Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Marriage Without Boundaries: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

~Marriage and parenting are closely tied together, almost interdependent. A good relationship with your partner can make you a good and healthy parent.~Leon and Soo-heeThe city life kept Leon and Soo-hee very busy. The expense of living in the city was taxing on the mind and body as they both worked Monday through Friday to make ends meet. But ever since they had Paige and now Javelin became an addition to the Sullivan family, Auntie and Uncle have become monthly babysitters. A tiny squeak from the guest room wiped the sleep out of Leon's eyes and put a genuine smile on his face, hearing the newest addition, his nephew Jave, who gave him the brightest light. He was awake and needed his uncle, who decided to let Soo-hee sleep until little Paige wakes up, especially since she is pregnant. They wanted to give Hailey and Jake time to enjoy at least one Sunday a month alone. Leon got up, hit the bathroom, and entered Javelin’s room, where the baby could now sit up and shakily on the be

~“Admiring a person is one thing, but desiring them is something else. To desire someone is like appreciating a masterpiece; your eyes trace every detail with keen interest.~The following day, the young lady wakes up before Rome does. Feeling enthusiastic, hoping his intoxication has worn off. She had been waiting all night for him to make love to her. Instead, she began kissing him on his neck, making her way down the center of his chest. Still very much asleep and unresponsive to her attempts, he doesn't budge. But when his phone rang, that unique ringtone that he never ignored. Rome's eyes popped open almost automatically.The girl smiles, "It's your cell phone, just ignore it." "I can't. It's my father."The girl laughs, "For sure, ignore it. You're all mine right now."Nothing turned him off more than her words at that very second. He rolls his nude body over and picks up his cell phone off the night table next to the bed. "Hello, Dad?" "Yes, Good morning. I just wanted to

"Another one bit the dust today." Bridgette sadly uttered to her friend Charmaine.They've been friends for a long time with the bride, since junior high school. They were officially called the Four Musketeers in high school. Now, one by one, they have all been married off. It didn't matter their family status; they knew the eventual outcome: they all would be presented with an arranged marriage.All four of the girls are really attractive, and their hands in marriage have been sought after more than once. Her father was determined to marry her off well, especially to Bridgette Reed. She is an attractive, intelligent, and talented young lady, and so are her friends. But since her father did business with a lot of wealthy men.They've always taken an interest in Mr. Reed's daughter. But Bridgette was never interested in the men who showed interest in her or the men her father selected. Juhi is also very attractive and intelligent, but her issues are totally different. You see, she is a

“Father, I've asked you, please try not to marry me off to a complete stranger.”“Bridgette, he won’t always be a stranger.”“Who is this man? Look, whoever he is, I'm not interested in arranged marriages.”“So, will you just be single for the rest of your life?! Bridgette, the way you've been handling men isn't right!”“Mom, could you please tell Dad I would appreciate it if he dropped the whole subject? If I'm meant to be in a relationship, then it will happen.”“But how, Bridgette?" Her mom asked, deeply concerned.“I don't know how, mother. But I don't want to marry this way.”"It's our way! This is how we do things in the Reed family!" Her father yelled.******Bridgette Reed sat on the edge of her bed, the dim light filtering through the lace curtains casting intricate shadows on the floor. She stared at the ornate dress that hung limply from its hook, a supposed symbol of joy and celebration. Yet, for her, it was nothing more than a yoke, a heavy chain tethering her to expectat

Rome had dealt with enough women to know them. He could tell the type he liked right off without a word. He was giving her that coy smile of his. She flashed a cordial smile back at him. “I owe you that rain check, right?” Rome's eyes were peering and staring at Bridgette."Don’t look at me like you're sweet and innocent. You're not fooling anyone but your dad. You’re not sweet.” Rome says as his eyes narrow sexily at her."I think we should start over.” "I just might do that," Rome says as their eyes stay locked on one another, flirting. She turned away first, breaking their eye contact, to conveniently look away. “Let’s go.” Fifteen minutes later, they ended up in the city at a nightclub. Swish, swish, swish! As she walked to the dance floor, Rome almost got whiplash watching her hips move. Those hips and her plump backside that her dress had the pleasure of hugging, leaving him with no choice but to want to hug it too.Rome noticed her soft hands accompanied by long, polish