When She Ended It With Divorce Novels & Stories

This sentence made the newly arising doubts in Samuel's heart disappear; his eyes darkened, his voice cold: "Natalie, since you're here, we must divorce today; it's useless for you to delay." A small and strong white lotus. What a fool she was, blinded by. Natalie wiped her tears, snorted coldly, and walked inside. A moment later, Natalie walked out of that place. Natalie stood by the roadside looking at the purple-red divorce papers under her fingertips, and sighed. As Natalie passed Lily, she straightened her back and puffed out her chest, her expression showing pride. "Thank you for returning the position of young lady to me."

She sneered. “Look, Van—“ But she cut him off. “Don’t worry.” She said after a matter of seconds. ”My father is already dead, so you wouldn’t need to be concerned anymore, so stop fucking reasoning about his health, Zachary.” He wasn’t expecting that. How can he not know? How can Zachary not notice? Nobody told him. “I didn’t know.” That was the only thing he blurted out. “Well, now you know.” Vanessa dismissed the looks of surprise on his face. “Now, the one I am asking?” She added. “ I wanted a divorce, and I wanted it now, Zach.”

Looking for ways to get rid of her. She stood by my side, enduring all the pains. But I paid no attention to time. Everything has a limit, they always say. And that love she had for me, came to a stop that day I woke up to find her beside me on the bed, naked. I was surprised to see us in that state. But my stupidity got the better of me, and I ruined it all. Macey finally broke her limit and ended the relationship right there. Gosh! Why did I agree to the divorce? If I had realized it sooner I wouldn't have done what I did. I was just in a haste to get rid of her and bring in Charlotte. Now she's gone from me.

I tried to persuade her and make her see a point while she helped me out of my suit jacket. “Things have spoil beyond the point of repair. Don’t act like you don’t know that. Nothing can ever get back the way it used to be. Divorce is the only way out for the both of us” Her words get me to shut up in no time, everything I was about to say dying in my throat. She continued to work effortlessly on my hand until a notification popped up on her phone which caught both of our attention.

Never once did she think she would ever utter those words after she married him three years ago. She turned to face him one last time, her eyes filled with a mixture of pain and disappointment. Until the very end, she tried to hold on but it was just too much for her now. “I’m letting you go. Isn’t this what you’ve wanted to hear from me? Fine! I’ll file for a divorce, and you don’t have to worry about your money. I won’t take a single cent. I don’t need you to stay with me out of pity. I can stand on my own. I know when it’s time to leave when I’m no longer wanted.”

As soon as she finished speaking, her neck tightened. John's fingers tightly gripped her neck. He said with a fierce expression, "Say it again?" Safire closed her eyes, "Let's divorce." She had stopped taking the medicine. All the broken memories had been recollected. This kind of marriage that had been deceived and forced to live for half of her life, she did not have the courage nor the perseverance to continue.

POV: Ethan “This is it, Ethan! I’m done! I’m fucking done! I want a divorce! It’s either she leaves or I leave, Ethan. I want a divorce!” she told me angrily, uttering the very words I had dreaded all my life. I had always wanted a woman I could love completely, a woman I would spend the rest of my life with. Divorce was never an option; I never wanted to be a divorcee. And yet, here I am, faced with the very word I dreaded so much… Divorce.

“Then it’s settled. You will have the draft documents by midnight. Enjoy your freedom, Igor. You’re going to need it.” She turned and left the same way she came, efficient and cold. I watched the door close, the silence returning, but this time, it was the sound of a closing chapter, not a waiting room. The divorce was handled, the terms were set, and the financial hurdle was cleared. Now, all that remained was the final, devastating, public explosion that would separate Killian from his old life and deliver him into mine.

"Look, I meant to do this more gently, but I guess the timing worked out. I want a divorce, Melanie. Here are the divorce papers." She couldn’t believe what she had just heard. “Divorce?” She asked in a shaky voice, her eyes darting between Hardin and the papers. “I've already signed. It's over, Melanie, as of today. Now please leave so Natalia and I can celebrate my birthday properly." Melanie felt as though her heart was going to burst out of her chest any moment from now on. She was shaking with hurt, anger, and disbelief. She stood numbly, staring down at the divorce papers Hardin had thrown in her face. It was hard to believe this was really happening—that after two years of marriage, h

she replied I breathed out in relief “We haven't been able to prove it, but here am going to tell you this, I am not gonna let some horrible, miserable, wicked person without a soul destroy my marriage. I mean, anyone who sleeps with another person's husband is clearly the devil, right? I mean...anyways, I have said all that is to say, am not going through with the divorce She concluded I felt a sting in my heart as she said those words. "No?” I asked.