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Put a Leash on My Ex-husband
"Because I refused to have a child with you?"
He scoffed, hands, tightening and cutting off the blood flow in my limbs, "You threw my earring away and now you're throwing away the marriage?" His voice was deadly calm, the kind of calm that made you wonder if you were talking to a human or a storm.
"I told you I didn't tamper with the condom!" I snapped.
"You sure you don't want to get pregnant now?" he snarled. "I'm right here. Take it."
I raised my leg and kicked. He caught my ankle mid-air and twisted it slightly.
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All the Names She Wore
Esposito’s gaze flickers toward the door.
“He stepped out,” she says. “He’s been here all night. He needs rest too.”
It’s a reasonable sentence. That’s the problem with reasonable sentences—they leave no room for rebellion without looking insane. My throat tightens.
“He promised me,” I whisper, and the words feel like a child’s complaint even as I say them.
Dr. Esposito leans forward slightly, her voice lowering as if she’s about to share something confidential.
“Mrs. Hart,” she says, “your husband loves you. But he is under stress. And stress can… affect his ability to support you.”
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My Ex Husband's Biggest Regret
"I'm not asking you now. I'm not putting that weight on you today. I'm telling you what I want so you can decide if you want it too."
I didn't move for a long moment. The garden was silent around us, the wind dying down until the only sound was the steady rhythm of our breathing. I looked at him and really looked at him. This wasn't the man I had married as a transaction. This wasn't the ghost who had haunted my house for years. This was someone else. Someone I was still meeting.
"Roman," I finally whispered.
"Yes."
"You're telling me," I said, the shears finally slipping from my hand and hitting the soft earth. "You aren't asking."
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Married to My Comatose Husband
Dylan realized he stepped on a landmine.
"...I understand. I won't mention it ever again."
"Good. Also, when you talk to my wife, make it fast. Not more than five minutes."
Dylan: "..."
'I'm not the one who called and asked questions, okay?' Dylan complained inwardly.
Javier's mood was not good. His precious time was interrupted by Dylan. Now his wife even left.
What if his wife missed watching the sunset? They had been watching the sunset together for days. It was a romantic moment that Javier relished. But now it was ruined because of Dylan.
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Married to my Ex's Father: A tale of revenge
Rosa's eyes followed the pillow until it landed on the floor, she was hesitant to pick it back up for fear that he might toss it back to the ground.
"Why the fuck is Mia so stupid? Is wanting to get married to my dad not enough for her. Why would she do a thing like this? Now my reputation is at stake, everything that I've worked for is going to be ruined all because that bitch can't contain her anger."
"Woah, woah, woah. Hold on now. I don't think I heard that well!" Rosa let out, "your ex is getting married to your father?" Rosa said at the top of her lungs, her bewilderment clouding her thoughts.
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I Saved the Mafia Boss—Now I'm His Obsession.
After we got married, I realized that Adriano the boyfriend and Adriano the husband are two completely different species.
The boyfriend version was easygoing, charming, borderline smug with how chill he seemed. The husband version spent half our honeymoon locked in a room talking to angry men in Italian for hours sometimes with the door closed. And God forbid I walk in, he’d slam his laptop shut like I was the FBI.
Every time I asked what he was doing, he’d just kiss my forehead and say, “Nothing you need to worry about, bella.”
I’m sorry, but if your husband spends three hours whispering in a foreign language on a secure line and emerges shirtless and stressed with a glass of whiskey at 11A
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Wounded Hearts
He would work from home most of the time, not allowing me to go anywhere without him, nether or less he was still very caring and soft but it was too much.
I don't know what has happened to my Dario but I wanted my old Dario back not an over-controlling husband who he has turned into now. Sometimes I would feel bad for thinking this way as he was in coma for 2 months and that incident could have caused him damage but at the same time I just don't feel the same way anymore.
I sighed as I closed my eyes.
I questioned myself......
Have I fallen out of love?
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SHADY DESIRES
“Babe, please.. I am sorry.. I.. I don't know what always gets to me. I just.. I can't.. I just want you..”
“Always with the I just want you and never I love you. You have never said it even once before, Mateo.”
“I don't need to say it to mean it, right! You know we are like… we are.. You know how we are Astrid..”
“Mateo, leave my room before someone finds us here.. Leave now.”
She protested before I could say another word and I nodded my head. I mean I had nothing else to say.
“Oh, wait.. Your husband.. We should be careful from now on. I think he is onto me, maybe he suspects something..”
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HER INSECURITY, MY TEMPTATION--MAFIA
I could feel anger vibrating off my body.
Leire and Naiara were never nice to me, but even then, I always felt like Sonia never truly hated me.
But now?
She came to watch a movie with my husband.
I took a deep breath. Then another. My chest rose and fell heavily as I tried to stop the thoughts forming in my head.
That she might be sleeping with my husband.
A frustrated groan escaped me before I could stop it. It was loud enough to earn stares from people around us—
And a sharp glare from my husband.
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Married To My Ex Husband
I rubbed my stomach as I kept laughing.
There was no way I was going back to that house. I tapped the search bar on my phone in a bid to look for cheap accommodation. I stared at the top stories column with blurred vision. The one at the top position read “Billionaire Eliott Wisconsin's Marriage Invitation.” I wiped the tears from my eyes and tapped on it. The photos popped up and I almost lost my balance. Right there was my dear husband who I divorced a few hours ago wrapping his arms around my sister's waist. Her left hand was raised and on the fourth finger laid a beautiful ring. I tapped on a video and I cried as I watched the video. They announced their wedding in a video which was uplo
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Frequently Asked Questions
Marriage is such a complex journey, isn't it? I went through a phase where the spark with my partner dimmed, and it felt like we were just roommates. What helped me was taking a step back to reflect—was it temporary fatigue or something deeper? I started small, like revisiting old photos or remembering why we fell in love. Sometimes, distance (even a solo weekend trip) can offer clarity. Counseling wasn’t my first thought, but it became a safe space to voice things I couldn’t articulate alone. And if the love truly feels irreparable, it’s okay to acknowledge that. Life’s too short for lingering unhappiness.
I also leaned into hobbies to rebuild my sense of self outside the relationship. Funny how reconnecting with your own joy can shift your perspective. Maybe try writing letters to each other—not to fix things immediately, but to untangle emotions. And if you both want to fight for it, tiny gestures matter: a shared playlist, cooking together, even watching that show you used to love. But if the answer’s clear, kindness—to yourself and him—is the priority. No one deserves to stay where love has turned into obligation.
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