Not In Love With Husband Anymore Novels & Stories

My wife, Monica, hated the smell of alcohol, so I had never once seen her drink. Not even at the celebration for my succession as Don did she touch a single drop. That changed at a Family banquet, when a party game broke out halfway through. Monica lost. The penalty: sit on the lap of your one true love and share a lovers' toast. Without a second of hesitation, she picked up her glass, settled onto Dillon's lap, and drank it down. The room erupted in cheers, and every pair of eyes turned to me with the same expectation. They were waiting for me to flip the table and storm out. But I just watched Monica in silence, slid the ring off my finger, and placed a set of divorce papers in front of he

"He moved on, got married, and still now I feel like I have lost part of me and I can't live without him. I told him I loved him more than my husband. Then my husband left, and I feel just as bad for losing him." "Do you love this man more than your husband then?" I look at her waiting, ready for the pain when she says yes. "I don't know. I thought I knew what love was, but how I feel for him and how I feel for my husband are totally different. I thought the feeling of being lost without him after he left me meant that I loved him more than my husband. Then my husband left, and I felt even worse when I asked him to go home, and he said no, it felt like I was being choked." I look at her, con

My husband just left me. I took the phone dialled his number but he didn't pick my phone. How could he just remove me from his life? I thought he loved me. It was all lies. He never loved me. How could he leave me in a flash if he ever loved me? Where does that leave me now that I'm living as an estranged wife. Will he go back to his old life and lovers? I don't know. I just don't know how will we get back together after this. It seems that no one wants us to be together and happy.

'Is she scared of me? He asked himself and felt annoyed. He retreated two steps and turned back. He then glanced at her across his shoulder and asked, "Lisa, why are doing this? We love each other, then why do you want to marry Carl Black?" His tone was soft and filled with helplessness and despair. "I don't love you anymore." She raised her voice. She felt irritated when she heard the words ‘we love each other.’ She had no feelings left for him in her heart now. "What did you say?"

Grace's eyes didn't move an inch from Laila's mouth just to make sure what answer she would hear. "My husband is a man whose family background I know very well, we don't need love in marriage." Grace almost dropped hand on her chin when Laila said that love has no meaning whatsoever in a marriage relationship. Her eyes narrowed, Laila's thoughts were very different from hers but exactly the same as Callin's. "My husband said something like that. Love is not important for living together, he was once engaged to a woman he didn't love and that wasn't a problem.His ex-fiancee said that to him."

"It's up to you. In short, you and I no longer have any relationship." “The three-year period is not over yet, in fact, you are still my wife. Now, if you walk away, you are in breach of contract.” “The marriage contract between us makes no sense. It's like garbage. Everything has ended. All are meaningless. Forget me." The love he has for her is not enough to prove how much he loves her. Her words were like a thousand arrows piercing his heart, causing it to ache. He let go of the doorknob and fell to the ground like a lifeless man.

Am I ready to no longer have them in my life, to no longer have these incredible men that I get to call husbands? “I love you guys. So fucking much. I don’t think I could even handle not being with you two anymore. Yes, I agree that the beginning of our relationship, of our marriage, wasn’t exactly promising. But you guys didn’t force me to be with you two. Not entirely.” I smile at them. “I could have left. I know you guys think you would have found me, but I’m really good at hiding. I could have found a way to never see you two again. But when I thought about even trying to leave without at least attempting to be with you guys, a big part of me was full of pain.”

"What can you say about your relationship with your wife, is it also complicated for you or do you have better words to say?" "We're in a loving relationship," I replied the lady. "In every loving relationship, when things are going well, we may find ourselves emotionally distancing from our partners and even reacting to them in unloving ways. This happens to every couple, both married and unmarried." "You love your partner this minute and in the next minute, you are annoyed and resentful to him or her. The next minute you're demanding or dissatisfied. The next minute you have an argument and start to think about divorce."

My eyebrows met. Do I still love him? If it was your husband who got hooked, and caused you have miscarriage would you still be able to love him? "Hey, Dianna?" "You've been quiet about that. Don't say that what I said was right. Do you still love that flirtatious husband of yours?" "O-Of course, I don't love him anymore! He chose his partner over me. A lot has changed, it will only hurt me more if I still love him, right?"

I said calmly, “I’m not going back. I have too many projects on hand right now.” Jonas was clearly stunned. “How can your work be more important than your husband?” “Don’t make a fuss.” He instantly lost his temper. “Who’s the one making a fuss here? You won’t come back, clean the house, or take care of your husband! Are you asking for a divorce?” “So what if I am? I’m your wife, Jonas, not your maid. You keep asking me to take care of you. Shall I send you to a daycare so you can have mothers fawning over you 24/7?”