You Had This Divorce Coming Novels & Stories

Edward spoke looking into Liana's eyes, he felt he had that obligation. "That's not true, Edward!" Liana replied. "We are divorced, and I have nothing to do with you, just as you have no obligation to help me!" Liana's speech ended up making Edward angry, but he didn't let it show on his face. "Then consider it my compensation, after all, you didn't want the reward value after the divorce." He replied. "All right, then, so we close the partnership!" She replied getting ready to leave. "Tomorrow my company's representative will meet you to sign the contract, okay? "

I stood staring at his back, "You threatened me about divorcing mum before. At that time, I was not sure if mum wanted this divorce even though I know both of you do not have a great relationship. But now I am telling you, Divorce mum." Dad said something which I expected, "Divorcing your mum would create a scandal and a negative family image-"

He's obviousy aware i am in some sort of an abusive situation seeing as he has literally seen my husband yell at me in the middle of my drive way. "My husband and I are getting a divorce." I look over at him and he nods telling me to go on. So i went on. "He's not always been this bad there was a time, where we geniunly loved each other, after the kids he just got angrier." I swallowed the big lump in my throat.

They will simply shove the announcement down your throat, then tell you to get ready. “Sure, sir. I will go with you,” I agreed without a second thought. Sidd was already planning our divorce, so what more could go wrong? I left my boss’s office. At night, I sat on the bed, waiting for Sidd to join me. I will tell him about the trip anyway. He soon joined me. I faced him. I couldn’t believe we will be divorced soon. I cried inwardly. Perhaps, our relationship was never meant to be. Besides, we had started as enemies, so everything could certainly go wrong.

Michael's POV - I step into the living area, my heart heavy with a pain I never anticipated. How did we come to this point? A divorce, a word that once seemed so distant and improbable, is now our reality. If this is the path we must take, then so be it. The lawyer, a paragon of professionalism, awaits me. Time is of the essence, and without delay, he dives into the intricate details of the legal proceedings that lie ahead. His voice is crisp, each word a reminder of the gravity of the situation.

“We are on the verge of being in another mess.” Kylian’s peace had been short lived as he stared at the divorce papers. He could fell karma in the corner, staring at him intently as he could recall serving those to Chloe sometime ago. Now it was his turn to be left swinging on the wrong side of the balance as he went through the oddly familiar document. “How…?” he had no strength left within him, let alone the words to vent his disbelief. “This doesn’t make any sense.” “Well it will when you have lawyers on your ass,” Mrs. Kincaid said, “You’re at the risk of having another divorce in almost the same year. And you better bear in mind that this spouse is not going to show any pity or peaceful

"It was a contract marriage…” "But it could end now. We have been wasting our youth. You do not want it, and I do not want it either.” Siena was glad that Grandfather Harper wasn't here. He was taking treatments abroad, and the divorce would come as a huge surprise for him. He would surely get over it, poor man.

Bring your sewing kit. With the countdown to our divorce ticking away, I had no intention of sacrificing any more of my time for him. Yet, his messages kept coming. [If you don’t show up, I can’t guarantee I’ll make it to the divorce proceedings. Or is this divorce just another ploy to play hard to get?] Ha! I let out a cold laugh. I was exhausted but grabbed my sewing kit before heading out. The evening traffic was dreadful. By the time I reached Willow Creek, Callum and the rest had already drunk their fill.

No one is supposed to sound casual filing for a divorce. A divorce. After all, we just had? I don’t speak— it’s not that I don’t know what to say, I do, But my voice feels like it’s frozen and it’s being stung by thousands of bees. His hands around my waist shift to sit there properly and I realize we’re both naked, in each others’ hands and he is propelling a divorce. What did I expect? I should have seen this coming—No, I did see it coming!

"I can see it, Sarah. The same way I knew I was going to break if I didn't get out of that cycle." "What are you trying to say?" She asked. "Maybe, I should push the divorce back." Sarah was ready to disagree but I cut her off. "For now. It is inevitable. It will happen, I promise. Just not now." . . . _______________