The Billion-dollar Divorce Novels & Stories

"Sebastian, no. No, please—" "I want a divorce, Vanessa!" His words shattered me into a million pieces. "In a few days, my company is signing a deal that's worth 2.3 billion dollars," he continued, his voice cold and businesslike, as though he were in a board meeting instead of destroying his wife. "I'll be on every major news channel, every business magazine, and every social media platform in the world. I'm going to be one of the richest men in the world, Vanessa." He paused, his eyes boring into mine. "And I can't have you anywhere near me."

And do you even know how much she’s entitled to if she divorces? Marsha frowned. “How much? And let me warn you, money doesn’t change anything. If she marries Miles, she’ll be a divorcée. There’s no way my son is marrying someone like…” Before she could finish, Ronald cut her off sharply. “More than one billion dollars.” Marsha froze in stunned silence.

But the truth will bring you back. Attached was a document. The divorce filing. Unsigned. My breath caught painfully as reality crashed down on me. I was not just facing my past. I was still legally trapped inside it.

“What wasn’t?” She frowned. The accusation in her eyes obvious. “This.” She jabbed the bottom of the pen at the fine print. Fine print she was supposed to miss, most people do, most people don’t actually settle down to read a contract line for line before signing. It was either she had a bad experience in the past with contracts with hidden clauses or she just didn’t trust me. My bet? It was both. “That is only a necessary precaution.” I shrugged. “Paying a half a million dollars if I want a divorce before the contract ends, is not just a precaution.” She hissed. She was right. It was punishment for her.

He said as he advised her. "So what brought you here, I didn't order for anything." Rita calmly said. "Uhmm… Yeah, I was ordered to drop this divorce file in this apartment and I'm sure that this is the apartment." He answered her. Rita stared at the divorce agreement in her hands, her heart sinking with a mix of emotions. She couldn't believe that Jaden, the man she had loved so deeply, was ending their relationship with such finality. The weight of the billion-dollar fortune he had given her only added to her pain.

I placed the suitcase in the trunk and adjusted my dark sunglasses to hide the redness around my eyes after an exhausting night before replying coldly, “No need.” With that, I opened the car door and drove straight out of the estate, leaving behind a group of bewildered servants who had no idea what was happening. A few minutes after I left the estate, my phone chimed with a notification informing me that one billion dollars had been deposited into my account as compensation. According to the contract, the moment the divorce agreement bearing my signature was delivered to Dominic Group's legal team and the court, I would receive one billion dollars in compensation without any questions asked

The segment was titled Corporate Scandals: When Love Breaks the Ledger. “Public reaction has been massive,” said the male anchor, flipping through his notes. “The divorce between billionaire Alex Spencer and his wife Eva has gone viral, trending across all platforms for the past twenty-four hours. Some sympathize with Mr. Spencer, others think this is karma for years of questionable corporate dealings.”

Chapter 182 Elowen Headlines. Dozens of them. All from two days ago. BILLIONAIRE HUSBAND ANNOUNCES DIVORCE: "WE'VE DECIDED TO GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS" REMORSEFUL BILLIONAIRE HUSBAND ISSUES APOLOGY TO WIFE AFTER PREVIOUS VIDEO BILLIONAIRE HUSBAND ADRAIN, ADDRESSES DIVORCE: "I WAS HURT AND LASHED OUT"

Like she had finally gotten exactly what she wanted. That smile— cut deeper than the knife. Evan’s breathing turned uneven. He looked at her. “Fifty billion,” he said hoarsely. “Is that enough?” A divorce settlement. What she had asked for before. Ten billion hadn’t been enough. She wanted half. Now— he was offering more. Just to end it.

She said, getting up to start packing her bags. She packed all her belongings, making sure not to leave a single thing behind because it would end up getting burned by the new madam of the house, she thought. By the time she was done packing, it was 3:00 am. She took the envelope from the nightstand and went through it; she saw there was an alimony of 1 billion dollars. ‘Wow! That’s huge.’ She couldn’t believe to get rid of her, Trey was willing to pay her a billion for accepting the divorce.