My Ex Husband Can T Stop Chasing Me After Divorce Novels & Stories

"You want to spy on your ex-wife?" "She's still legally my wife until the divorce finalizes". "And whose fault is that?"Jade snapped. "You kept delaying the paperwork". I turned around slowly. "Because I was busy". "Bullshit". She stood up abruptly. "You just liked having her available whenever you wanted". "That's not true". Why are you obsessed with tracking her now?" "I'm not obsessed". "You are". Her voice rose sharply. "You're acting as if she dumped you instead!. Something dark flickered through me instantly. "Watch your tone".

"She is your wife! She is a human being who left this house in distress, and you’re acting like she’s a misplaced set of keys!" "Stop meddling in my affairs!" Chase shouted back, stepping toward his father. "This is on you. If you hadn't interfered in the divorce proceedings, she’d be gone legally and quietly. I wouldn't have to deal with her 'disappearance' because she wouldn't be my problem anymore. You forced her to stay, you pressured her, and now you’re surprised she bolted?"

And excitement was in her voice. Wasn't that clear? I was still thinking about him, which only meant one thing. "What think?" I huff trow question instead. "Hm, let me think." She then paused before coming up with a lengthy statement. "I think you can't forget him, despite the fact that you were the one filing for the divorce? Why? Because, deep down, you want to believe his story. That's why you stay single. You fail to move on, and when he is back... the feelings resurface. And because now that you have decided to accept his story, there is no reason to keep your poker face. Your love will be shown, anyway." And when I thought she was done with it, she added, "So yes. You love him."

I nod once, pushing myself up after that, because sitting here isn’t going to give me anything else I don’t already know. And right now…that’s enough. The drive back is quiet, but my head isn’t. Her voice keeps replaying, steady, controlled, final. It was over the day I signed the divorce papers. I grip the steering wheel a little tighter than I need to, forcing my focus back to the road, but it doesn’t stick. Nothing does, because the more I think about it, it feels like she’s right, and I don’t know what to do with that. ****

“Do you have any other thing you wanted to tell me?” He hesitated before nodding. “Chloe wants to know if she can contact you.” I started to shake my head, but his words stopped me. “About our divorce. She wasn’t for it, and she wanted to keep in touch. I was the one that demanded she didn’t. I’m so sorry, I should have believed you.”

"I need to trigger his memories. Show him photos, tell him stories, make him remember what we had." "Sophia, you're not hearing me. This is harassment. If you show up at his building again, if you contact him, if you do anything to interfere with his recovery, Eve can file for a restraining order. And given your history, she'd get it." "So I'm just supposed to disappear? Let her win?" "She already won. She's his wife..." "Ex-wife." "She's the mother of his child. She's living with him. They're working things out. You've already lost, Sophia. The question is whether you're going to accept that gracefully or make it worse."

“You can stop them.” Luna furrowed her brows. She was confused. “I’m only his ex-wife. Our divorce has already been…” “He was never divorced from you.”

Maybe like a divorce. And pursue after my woman.

Regardless of how much Fabe hate him and his family, Bryce wants to fix his relationship with her. He thought that he wasted their marriage believing all the lies about her. Now that the divorce was final, it would be impossible to win her back. "Sir, I cannot find any information about your ex-wife. I've searched everywhere and followed her just as you instructed, but nothing new," the private investigator reported back to Bryce. After the bar incident, she had her followed and investigated. Turns out it's another dead end.

After he regained my trust, he would only repeat the same mistakes again, the same thing we constantly fought about. I was tired. I no longer wanted to hope because it was still unclear if he would ever truly change. It also seemed like my mother-in-law could no longer wait for her son to finally be free from me so he could marry the woman she wanted for him. “There’s still a thirty-day period before your divorce with Dave becomes final. I hope you won’t show yourself to him anymore. If only you had chased your dreams alongside Dave, maybe I wouldn’t have done this to you. My son worked hard to achieve his dreams, I saw all his exhaustion and sleepless nights, and I won’t allow you to drag h