Mr Melendez, your wife wants divorce long ago novel

Her Spark Ignites Tonight By J.S. Caldwell 13 Summary Kayla gently led Arabella into the bedroom, sensing her daughter's distress and asking if she had fought with Jayceon. Arabella, overwhelmed with emotion, finally broke down in tears, revealing the deep pain caused by Jayceon's betrayal. Kayla, understanding her daughter's heartbreak, offered unwavering support as Arabella expressed her decision to seek a divorce because Jayceon's true love had returned.

Outside the room, Arabella's father appeared defeated and blamed himself for the family's troubles, which had worsened after the Palmer family's financial collapse and dependence on Jayceon. Arabella chose to stay with her parents that night, finding comfort in their care. When Jayceon arrived and discovered her absence, he was unsurprised and calmly informed the family that Arabella was with her parents, citing their kindness and reasonableness. Tensions rose as Tabitha and Kimberly confronted Jayceon, criticizing his coldness and lack of concern for Arabella's disappearance.

They urged him to support his mother and Arabella, but Jayceon remained indifferent, confident that Arabella would return when ready. Tabitha warned him that his cruelty might cost him Arabella for good, but Jayceon dismissed her concerns, recalling Arabella's wedding vows to stand by him. Tabitha and Kimberly then visited Arabella at the Palmer home, hoping to persuade her to reconcile with Jayceon. Despite their pleas, Arabella firmly declared her decision to divorce, surprising Tabitha and causing Kimberly to worry.

Kayla supported her daughter's choice, acknowledging Jayceon's love for another and emphasizing the lack of children between Arabella and Jayceon. With that, Tabitha left quietly, leaving a heavy silence as Arabella stood resolute in her decision. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 13 Kayla gently guided Arabella into the quiet sanctuary of the bedroom. "Bella, please be honest with me. Did you have a fight with Jay?" she asked softly, her voice tinged with concern. A mother's intuition is often unerring.

Kayla had been watching Arabella closely these past few days, noticing the subtle signs of exhaustion etched across her daughter's face. The usual spark in Arabella's eyes had dimmed, replaced by a heavy weariness that worried Kayla deeply. When Arabella finally broke down, tears flowing without pause, Kayla's heart clenched with fear. "Bella, did Jayceon do something to hurt you?" she whispered, her voice cracking with worry. Kayla knew her daughter inside and out. Arabella's love for Jayceon ran deeper than anything else in her life-even deeper than her own well-being.

Kayla was certain that only a betrayal from Jayceon could cause her such profound pain. Arabella remained silent, sinking into Kayla's embrace like a fragile leaf caught in a storm. She sobbed freely, releasing all the anguish she had been holding back. As a woman who had faced her own battles, Kayla understood immediately what this meant. She wept alongside her daughter, sharing in the heartbreak that filled the room. Eventually, Arabella's tears subsided, leaving her drained and hollow. She wiped her face with trembling hands, then looked up at Kayla with a quiet resolve.

"Mom, the woman Jayceon loves is back. I want a divorce." Kayla brushed away the last of her daughter's tears with gentle fingers. "Whatever you decide, Bella, your father and I will stand by you. You're not alone in this." When they stepped out of the bedroom, Arabella caught sight of her father standing near the doorway. His eyes were red-rimmed, and his hands trembled so violently that he struggled to hold the grocery basket steady. This strong, dependable man looked utterly defeated as he whispered, "It's all my fault.

I'm useless." If the Palmer family hadn't fallen apart, he vowed, Arabella would never have had to endure such pain. But the years had been hard on the Palmers. They had leaned heavily on Jayceon's support-and now owed the Melendez family more than they could repay. Jayceon was too ashamed to confront Arabella or demand any explanation. That evening, Arabella chose not to return home. Instead, she stayed with her parents, seeking refuge in their love and understanding. When Jayceon arrived and noticed Arabella was absent, he wasn't shocked.

