Abdl Couple Novels & Stories

She try her very best to leave the comfort of his body –even though they're not really cuddling, it looks like she's leaning her head on his chest and shoulder– but failed miserably. Came in Kaadira, Naazwa and Maaysa with paper bags in both their hands. They stood in their tracks when they saw the couple in front of them. The female specie is wide eyed and embarrassing blush around her masking her face whilst the male specie has a huge smirk and eyes full of mirth and happiness with a tinge of annoyance –probablg because they interrupted. His sisters smiled at the couple before ambling into the room and sit on the couch opposite to where the couple are. They don't really mind as their paren

He took a deep breath and almost fainted. Who did this reckless woman offend? "Gu... Mr. Douglas!" "Master Li, it's my wife's fault. She didn't know better. I will make her apologize!" Amy's husband was terrified. She had offended two major figures. Amy was already frightened, her face pale. "Master Li?" The Cunningham family? The richest Chinese family in America, 'the' Cunningham family? Serena and Daniel's expressions were not any better than Amy's. Over there, Serena's phone also rang.

“Kian, honey you don’t even like girls why would you marry me?” “It’d be a platonic marriage and haven’t you seen that video of these super gentlemanly gay guys saying to the straights that they would take their wives away? Because come on we would be the best husbands, amazing dress sense, hardly ever a misogynist, we could listen to your gossip all day, a match made in heaven!” “I have seen that actually,” Aish chimed in, “Abel and Marshall showed me,” “How are they by the way?” I posed leaning against the counter with my cinnamon twist still pipping hot in its brown wrapping.

Her palm back on her cheek. I maintain eyes contact until Abel drag her away. The door slam close and I sink to the chair. Everything they said storms back into my head. Replacing every thought and words. Governors. Business partners. Dated models. My face blur and I reach for my phone by the mirror and pull up images of Banks ex wife. Nothing shows. Banks Wellington longest relationship Images of the two ladies surface. I look at each. Astronaut and ex athlete. Six feet. She's so slim and tall with short hair.

Noelia was there with her husband. Alice descended the stairs, her gaze fixed on Noelia, who was also watching Alice. Cedric was watching Alice too! And Robert didn't know where to look, pondering where he'd bury his head if Alice caused a scene at his brother's house, considering Noelia wasn't exactly known for her self-control either. "I'll do the introductions," said Cedric. "Alice, this is my wife, Noelia. And Noelia, this is—no, they weren't married yet—this is Alice, Robert's partner."

Kevin got into his car and drove away from the scene. Yohan leaned back in his car, taking deep breaths. He accelerated, eager to return to his wife. Tonight, he wanted to reveal to her that their first meeting in Ang City wasn't their true first encounter. They had actually been living in the same orphanage. He wanted to share how desperately he had searched for her, a truth he discovered only after their wedding.

Zain did as his friend told him to and for a second, he got surprised too. "Yep. That's definitely your wife." He said, ignoring the person beside her. "Who's that guy with her?" Abdullah's tone suddenly changed and he sounded like he wasn't pleased with what he saw. He narrowed his eyes at them as if that would help him see clearer. The only person his eyes could see was the man standing with his wife, laughing and being totally informal. Unconsciously, he slowly crept closer, trying to be unnoticeable. Zain just followed his every move.

“I wouldn’t call him a friend.” The man gave a dramatic gasp, clutching his chest like he’d been wounded. “Alex, that hurts.” He shook his head despondently. “And here I thought we had something special.” I couldn’t help the soft laugh that escaped me. I glanced between the two of them, amused by their strange dynamic. “Abigail,” Alexander said then, gesturing between us, “this is Abel Rudd. My business partner.” Abel beamed like he had just been granted a medal of honor. “We collaborate frequently,” he added, puffing his chest. “And might I say, every project we have worked on has been an unquestionable success.”