say this is your child, but you are always cruel to me as the mother of your child. I won't let you all continue to torture me like this because it will make my womb problematic. So, I want to divorce you so I can find peace. You don't have to worry about my womb. You can come to see me whenever you want to see the womb of our child. Of course, I will never stop you from doing this because you are the father of this child. You don't have to worry either, Edward. I am Tiffany Granger, I have a quality education. That means I have common sense. Of course, I can keep this womb without your help. I also have family and

“It’s not unusual. Did you know? Nearly 45% of couples are divorced in the United States. I’m sure you are not alone.” “That’s the thing,” Eloise exasperatedly said. “We’re not a normal divorced couple. We were never really together, either. We’re in this weird ambiguous relationship of being co-parents with some sexual tension!” “So you admit that the two of you have sexual tension?” Cadence asked with one eyebrow raised. “Oh, fuck off. That’s what you gathered from my statement?” “I’m just saying,” she chuckled. “I thought you wouldn’t fall for him anymore.”