Money can't please her in bed

Chapter 23

With all the mix feelings I get from this decision, I know one thing for sure, my parents would be proud of me. I never saw this day coming. I never thought the day I would be walking into a Lawyer's office to file for divorce would come. This feels like a dream or a hard blow to the head.

I sighed and pressed the buzzer at my Lawyer's office. It made a ding sound to signal to me that it was open. I pushed the door and was now inside the cool air-conditioned waiting room of Mr. Bradshaw's office. I confirmed my appointment and sat down. I tapped my fingers on my lap nervously as I anticipated my appointment.

"Mrs. Clarke, you can come this way," Mr. Bradshaw's secretary said and directed me to his office.

As I entered my Lawyers office an inspirational quote caught my eyes.

Dont let this world make you bitter. Dont let the actions of other people turn you cold on the inside. Certain things happen that hurt, people, come that leave us, and there are moments when youre bound to fall but Dont let those things make you unkind.

Writer unknown

I tilted my head and thought of how deep this writer must have been thinking.

Mr. Bradshaw walked into the office and extended his arm to me. I got up and shook it.

Hello lovely lady, he greeted.

I blushed, Hello Mr. Bradshaw

"You can have a seat Mrs. Clarke" he instructed and pointed towards the seats.

I sat back down.

We discuss my divorce and he advised me of the advantages and disadvantages. I was told that the prenuptial agreement that I had signed before the day we got married was still valid and I would not be entitled to anything if I divorce Paul. I was disappointed but I went through with it because all I wanted was my freedom.

The thought of starting over, going back to the life I lived before Paul scared me. Am I ready for this? I asked myself.

Ready or not I shuffled in my seat and took the pen from Mr. Bradshaw and signed the papers. I took one last look at the motivational quote and walked briskly out of his office.

Mr. Bradshaw was a good friend of Paul's. They went to school together. He seemed disappointed in my decisions and tried to convince me otherwise. He said that doing this was going to tear Paul apart. I realize one thing about men. They never look on both sides of a story when it had something to do with their male counterparts. They were loyal to a fault when it came to each other that they turned a blind eye to anything bad on the masculine side of a story. Females on the other hand hardly show this much loyalty to each other.