The Regrettable Divorce Novel Novels & Stories

“If Vanessa Reed decides to give a rogue interview to a high-society blog, your company’s stock valuation suffers.” “If your private marriage becomes a dramatic public spectacle, your institutional investors react by pulling capital.” “If the pregnancy leaks turn into an internet media war, the Reed Foundation becomes a toxic liability to our division.” Ethan’s eyes lifted from the paper, pinning her with a heavy, intense stare. “And what exactly do you suggest, Senior Director?” “Distance,” Claire said, the word landing in the quiet room with the heavy weight of an iron curtain. “Complete, unyielding distance. Separate the reality of your marriage entirely from the corporate business relati

I looked at the man before me, my mind still clouded with confusion. “Fine. Then let me ask you this—if you truly care about me, why did you so easily utter the word ‘divorce’?” ***** Everett’s POV: I froze. Yes… why had I blurted out divorce in a fit of anger? I regretted it deeply—so deeply I wished I could go back and kill my past self. But fate only allowed me to come back to today. Perhaps even the heavens deemed me too cruel. They granted me a second chance, but refused to let me win Scarlett’s forgiveness so easily.

"We've known each other for more than eight years now. Courted for a few months, married for two years, and divorced for over five years now. Ever since we met. It was an instant attraction, and the way she looks at me, or the way I look at her, no one has ever looked at me the way she did. The connection was undeniable. Everyone could see it, even though her family wasn't in support of our union, she sacrificed her inheritance for me, and that's when I knew, there was no one else in the world for me, but her. And, we were perfect. She was everything I could have ever asked for, and more. So much more." "But, what went wrong?" "Everything went wrong. After two years of being married, her bes

None of the Somerfield family cared about me and just urged James to get married to Nova. However, Nova walked over to me and pretended to be concerned. "Catherine, although you and James are divorced, we're still a family. You can come with us to the Glory afterwards for the celebration." I found her words hilarious. What was I going to celebrate? Was I going to celebrate my divorce or my ex-husband getting what he wanted and marrying his true love?

That question again. Always too late. Lena finally looked up. “Because I wanted one thing in my life untouched by legacy.” Her voice was steady. “You.” The word hit him harder than any accusation. She held his gaze. “And I was wrong.” Silence stretched between them. Heavy. Regret settling like dust. Then she walked past him. But just before reaching the door, she stopped. Without turning back, she said: “The tragedy isn’t that you divorced me, Sebastian.” A pause.

And I was holding him to it. “The divorce papers?” He looked up at me and I saw a flicker of sadness in his eyes. But I couldn’t let myself care. I reminded myself of our marriage and the way he had treated me all those years. His feeble apologies now didn’t make up for the years of neglect. “Yes, Jordyn,” I replied, lifting my chin. “Sign them. Let’s be done with this once and for all.” “Why now?” he asked. “I mean, what’s the rush?”

He mutters, " If you are sorry, then be sorry for yourself and your marriage. I am sure she asked for divorce because of your ignorance. I am warning you, Travis, the tendency of keeping the old memories and unable to erase them for the sake of your present will lead you to somewhere regretting!" Travis's eyes widen in shock. But not because of the warning but a sudden strong squeeze in his heart. He falls on knees, clenching his chest. His face turns and he gasps to suck some air in, but failed. The word regret keeps hitting his chest like drums. He is regretting, he is in pain because of the regret - But for what? Why is he regretting? Why is he hating the fact that she wants to divorce. "

I asked him again, raising my voice “You said you love. You said you wanted to marry me. Now you want a divorce?” He asked with a cold expression “Now I regret it,” I said “KIM!” he shouts my name “I regret it, and I want to leave!” I said, raising my voice at him “KIM!” he shouts my name again as if trying to caution me “What!” I replied

Because even for someone who said he loved her so much and didn't want to be separated from her like Darren did, he could still let her go so easily without even trying to hold her back. It was true that Vivi wanted this separation because she couldn't stand another marriage filled with fear with Darren. But when the man simply agreed to her request for a separation, Vivi couldn't help but feel devastated. "Do you regret it?" Bryan's question brought Vivi out of the reverie she had been in when thinking about her divorce from Darren. But instead of denying Bryan's question, Vivi nodded her head to justify the question. "Of course, I regret it. After all, I fell in love with him, and I've nev

Of course, they truly hated Ravelina. “That’s right, it’s better to just divorce!” the others said. Viona looked smug, while Regan remained silent, just as Ravelina did. “I do not agree with this divorce lawsuit.” Regan grabbed the divorce documents and tore them apart right in front of the entire Dominic family. Ravelina was certainly shocked to see what her husband did, as were Viona and several members of the Dominic family present there. “Regan, didn’t you want to divorce this barren woman, …”