It made sense-she was always so thoughtful and caring. Her mother had just been discharged from the hospital, after all, and it was natural for Arabella to want to stay and keep her company. Jayceon informed the rest of the family that Arabella was back with her parents, hoping to ease their worries. Upon hearing the news, Tabitha and Kimberly hurried over, only to find Arabella wasn't there. Jayceon explained calmly, "Her mother was discharged today. Arabella's staying with them for now." Tabitha raised her hand, ready to slap him in frustration, but the blow never connected.

"Jay," she said sharply, "Kayla just got out of the hospital. Shouldn't you be going to help them?" Jayceon shook his head, unconcerned. "Mom, Bella's parents are kind and reasonable. They won't mind." The Palmer family had declared bankruptcy, leaving Jayceon without their support in his career. But Arabella's parents were different-loving and understanding, never causing him trouble. That was one less thing for him to worry about. Kimberly's anger boiled over. "Jay, how can you be so cold? Arabella was missing for days, and now she's back.

The least you could do is see her and explain yourself!" Jayceon replied coolly, "Don't worry. She'll come back when she's ready." Tabitha's voice trembled with fury. "Jayceon, you're as cold and heartless as your father. I didn't leave him because I couldn't bear to abandon you and your sister. I've regretted that decision every day since." She continued, her tone sharp and foreboding, "But you might not be so lucky. You and Arabella don't have children. There's no bond like that between you. If you stay this cruel and distant, she'll leave you for good." Jayceon's confidence was unshaken.

"Mom, don't be so dramatic. Arabella won't divorce me." He remembered her wedding vows vividly-how she had promised to give up her own life before giving up on him. Kimberly rolled her eyes in exasperation. Tabitha and Kimberly left Jayceon's house and made their way to the Palmer home to see Arabella. Kayla and Roderick welcomed them politely but firmly refused to let Arabella leave with them. Kimberly grasped Arabella's hand tightly, pleading, "Arabella, Jay knows he made mistakes. Please come back with us.

Mom will even slap him to help you get some anger out!" Arabella had already made up her mind about divorcing Jayceon and hadn't wanted to involve the older Melendez family members. But now that Tabitha was here, she decided it was time to be clear. She asked Kimberly to sit beside her, her voice steady and calm. "Tabitha," Arabella said quietly, "I've made my decision. I want a divorce." Tabitha's face shifted, a flicker of surprise crossing her features. Kimberly stood up, anxiety written across her face. "Arabella, I know Jay can be difficult, but you've been together for so many years.

Please don't be reckless." A bitter ache settled deep inside Arabella's chest. It was true-they had shared many years together, but it had always been a one-sided devotion on her part. Her voice was firm and unwavering. "I've thought this through. Please don't try to change my mind." Kayla's eyes were swollen from crying, but she didn't make things harder for Tabitha. "Tabitha, we'll always be grateful for what you've done for us over the years. Jay loves someone else.

They should get divorced-especially since they don't have children." Without another word, Tabitha turned and left the Palmer home, leaving a heavy silence in her wake. Conclusion The chapter closes on a poignant note of heartbreak and resolve, as Arabella confronts the painful reality of her marriage with Jayceon. Surrounded by the unwavering support of her parents and the concerned intervention of the Melendez family, she finds the courage to voice her decision to seek a divorce.

The emotional weight of years spent in one-sided devotion finally gives way to a quiet strength, underscoring the themes of love, betrayal, and the difficult choices that come with self-preservation. Amidst the turmoil, the bonds of family emerge as a source of solace and steadfast loyalty. Kayla and Roderick's protective embrace offers Arabella a refuge, while the tension between Jayceon and his own family highlights the fractures caused by pride and past mistakes.

Meanwhile, the tension between the Melendez and Palmer families is likely to intensify, with loyalties tested and old wounds reopened. As Arabella stands firm in her resolve, the story will explore the raw heartache and courage required to break free from a relationship that has long been one-sided. The presence of Tabitha and Kimberly adds another layer of complexity, hinting at the deep-rooted family conflicts and expectations that might challenge Arabella's path forward.

Readers can anticipate a chapter filled with poignant confrontations and quiet moments of reflection, setting the stage for transformative decisions that could change everything for the Palmer family. Lucia Morh Lucia Morh is a passionate storyteller who brings emotions to life through her words. When she's not writing, she finds peace nurturing her garden.