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He said. "You remember!" "Of course" he shrugged. Aarya could feel her eyes moistening. She looked down and stared at the menu pretending to read. It was getting more and more difficult to curb her emotions. She had never got over him. Her brief marriage didnt change anything. Shashank was right. Ishaan was always looming like a ghost between them. "So what shall we do next?" He said breaking her train of thoughts. She looked at him. "Let's go out after lunch and explore. I have collected a few pamphlets listing the local attractions. We can cover some of them today." She replied.

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He promised that someday, he would give her the grand, magnificent wedding she deserved—one where she'd receive the world's blessings and never regret their years together. But seven years into their marriage, as they went from startup to IPO, instead of the wedding he promised, she got his infidelity. Fine then. These divorce papers would be her gift to commemorate his affair. She opened her eyes, once beautiful and clear, now containing nothing but ice. She took out her phone, photographed the signed divorce agreement, and sent it to her mother-in-law, Hazel Gray. Three days ago, she had already negotiated terms with Hazel, armed with evidence of George's affair.

"Why are you telling me this now?" "Because I read your book. Because I saw the articles. Because everyone is talking about the affair, about the scandal, about the father and son and the woman who came between them." She let out a breath that was almost a laugh. "But nobody is talking about the drugs. Nobody is talking about the fact that your father-in-law was sedating his own son so he could sleep with his wife. That's not an affair. That's a crime."

Wait what? I jumped out of bed when realization hit me, and just as I thought I was sleeping with a man. It was Aiden; it's not like he was crossing a line here because he is now my husband, but he should have slept in a different room. But who am I to complain? This is part of the arrangement, to live in his world as his devoted wife. I'd heard a lot about arranged marriages, but I never imagined that such an arrangement could have a lovely and affectionate side to it; I assumed it was all about papers and legal terms with no strings connected, but Aiden's agreement has a hole that may pull me in if I'm not cautious. Who would have thought of making an agreement to exhibit affection while r

The world outside faded away, leaving only the two of them in that moment. Will's hands tangled in Brenda's hair, and her fingers explored the contours of his back as they stumbled toward the living room. Clothes began to fly off, pieces of fabric discarded in their wake as they pressed against each other. Every kiss deepened their connection, each touch a reminder of the secret affair they had been navigating. Time slipped away, replaced by the heat of their desire. Yet beneath the surface, a sense of urgency lingered. Will knew that they could not escape the inevitable conversation that loomed. But at that moment, their physical connection drowned out all doubts. They sealed their secret a

Oh no. It was The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty. That book was on another level. Full-on adult scenes, way worse than Fifty Shades. It made Fifty Shades feel like a bedtime story for kids. I had only read two erotic novels in my life, and that was enough to decide they were not for me. I only finished Fifty Shades because it was the less intense one. I definitely was not planning to read something like this again. I quickly folded the bag closed and gasped, “Jaxon!”

"He's so thoughtful, isn't he?" Linda sets her bag down and pours herself a glass of water and talks about book club , the book they're doing, someone called Marion who has strong opinions about unreliable narrators, the wine that was unexpectedly good and Zara leans against the sink and listens and feels the specific complexity of a woman who loves her mother and is holding a blanket-shaped piece of evidence that the man her mother just called thoughtful is carrying her in ways that have nothing to do with thoughtfulness and everything to do with something neither of them has named.

He scooped Riley into his arms. "Riley, honey, why were you in such a hurry to call me over?" Riley snorted. "Steven, you heartless man! You're keeping another woman behind my back. Do you want me, or do you want the other girl?" Steven frowned. "Riley, you've got it wrong! You're my only girlfriend." Riley pointed at me. "What about her? She's wearing the ring you bought, and you sent her home. You even hugged her!"

She may have been famous, but she has also been chastised by a large number of people. She published a nonfiction book titled "An Illicit Affair and What Wives Can Learn from Mistresses," which became a trending subject online and garnered conflicting reactions from the public. Because of her book, many people assumed she was romanticizing infidelity. Furthermore, a large number of Christian organizations signed a petition to prohibit the sale of the said book. However, due to tremendous demand, bookstores across the country continued to sell them. "She's really going to have a talk show on our network?" she couldn't help but exclaim.