Dear Husband Let's Get Divorced

When Samuel Pruitt indulgently watches another woman, Sarah Summers, take food right off Beth Henson’s plate, it is the final straw. Samuel defended Sarah's actions as preventing waste, yet he previously ignored Beth for three days over a sip of Sarah's yogurt. Realizing how toxic and suffocating her relationship has become, Beth decides she is done. Instead of buying a wedding home, she calls off the marriage and invests her five hundred thousand dollars into a classmate's startup.

After waking up for a glass of water, Suzanna accidentally witnesses her husband's coworker, Hank, in an intimate encounter with his girlfriend. Paralyzed by the sight, she fails to look away before Hank notices her presence. The following day, the situation takes a provocative turn when Hank corners her outside the bathroom. Questioning if she doubts his physical prowess compared to her husband, Luis, he decides to offer a scandalous demonstration that Suzanna never expected.

In a harsh omegaverse, silver-eyed Kai Voss is seized during a night raid by three formidable Alphas. Thorne, Aurelius, and Cassian haul the rebellious omega to their mountain lair, intending to claim him as their own. Though Kai fights back, his body eventually submits to their dominance. Through intense heats and severe discipline, the triad's pursuit becomes a dark fixation, breaking Kai down until he is transformed under their absolute, shared possession.

On his wedding day, Dami is abandoned by Jody Simmons, who leaves a sick infant she claims is her child with another man. Six years later, Jody returns, expecting to reclaim her place. Seeing Dami with a young girl, she assumes he raised her abandoned daughter. However, Dami reveals a shocking truth: he has moved on with his wife, Ivy. The girl isn't Jody’s child, but her own cousin, exposing the consequences of her past deception in this billionaire romance.

After witnessing his girlfriend, June Twitty, in an intimate embrace with her ex-boyfriend, Darren Bradley, downstairs, the narrator's trust is shattered. Following weeks of icy silence, June attempts to mend the rift by planning an elaborate candlelight dinner. She wants him to overlook her late-night outing with her ex and finally yield. Can their relationship survive this silent war of wills, or is the damage already done? This gripping modern romance explores the fragile boundaries of trust.

While exploring an old attic, a protagonist uncovers a strange photograph from 2010. It shows their younger self alongside an unknown boy labeled "Cousin Gael." Oddly, the protagonist has no memory of him, and the boy suddenly vanishes from the physical picture. Yet, during dinner, the rest of the family speaks of Gael's imminent visit with casual familiarity, leaving the protagonist frozen in terror. Who is this entity infiltrating their home, and why does everyone else remember him?