Todos os capítulos de Rose Ashford: No Longer The Oppressed Wife. : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 4

CHAPTER ONE:“I need you to exchange rooms with Lillian,” Jasper said. “She complained about feeling too lonely at night.” Rose froze, her fingers still around the pen she’d been using to write. She lifted her gaze from her book to meet her husband’s eyes. She couldn't have heard right. “I… I don't understand.”His face hardened. “What’s so hard to understand? Lillian will start sleeping with me in our bedroom tonight, and you take the guest room.”“But I’m your wife.” Her voice shook a little. “It makes no sense that Lillian gets to share our bedroom with you.” Jasper Thompson shot to his feet, his eyes blazing with anger. “Why do you always have to be so difficult and selfish even after all the sacrifices Lillian made for us? She was willing to be our surrogate and even refused payment, the least we could do is make her life easier.”Making her life easier by making mine harder?! Rose wanted to yell that in his face but held back, her nails digging into her palm. She knew from e

CHAPTER THREE:At 3:11 p.m., Rose was running late. The fashion designer had taken most of her time and she had less than thirty minutes to get stuff from the mall and get back home just in time. Which was no longer possible as she’d caused an accident, leaving scratches and a dent on the expensive-looking, black, sleek car, and in turn ruining her bumper.Rose immediately hopped out of her car as the driver in the black car stepped out, looking pissed.She hurried over to the man dressed in a dark suit. “I’m so sorry,” she said quickly. “I’m really sorry, I didn't mean to.”“Ma'am, you were driving recklessly, you could have killed people.”“You’re right,” she admitted earnestly, hoping the man would accept cash and keep insurance out of it. The last thing she needed was a claim on record—or, God forbid, the cops. Her family—especially her father-in-law—wouldn't let her live it down. She was just about to politely offer some cash when the back door suddenly opened and the man who