Pregnant After Divorce Novels & Stories

"Even if your parents approve, we still can't divorce. Yasmin, you are currently pregnant with my child. We can never divorce while you are pregnant." Yasmin was silent as she heard what Raga had just said. The woman forgot that if a wife is pregnant, then she will not be able to divorce her husband or the divorce suit will not be granted. "Why does it have to be this difficult. I just want to be happy, I don't want to live with someone who has betrayed me. Why does it have to be this difficult." "Yasmin, listen to me carefully. I have never betrayed you. The reason I met Devandra was not because I wanted to get back together with her but I just wanted to see my son."

“I found out that I was pregnant after our divorce. In fact, I found out just after I got here, but I kept the knowledge of my pregnancy to myself. After all, there was no way I was going to let a man who had treated me so shabbily know about my unborn child, or so I thought in my righteous indignation at that time. I was convinced that since he was looking for every means possible to hurt me, taking my child away from me would be the easiest way to do it. That would hurt me more than anything that he had done so far, so I just kept the news to myself since then.” “Why’d you guys divorce so suddenly? I already have an idea from what I gleaned in the media back then, but I want to hear from y

I mean, that picture was taken at one something; he got home a few minutes to three, granted the club was far, and getting a cab at such an hour is- I let out a scream underwater to cease my mind’s chatter, the water bubbles leaving me feel good but…not enough that I can let myself suffocate, so I raise my head above the water to breathe. I hate this...feeling. Everything is crumbling, and I can't do anything about it. I am pregnant now. Will I still be a laughingstock if I stay, or will they say that I am ‘strong’ and that I am ‘making the right choice’? I am pregnant now—is divorce still our end? I am pregnant now—can I still run to my Mate? I don’t want to sleep with other men, especially

I stared blankly at the divorce papers for a long time. l couldn't help but smile bitterly. Being friends after a divorce seemed forever elusive for me and Jaclyn Dills. We were bitter rivals when we got married, and even after the divorce, we couldn't let go. I stared blankly at the divorce papers for a long time. This winter was cold and lengthy, but no matter how cold and lengthy, there would be an end. In April, the weather was unusually warm, my body had fully recovered, and this child was well-behaved, unlike the tumultuous pregnancy with Perry. Nausea was rare, and my appetite was surprisingly good.

“The doctors said infertility doesn’t always prevent conception. This… this is rare.” He nodded briefly. “Okay. What do you want?” I stared out the window, heart hammering. “I’m confused. If I divorce, our child might grow up without a father. If I stay… I’ll have to endure the pain of knowing you love someone else.” “If you know you’re pregnant, isn’t it better not to divorce? Claim Lorian’s child as yours. Tell your parents you’re carrying twins—problem solved. If it’s true. If not… at least there’s still my child with Lorian you can claim.”

Sophia sighed heavily. Then, maintaining the face of a professional lawyer, she stated objectively: "Since you are pregnant, why don't you wait for a while before getting a divorce? According to what you just said, your husband is the cheating side, yet there is no violence. If you put aside this point , Maintaining a marriage relationship can allow you and your children to get better care." Listening to Sophia's words, Maya nodded silently in her heart. From a practical point of view, this is not bad at all.

Riley was shocked as she watched her place the glass of fruit juice on the table. "I can't drink it anymore." "Why not?" "I'm pregnant." After a minute, Riley nodded, not understanding at first what she was saying. "That is not inherently flawed. After two years of marriage, you ought to be pregnant." "I got divorced a month ago." "What?" "And I've recently remarried on top of that." "Stella, hold on. Decelerate? Did you get married again just a month after you split from your ex-husband? What topic are you discussing? Allow me to take it all in." Riley’s expression was one of amazement as she covered her chest.

Her former mother-in-law asked, looking at the background of where Lydia was standing. Hearing her ex-mother-in-law ask about Reino made Lydia even more confused. They had divorced a month ago, how could they have dinner together? "Reino didn't say anything?" asked Lydia a little hesitantly. "What should I know, Lydia?" She asked confused, but a smile soon spread across her face. "Are you pregnant?" The ex-mother-in-law asked with a happy face. Lydia couldn't bear to say that they were divorced. It's just too cruel for her sweet ex mother in law.

There were no judgements in their eyes only a sort of pity. Priscilla could not understand how the conversation was recorded. She remembered having the talk with her father after Black Hound... She closed her eyes in despair, she had been played. She did not want to die. "Well played Martha...well played," Masters Randall said in resignation. *** Matteo waited in the hospital reception in anxiety. Diana had been taken in for an emergency surgery. She had just lost her pregnancy due to the torture she had suffered from Nicholas. It saddened Matteo the most when the doctor told him that she had been three months pregnant. This had happened while they were filing for divorce. If he had been a b

“It’s not unusual. Did you know? Nearly 45% of couples are divorced in the United States. I’m sure you are not alone.” “That’s the thing,” Eloise exasperatedly said. “We’re not a normal divorced couple. We were never really together, either. We’re in this weird ambiguous relationship of being co-parents with some sexual tension!” “So you admit that the two of you have sexual tension?” Cadence asked with one eyebrow raised. “Oh, fuck off. That’s what you gathered from my statement?” “I’m just saying,” she chuckled. “I thought you wouldn’t fall for him anymore.”