ACCIDENTALLY IN MATRIMONY のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 31 - チャプター 40

Chapter 31 Isabella didn't know what to think of what happened to her and her grandmother. She never liked Jenna and she made her intentions known. She wasn't accommodating, she wasn't accepting of her and she never ever really answered any of the questions. Any questions she would ask you just keep quiet and just ignore what she asked which of course she knew made her father mad but she didn't care. Eli on the other hand had a heart like his father's he was a sweet boy who is accepting of anyone his father introduces them too ,you are staying over at his grandmother's house because he was being protected from what was going on but he wasn't contact with his sister and they spoke almost every night except for the time when she was very sore ever since Isabella was back from the hospital they've been talking non-stop and they've been swapping notes about everything else that has been going on that included their father being married to someone that they sort of like because Isabella th

Chapter 33 Meagan was driving back from the hospital with her mother,they always had a great mother daughter relationship but they also had a somewhat weird relationship didn't think of it because they never told us about their past and although she put in the work with regards to getting healed and getting the right help and actually forgiving her father this could be set for her brother and mother who didn't want to talk about the past but they had to acknowledge that the past did exist and that they did go through what they went through she didn't feel guilty for not being there to save them but she of course felt someone responsible for what had happened when she wasn't there. Both Georgia and Megan had therapy with the psychologist and the psychologist that they saw was a psychologist paid for by Greyson. brazen didn't want to participate in anything he told himself that he was fine but he knew that his brother wasn't fine he was just delaying the inevitable which was talking ab

Chapter 35 The past week had been difficult for Greyson. From the day his sister brought their mother home, to his daily visits to Cassie, prompted by his sister's words during breakfast with his daughter and her new boyfriend. Visiting Cassie wasn't the hard part; it was the emotional turmoil he'd endured earlier in the week. He grappled with unresolved issues, some he couldn't solve. He was grateful for Logan's presence, for without him, he might have retreated entirely, instead of facing his problems. When Megan returned home on Sunday, bringing their mother, Greyson knew he was in for a long week. His mother was a strong personality, and they often clashed or disagreed. The current point of contention was his marriage to Cassandra Hunter. He was surprised when she began their Sunday brunch by asking about his week and his feelings. *Flashback* Greyson was in the guest room, ensuring his mother had everything she needed. "Grey, I know what I said hurt your feelings, and I know

Chapter 37Greeting her mother-in-law,and hospital gown smelling of barbecue sauce wasn't gas is ideal way to meet MRS Christianson, but given the situation it was the ideal situation for Grey. he had made a decision that would affect the rest of his life forever or so he thought because Cassie had given him an option to divorce her after the three months they had to stay married was over.you wanted to get to know her at a deeper level because they got married before I could do everything else that they could get into with regards to being a proper couple he likes doing things by the book but this by far has been the most strangest thing that he's ever done and it's out of pocket for him but he knows very well how to do things and give them purpose you are so practical man after all. He stood outside Cassie's room while Georgia and Cassie had a conversation. his mother asked him to step out for a little bit when he called her in to come see her wife at first Cassie was reluctant to se

Chapter 39 A thick, suffocating silence descended upon Cassie’s small hospital cubicle after Georgia’s departure, heavier than the sterile air that clung to everything. Cassie felt bruised, not just from her fall, but from the sharp edges of Georgia’s accusations, each word a carefully aimed shard of glass. She immediately texted Michael, a brief, almost frantic message, a shield against the possibility of Jacob’s return after his mother’s visit. The emotional fallout was too significant, the swirling vortex of doubt and confusion too intense to navigate with anyone who wasn't intimately familiar with the tempest raging within her own mind. She needed Michael, her anchor, the one person she trusted implicitly to help her sift through the debris of Georgia’s pronouncements and discern some semblance of truth. The encounter with Georgia had shattered the fragile image of a peaceful reunion Cassie had nurtured in her mind. Instead, it had been an ambush, Georgia’s words weaponized truth