A Crippled Wife In A Cold Marriage Novels & Stories

“I got crippled two months ago. The doctor say I’d never be able to work. Sure, we might have lots of servants to assist me, but as my wife, you’d be my number one caregiver. Plus, I wouldn’t be able to satisfy you in bed. I can’t get your pregnant. Do you want that kind of life for yourself?” “Yes.”She answered, immediately and bluntly. I blinked, surprised. What was the deal with this family?! *JANELLE* There was an eerie feeling about this man and I already knew that this marriage won’t last. I wasn’t hoping it would last anyway. I already had a deal with Gary. So I’ll play my part and once I get married to this man, Gary had better play his. And I also kind of understood why this man was

“I lived in a small three-bedroom house that my dad bought when he had a decent job. Our door needed to be replaced, but we couldn’t afford it. There were cracks in it, and we put insulation over it to keep the house cool in the summer and warm in the winter. I was living there 18 months ago. Now, I am standing in front of a mansion with iron and glass doors. But it isn’t because I worked hard- “Don’t say you didn’t earn this,” Max interrupts, his voice laced with annoyance. “You are my wife. Did things start well? No. But look where we are. You deserve this and so much more for what I put you through.” Max grabs both my hands in his, “My achievements are yours. You saw a broken man and didn

He got me sick. He didn’t just ruin my life and marriage, he ruined me. I shook my head, my grip tightening on the steering wheel. How could I have been so stupid? How could I not have seen this coming? Or maybe I did see it. Maybe I ignored all the signs because I believed him too much. I wanted to believe we were a team. That I was his person. His wife. But in the end, I was just standing there, alone. Lonely, stupid, ridiculed, and made fun of.

As they dragged Talia off, she twisted back and spat, "I put up with being your wife for seven years—that's more than you deserved. You think you're some prize? "You can't get anyone pregnant, and you've been useless in bed for years. No one wants you unless she's desperate. "So what if I went to Danny? When things go wrong, maybe look at yourself. A guy like you thinks I should've stayed loyal?" After we got married, we ran every test trying for a kid. Nothing happened. I told her to take it slow. I even got her pricey meds to help. She quit after a few days. So she thought I was the problem? That I couldn't perform?

All of this had been relayed to me immediately by my lawyer, Chris, through his own methods. After hearing what happened, I was actually very calm. There was not a trace of pity, nor a hint of satisfaction. I had simply watched this farce, born of greed and stupidity, move step by step toward its inevitable end. I just watched as her world collapsed. After being thrown out by Kyle, Jean had finally realized that she had lost everything. With nowhere left to turn, she had pinned her last hope on me. She had probably thought that 10 years of marriage would at least keep me from being too ruthless.

There was no going back. --- My chest tightened, a cold, sharp ache gnawing at me as I sat frozen, pen hovering over the marriage contract. Tears ran silently down my cheeks, unbidden, while my body shivered as though the air itself were trying to suffocate me. I felt as though I were trapped in a dream, one where the world pressed down and left me gasping for breath.

She looked out the window at the dark street. "He’s my husband," she murmured. "He should have seen it." "He’s a product," I countered. "You have to understand the factory. Gideon is a machine, but Helena is the one who built him to be cold. She’s the one who wired him to stay silent while Selene and the staff tore you down. She programmed the indifference. To Gideon, the marriage was a strategic merger. He didn't know the merger was founded on a fraudulent debt his mother created."

One clause caught her eye: The wife shall reside at the Cross Estate for the duration of the contract. Another: Public appearances shall be mandatory when requested by the husband. And another, colder still: Any breach of contract shall result in immediate forfeiture of assets and liquidation of Harper & Co. Her stomach knotted. This wasn’t a marriage. It was a business transaction, written in chains. Yet at the very end, in bold letters, sat a single line that chilled her more than all the others combined: Failure to comply will be treated as personal betrayal. She didn’t know why, but those words unsettled her more than threats of money or power. They felt personal.

Though it was his wife who had covered up his pitiful incompetence for the past seven years, the cowardly husband firmly believed that all those faults were his wife's doing. Instead, a male's despicable anticipation hovered around the corners of his mouth. The vile hope that he could escape his useless wife and embrace fresh, new skin. Do-yeon, crouching in the back, flinched violently as if her shoulders had been struck by lightning. A colossal pillar in a corner of her heart collapsed. Now, branded with the terrible stigma of a barren woman abandoned by the family. She would rot away as an old woman in the isolated pavilion for the rest of her life, unable to escape the fate of a living w

" Sorry! Wifey! I think you should drive first and I will meet you soon. Do not have lunch without me!" Charlotte finds it seducing to her. But she is quite surprised by her husband's personality. On top of everything, She knows how strong her husband is. Even though, She was disappointed that she was being tricked to marry a crippled young man She never thought that he would be a considerate person.