April's Last Fool — The Courthouse Papers

i stared at the man in front of me five years ago he had held my hand and stood before the old dawn saying i'm definitely marrying this woman for him i thought i was his firmest for his so-called childhood sweetheart bets i had already compromised for five this time i put my hands behind my back and clutched that paper but i'm pregnant

Hazel that's a brilliant move you even made up a pregnancy just to stop me from winning fine you're better at April Fool's Day than I am Hazel it's just a bet if you can't afford to lose just say so joking about a child isn't very nice he grabbed my wrist with surprising exactly let's go hurry up any later in the courthouse will be closed how am I supposed

to get the divorce done then he pulled me along as he walked out taking big hurried Five years. He had used the novels I wrote to build the publishing company from nothing into an industry leader, supporting the family But every year I had to endure his absurd April Fool's Day pranks against me for Serafina's sake. On the way to the courthouse, Luciano drove extremely fast. Once in the hall, he grabbed a divorce agreement from the front desk.

Sign it quickly. After you sign, I still have to rush back and fulfill the bet with Serafina.