Robert Cards Ex Wife Novels & Stories

The wives exchanged cards at the holidays and kept in touch through F******k. Unfortunately, my wife Edie divorced me after we’d been married for twenty-five years. We’d raised a family together and when the kids left home, we found we didn’t have the same interests anymore. She’d been unfaithful. I was willing to forgive but she lied to me which destroyed my trust.

“But you didn’t come here to hear about her.” “I don’t mind,” I said, giving him an encouraging smile. Honestly, it would be better talking about his marriage than date-things that might give this poor man any hope that there’d be a second date. “How did you guys meet?” And so, for the next hour while we ate, I learned everything there was to know about Robert and his late wife Louise. How they met when they worked as counselors at a summer camp, and how it was love at first sight. How they married soon after, much to her father’s dismay. How they went on to have five children, two boys and three girls, who all still lived nearby. And finally, how she had gotten cancer the year prior, and ho

Caine asked him in as polite of a tone as he could manage at the moment. Robert sighed dramatically and said, "I suppose," in a drab manner. "Go get ready for your party. I'll try to reach her and her mother. They are probably just out shopping for the event still." Robert told Caine, but he knew they weren't shopping. His wife Joy hated Caine and had refused to help with the wedding or participate in any way, so she definitely would not be out shopping for the wedding. In fact, she had taken a vacation this weekend just to avoid the engagement party all together. Caine thanked Robert and asked him to contact him immediately if he heard anything. Robert said that he would, but in his heart R

In a few minutes, the scene was already surrounded by journalists who were making an effort to seek information about what happened, police officers trying to discover how the incident occurred so they could decide what line of action to take next, and, most importantly, a few medical personnel who came with an ambulance. Mr. Robert was immediately rushed to the hospital with his heartbroken wife who still finds it hard to believe what just happened. Catherine and Robert's love is beyond words after being happily married for 5 years. They first met in high school, and their friendship grew stronger, leading them to attend the same college. Robert planned an unforgettable proposal party on th

And how stupid. Hunter had never loved her. Emily had heard of marriages because of love or family, but it turns out that, a man couldn’t just marry a woman without loving her or because of his family. He could also marry a woman who loved him deeply, just for another woman’s sake and consciously get her into their love and hatred games. Hunter had always loved Carla. However, Carla was married to Hunter’s brother, so they couldn’t be together, publicly at least. Instead, Hunter had gotten married, so Emily, as the so-called Mrs Thorne, had been just a cover for them.

This circus could not continue in full view. A serene smile touched Claire's lips as she nodded in gracious agreement. She tugged gently on Carter's arm as they moved forward. "Carter, you always told me your father was good to you deep down. I admit, I didn't fully believe it." She cast a look of newfound admiration toward Robert. "But today… I see it. I really do." Robert paused, startled. *He said that?* Their relationship had been ice-cold for years, a frozen tundra stemming from his first wife's tragic death. There had been times, in his anger, when Robert had considered washing his hands of his eldest son entirely and focusing his ambitions on the younger one.

All eyes were on me as I made my way out of the board room. “Do what you must, this meeting is over”. I declared. The men around released breaths they didn't know they were holding in once I left the room. Now they could breathe fine. I made my way down to my parking lot. I slipped in behind the wheels as I brought my engine to life. I had a funeral to officiate. I had married Roberta because we were compatible. The perfect couple in the eyes of the press, that was what I needed. She was just a model I picked up from the runway for a one night stand. She stuck around and proved herself loyal, resulting in our marriage.

she insisted before turning her back on us. I didn't have any choice but to go back to my seat. I wanted to protest when Adam suddenly stood up and went to a beautiful woman who was drinking alone at the bar. I crossed my arms on my chest when we were finally alone. We were both silent and no one dares to break the silence. I'm still mad at him for giving his calling card to that woman. How can he shamelessly flirt with another woman while his wife is just around the corner? Seriously Tonia? Wife? Really?

It was such a shame she rarely smiled anymore. Her husband’s name was Robert. Dr. Robert Wallis. When they first met he was finishing his last year in med school. She was working on her degree in design. They spent every moment together after the day she spilled her coffee all over his midterm paper. He introduced himself as Robbie, and she introduced herself as Kat. It was a perfect love. A fun, spontaneous love. They spent every break traveling. If she tried hard enough she could still feel the summer sun on her skin and taste the tequila on his lips. They would pick up a post card from every place they went and tac it up on a cork board, along with their favorite picture from t