A'ja Wilson Married Novels & Stories

I exclaimed once more, trying to connect all the dots together. "Mr. Jaxon , what is the matter? Isn't she your fiance like she claimed?" The therapist asked, getting absolutely worried. "Lisa had never been my fiance. As a matter of fact, we barely dated years ago and that was all. I left because she almost killed me and got married to Ayla and I have been living comfortably with Ayla, till she spawned out of nowhere in my company." I explained.

But my husband doesn't have a girlfriend. “Jace of course. Jace Williams has a girlfriend!" She replied and i felt the whole blood in me dried up that instant

Jessica chuckled, "Let's have a drink together. I should also tell you what I've been up to lately..." * Gail's jaw dropped in shock when she heard that Jessica was married and that her husband was Christian, the president of Maddox Group. "Jess, pinch me. Am I dreaming?" Jessica smiled, "It's true. Although it does seem like a dream." Jessica told Gail everything that happened from the time she and Christian met to the time they got their marriage license. After a long silence, Gail asked, "I have a question. Why... why did Christian have to marry you?"

"Alright, alright, don't cry. Mom will find a way to help you, I promise." The TV was still on, and it was broadcasting entertainment news. "Aaron, the CEO of Aaron Brown's company, and his new wife, Elaine Smith, were seen taking wedding photos at the beach. The bride, dressed in a white wedding gown, looked stunning and beautiful. The groom was seen affectionately helping his beloved wife adjust her wedding dress."

She whispered to him with a serious gaze and Alex almost couldn’t help to pinch those adorable cheeks. “Alex, what are you doing here? Are we getting married? You know about this from the start?” Aria's eyes grew wider when she bombed him with questions that lingered on her mind since the first time she realized he was the man whom Jasmine and her father talking about that day. Her confused state made her mind rule out another specific thing that Jasmine told her about ‘the man’ and why she didn’t want to marry him. She just couldn’t believe that Alexander, her friend, now sitting next to her, was a fine man like always, and they were just married.

“Are Aaliyah and your son legally married?” “Oh dear, don’t tell me you’re falling for him already.” “No, I’m not,” I said quickly. “Just—it’s for a different reason. So tell me, did Aaliyah and Rodrigo legally get married?” “Well, as far as the public is concerned, they are married. But in reality, they never actually got married. Just bought the rings and that’s that.” “Shit.” I ran a hand through my hair. “What’s the matter, dear?” “N-nothing. Alright, I need a favor.”

It was him. He really was Elias Ward. Ava nodded her head in agreement. " That's him.. that's the man" she pointed to Elias in the picture. Jane looked at Ava in shock,she had just confirmed everything. " You got married to Elias Ward... your husband is a billionaire!" Jane shouted. "How is this possible... how did you do it?" " I don't know... I'm as shocked as you are" Ava said. This was beyond her wildest imaginations. " Wait... let's calm down and process this. I need a strong drink" Jane said as she moved to the fridge to get wine for the both of them. Ava sat still on the chair not moving,she was still in a daze from what she said.

Kissiwaa advised. “I know you're looking out for me and all, but my Todd isn't like that, can we change the topic now?" Aidah asked irritated. “Yes, Ma," Kissiwaa said dropping the topic. “Good," Aidah added. Aku and Kwesi had gotten married the previous day. Their ceremony was a lavished one. She woke up early to prepare breakfast for her husband. They were currently on their honeymoon in Dubai. She prepared tombrown porridge with toasted bread as she set the table. She went to the bathroom to brush her teeth after which she proceeded to wake her hubby up

Soon, Wilson hugs me, saying, "Jude had to leave without me. He needed me to fix some loose ends before I left." "What loose ends?" Wilson answers, "Regarding the wedding." Then he asks Jamie, "Do you have it?" Jamie nods, and Wilson continues, "You didn't show Ajay, did you?" "No! No!" "Whew!" He laughs before saying, "Jude would've killed me!" Feeling left out, I say, "So now Jamie knows more than me?" "No way, Ajay. It's a wedding surprise." Quickly, he covers his mouth and adds, "See, I'm telling too much already."

“Oh, I don’t know… a proper introduction, for starters. Maybe a place for us in your life again.” Us. I froze. The boy’s eyes were green—Kian’s green. His hair, dark and unruly, was an echo I couldn’t deny. My chest tightened, but before I could speak, Kian’s voice cut the air like steel. “Jessica, I’m married.” Jessica’s lips curled into a smile that wasn’t a smile at all. Her gaze flicked to me, sharp as a blade, before she turned back to him. “Then get a divorce,” she said, her words dripping venom. “Because I’m the one carrying the Wilson heir.”