My Divorced Crybaby Novels & Stories

“Cami, if this is another part of your plan, please just stop.” “No,” she shook her head, “please believe me. After losing our baby, depression hit me hard Devin, and… and I couldn’t face you, so I decided it would be best for us if we get divorced.” She snivels, “we can even see the doctor who assisted me, so you’ll know I’m not lying about this. I won’t ever lie about this, Dev.” She was shaking her head vigorously. We were earning a few curious glances now from some of the diners and from the people who’d pay attention inside the restaurant from the streets. Who wouldn’t? This girl is crying like a child and she practically looked like a raccoon with her smudged makeup.

"I have just finished my meeting now, what's up, she asked. I opened my mouth to speak but the only thing that left my mouth was a sob. Hey girl, are you okay? What happened, she asked, worry now layered in her voice. I tried to stop crying, but I couldn't bring myself to control myself. Babe, calm down, I don't know what is going on, but I know you must be hurting a lot for you to be crying like this," Bluey said calmly on the other end of the phone. What was going on, she asked again. Drew just divorced me and severed our mate bond. I finally spoke with sobs. That b**tard, she yelled. "So where are you now," she asked.

' She dabbed her eyes and started again. She told me how her husband had met her and charmed her and made her feel like the ugly duckling had turned into a swan. But after a few years of marriage he had grown cold to her and had started seeing other women, sometimes flaunting it in front of her to highlight her inadequacies. 'It turned out it was about money,' she said, quietly. 'My parents are wealthy and he thought he could get his hands on their money, but dad never liked or trusted him so he didn't get a penny when we divorced; this house belongs to my parents. But by the time I'd summoned the courage to go through with a divorce it was too late to have children and that's all I ever wan

"How can you say that? Like you know her better than anyone? Have you ever heard the saying, 'You can read someone’s face, but you’ll never truly know their heart'? “Sure, she might not look like the type, but do you really know what she’s like deep down? She’s taking advantage of you! Don’t let her walk all over you!" "We’re divorced," Dylan replied, his tone cold but resolute. "Who she’s with is her business." Victor blinked, utterly floored. "Divorced or not, that doesn’t mean you have to be this spineless!" He jabbed a finger in Dylan’s direction, his voice rising in frustration. "Look at yourself, man! She’s turned you into someone I barely recognize. The old Dylan would never have put

The smile slowly faded. He married her. Kevin and Stephanie. A day after our divorce was finalized. The man didn’t even wait for the ink to dry. I pressed my lips together, that familiar sting of betrayal flickering in my chest—but it was duller now. Because he hadn’t broken me. He’d only lit a fire under me. And now? I had two million reasons to be a menace. Operation get fired was in motion by Pierce Carter is ready. ~~~~~ I showed up at the penthouse with my cleaning supplies in one hand and my dignity in the other—which was barely hanging on, considering I’d squeezed myself into a uniform two sizes too small and conveniently forgot a bra.

I stumbled back, breathing unevenly as I stared at him. “I am done, Alaric,” I said. His brows drew together slightly. “What are you saying?” Tears streamed down my face, but I did not wipe them away. “The baby is gone,” I whispered. “And whatever this is, it is over.” The silence between us stretched painfully. “I want a divorce.” The words felt like they tore through me as I said them. For a moment, he simply looked at me. Then he laughed quietly. It was not anger or disbelief, just pure amusement. He stepped closer again and reached out, gently tucking a strand of hair behind my ear as if nothing had changed.

Caleb's icy demeanor silenced Liam momentarily. Trying to be helpful, Liam suggested, "Maybe Penny's just more comfortable with someone ordinary, like her husband. You're... Well, you're exceptional. She might find it overwhelming." "And when did you see me being upset about it?" Caleb's voice was cold, giving nothing away. "I'm not hung up on her," Caleb stated defiantly as he walked away. His every step was weighed down by unspoken emotions. “She's divorced now. He's just her ex. And from what I hear, she probably dumped him. He's just a useless man, really."

“My pack needs a Luna, a real Luna. That can either be you or not.” “Owen, I don’t know,” I whispered. Owen looked hurt, “That’s enough of an answer for me. I won’t bother you unless it’s about the baby. I’ll start the paperwork for a divorce.” Then he turned and left. I sat down on the couch, unable to do anything but stare at the black television. I don’t know how much time passed that I just sat there, but a phone call from Dylan pulled me out of my thoughts. “Hello,” I tried to hide that I was crying.

"Your dad. I've broken up with him..." Mommy started crying because she was so devastated by how much she was feeling at this moment. I do not understand. That I was trying to get into my brain what mommy said. That was loading and didn't want to register that I could easily understand. Dad and Mommy divorced? Even if it's hard to believe. I hugged my mommy, who was crying so hard now that she could barely breathe. I want to cry because it infected me from her crying. Why do they need to separate? I just got married...

I moved away and forced my tears back when he attempted to touch my arm. He sighed. “I’m sorry for raising my voice. I’m just…really stressed today. We just signed the divorce papers and Dad’s already threatening. And Grams. You know her. She won’t talk to me ever again once she learns that our divorce is already in process.” I looked away and sucked my breath. He’s right, that’s a big problem. However, it couldn't cover the truth that his so-called first love is spreading darkness in the studio. I can’t believe he allowed this to happen.