Pursuing My Ex-wife In A Blooming Spring Novels & Stories

Grace My phone keeps ringing. The familiar names on the screen just send a pang in my chest. Mom. Ania. Luca. Mary. Everyone has called. But Tristin has not. He must know everything by now and he won’t call me. He will never accept what I have done to deal with the mess Ethan was creating. Sighing, I turn the phone on silent and look out the window. Years ago, when I was still married to Ethan and under the illusion that he was falling for me, he had planted roses in the garden behind our house.

He escorted Lisa back and I followed closely. My legs brushed against someone and I stopped. Lisa stumbled, before I could move Kade's hand caught her instantly and they both fell to the ground. “Avia trapped me! she cried out, begging for kade's reaction.” Kade turned instantly, his face dark, spiced with anger. “Apologize to Lisa right now or I'll end this marriage this minute” “I lifted my hand, pointing to my legs, trying to explain. Why would I push her? I didn't, believe me, Kade. And won't apologize for something I didn't do.”

“What is it?” “Liam!” Adrian’s voice crackled with urgency. “Jesus Christ, have you seen your ex-wife?!” Liam sat up straighter, a muscle ticking in his jaw. “Did you just use ex wife and still asking me if I have seen her?”. “I’m literally at her bachelor party—or whatever the hell this is. Bro, she’s throwing it like she’s celebrating a second life. There are—” Adrian paused, clearly overwhelmed. “There are male dancers, and she’s right in the middle of it, laughing like a damn goddess. She’s even—God—dancing for them.”

It had been years since I’d felt the touch of a woman against me since when I tried after the divorce, Priscilla’s face had been what I’d seen and dang, it had felt good. We still had about ten miles to go, but I was sure we were still going to meet. It was high time I told her what I felt. I gave her ten minutes because of the gentleman in me and after the time had expired, I started after my ex-wife. Life, I could feel, was about to get a lot more interesting. Sure enough, it took me less than ten minutes to locate Priscilla and I felt a little bad for leaving her with the wagon, but remembering how embarrassed she had been, it had been the best decision at the time.

She said sharply, "In case you forgot, you're actually my ex-husband. We're divorced. Quit talking about some genealogy book and ancestors and lineage. Do you think you're of some royal family to be even speaking of such things? This isn't medieval times. The divorce certificate is the only law and the law is higher than anyone else. If you dare to violate me again, I'll call the police. Do whatever you want if you aren't afraid of being humiliated. One more thing, I have hired two masters in martial arts to guard the second floor and they're starting work this evening. I want to prevent certain thieves and perverts from breaking in. Sorry that you have to do this, ex-husband. But, hurry the

"Home? Which home? Blossom Court is in your mother's name. "From the day I got pregnant to the day I gave birth, I spent almost my entire pregnancy alone in that house. And you're calling it home? "Gideon, you said it yourself. Marriage isn't a joke. But the day you chose to marry me? That was the joke. I am done being the thing you hide behind. I want out of this marriage, and I—" She never finished. His mouth crashed against hers and cut off the rest. The air inside the car went completely still.

There was only one topic we've been discussing so far. Olivia Green. It's about her, isn't it? I groaned inwardly. If it's about Olivia Green, I don't want to hear it. He will only say I suck at giving him suggestions. Was it my fault that he also sucked at putting them into action? "C-congratulations to both of you, but I won't stop, Poppy. Not until you two get married. I'm sorry if it seemed rude to you, Mr. Holding. But I want my ex-wife and my daughter back. I will fight for them."

“Yesterday.” He laughed, short and humorless. “I’ll start tomorrow. But Moore? Fair warning. Whatever I find, it might not be what you want to hear. From what I’m seeing, your ex-wife spent eight years clawing her way back from whatever hell she left. That kind of journey changes people. Hardens them. If you’re hoping to find some weakness you can exploit, some soft spot you can press, you might be disappointed.” “Just find the truth,” I said. “Whatever it is.”

Flora's POV I blow against the beautiful petals of flowers as they brush against my nose, enticing my brain with their exotic smell while I take slow steps straight into the premises of Vance Enterprises. So many burdening thoughts are in my mind. I am determined to make things work and I am ready to take things the way it's supposed to be. I can't just sit back and watch my life and marriage crumble into a situation that my hand wouldn't be able to reach and adjust. I have to take matters into my own hands now and grab back what is mine and put our relationship back into the way it is supposed to be.

"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."