Novel & Cerita No Longer Yours, Ex Husband

“In case you haven’t realized it, I only cared about you because I thought my son loved you. But now that he has found someone better, I have to support him as his mother. Sophie is far more suitable for him. Her father is a respected businessman, after all.” Ella stiffened. She had never felt so small in her own home. “You have no right to do this to me in my matrimonial home.” She turned toward Richard, desperation flashing in her eyes. “Say something, Richard!” How could the man who had once promised to love her forever now be preparing to marry a famous actress? How could their marriage... the marriage she had built her entire life around be ending like this? Richard’s expression remaine

Paige huffed, “Cedric be serious, you are the only one grandma will leave her inheritance to and you know that. You don't even need me. Please let's just end this, I beg.” Cedric shook his head, “Forgive me, Paige but I can't do that. We are Married. And we will stay married.” “Then what about Marlynn? She is waiting for you and you are just stuck here with me when we were supposed to be divorced by now. This isn't a joke, Cedric.” “You really hate being married to me that much?” “Cedric, this isn't about that. I'm causing you harm. You have the news of your supposed wife cheating on you with picture proofs of these rumours every day on national TV, tell me, how good is this for your busines

I stood up immediately and left. I went straight to the only place I knew he usually goes to answer his calls— his study. As I opened the study door, my heart dropped at the sight in front of me; my blood ran cold; right in front of me was Jerry kissing another woman, not just any woman, his ex-girlfriend, the love of his life, Jessica. The purse in my hands fell to the ground, and my heart broke into many pieces. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, how could he do this to me, today of all days. Jessica was the woman he was meant to settle down with, but she broke his heart and relocated to another country.

Power didn’t need theatrics anymore. Caleb sat on the opposite side with his lawyer, a tired-looking man in an ill-fitting suit. My soon-to-be-ex-husband looked diminished. The broad shoulders I once found reassuring now seemed slumped. His sandy hair had more gray than I remembered, and the charming smile was nowhere in sight. Only exhaustion and something desperate in his eyes remained. “Nora,” he said the moment I sat, voice rough. “Thank you for agreeing to this.” I inclined my head slightly. “This is not reconciliation, Caleb. This is closure on practical matters. Custody is settled. Assets are being divided according to the prenuptial agreement you signed years ago, before you knew who

“You know exactly what happened to him the moment he woke up. And now you’re just going to walk away like you had nothing to do with it?” I bit my lower lip and shot him a glare. “He’s my ex-husband. It’s not my business anymore.” “It is still your business,” Denver countered coldly. “He ended up in that hospital because of you. You don’t get to just walk away and pretend none of this is your fault.”

As I lay in bed, I felt the already-accumulated tears running down my face. I barely wiped them off, but they kept falling uncontrollably. It took me only one memory flash to remember the type of married life I had been exposed to. And yes, I can now recall the faces and voices of the man and the lady I had seen in the corridor a few hours ago. That was my ex-husband, Ethan Archer, the one who divorced to be with my step sister, Bella, the same lady I met with him outside. Everything played in my head like a movie, but I knew they were all real.

“Millions are at stake in your decision to stay. You can use them. You will just stay by your ex-husband’s side and help him remember. After that, you will be free again. Think about it, Ms. Hansley.” She didn’t move from her seat as the lawyer left. One hundred million? That was just the down payment. After the court granted their annulment, Luke’s camp gave her a large sum as separation pay. Instead of sulking and ruining her life, she started anew. She built Casa Cazzy, which provides villas for tourists. It continued to grow, and she planned to expand to other towns and nearby provinces. However, she lacked sufficient funds. Would she lose anything by accepting the offer, right? But coul

“Thanks for your help earlier. I’ve just finalized my divorce, and my ex-husband and his mistress keep haunting me like ghosts.” Jason smiled warmly and handed me his business card. “You have great investment talent. If you need anything, feel free to reach out.” I was flattered and immediately agreed enthusiastically.

As she descended the stairs with her luggage in hand, the weight of her decision settled upon her shoulders. Approaching Nathan one last time, Stacy's eyes met his, brimming with unspoken anguish and shattered dreams. She reached out to collect the divorce papers, accepting the finality of their union's demise. In that moment, she let go of the remnants of a love that had crumbled, setting herself free to embrace a future untethered by deceit. Nathan's callous remark cut through the air, his words laced with mockery. "How about I transfer some cash for you, so you could hold up? You seem to need it," he sneered.

Just when Elaine’s husband, Tan De Marco, needed her most, she left him. Taking along with her the five million pesos she'd asked as compensation for all the fruitless days she’d spent with him. After three years, Tan has moved on with his life and became a successful Surgeon. Just when he thought everything's sailing smoothly, he found out that his late grandfather Textile company was facing serious hardship in the operation and management. The only way to save the company was to remarry his heartless ex-wife who disappeared right after she got the money from him. For Tan, he'd rather dive into poverty than marry his ex-wife once again.