Benjamin Wadsworth Relationships Novels & Stories

“Let me see a picture of Lisa Cundy; a full one preferably.” “I found her I*******m account,” Ben said proudly as he handed the iPad over to Wayne. Lisa was a beautiful brunette with a full chest and an even fuller behind but she just looked plastic to him. Wayne was boiling as he was beginning to make sense of the situation and Ben’s next words sealed his conviction. “She and Mr. Sparks must be really close. I think they are family friends or something.” Ben commented innocently. “Why do you think so?” Wayne fixed his gaze on Ben and he was a little startled at the rage in his eyes.

“Oh—oh, no. Ma’am, it’s not what you think at all.” Leah kept her tone measured. “Then help me understand.” Benita took a deep breath. “Honestly, I admire Mr. Jeremy. From the stories I’ve heard; the scandal, the betrayal, and how he rose back from it all, it’s inspiring. I admire his strength. That’s all, I promise.” Leah raised an eyebrow. “That’s all?” Benita nodded. “I’m in a relationship. My boyfriend and I have been together for four years. We’re planning to move in together by the end of the year. I would never disrespect you like that, ma’am.”

If that was the case, the fact that after so long, he decided to go against his brother for me… Hearing this, I now realise that I didn’t fully grasp to what extent Ashton had sway over Ben. To keep him from having a serious relationship with anyone for years, when he himself was for the most part in a steady relationship with Wendy. It’s either that Ashton is too self-centred, or that Ben is too self-sacrificing. We leave the cafe a while later and bring back coffee for the siblings, but they barely touch theirs. Ben and Ashton get back from donating blood, and we all sit in the waiting room once again, awaiting any news.

Since he never beat me or shamed me, how could you say that he had anything to do with my previous circumstances? Benjamin was a person who only focused on the profits. Truth be told, he treated Rebecca quite well when George was still alive, in front of others, that was. He would always be kind to those who could give him an advantage. It was no surprise that he wasn't at home most of the time. He was always out and about on work trips or getting to know people, so he didn't have time to care for Rebecca. He might not have even cared much for Jessica, his biological daughter.

Noah said in his deep voice while rubbing his sleep laden eyes to wake up. Benjamin was seen at his assistant’s home. The two were seated around a round table at his assistant Beck’s home. She was Benjamin’s trusty employee and was quite faithful and loyal to him and his company. Whenever there was a problem or issue in regards to his work life or personal life, he would open up to her. Because of the nature of their relationship, Beck knew all about Eliza and her pregnancy. Knowing Benjamin for years, she knew his want of having his very own child so she was very happy once she heard this news.

“You couldn’t have been seeing Larissa for years. She was with me.” It was my turn to look amused. “She wasn’t with you, she was with me. She has always been with me. Believe it or not, that’s your problem. But at the end of the day, what’s important is that she loves the better Patterson brother more and as a result, she is now married to the better Patterson brother.” I said, playing into Benjamin’s insecurities. Benjamin didn’t say anything for a while, staring at the two of us blankly as his mouth opened and closed. Then his face contorted in rage and he took a step towards Larissa. “You fucking sl…”

At least, that’s what she tells me. Telling her in person about what happened felt better than trying to explain all of this over the phone. “Obviously, I was not able to go through.” Isaac hisses through gritted teeth again as he shuts his book and rests his face in his hands. “All we’ve got to go off are myths,” Ben says as he sits down on a stool at the far end of the table, crossing his legs in a very casual demeanor that makes him look twenty years younger than he is. Ben went to Wellington University around the time Isaac was born and graduated shortly thereafter. He married his mate and went to live in Obsidian Temple and worked as consultant for Maddox for twenty years before retirin

“Can we talk privately? There’s something I’d like to ask.” Melissa glanced at Jeremy for permission. Without a word, he released her and headed toward the poolside. Bonita watched her brother walk away until he was out of sight from the living room. “Can you tell me more about Bee? Did he ever like someone else before? I mean … a woman other than Zayna.” Melissa tried to recall everything about Benjamin from the time they’d known each other. They had met in college and shared a close circle of friends.

Amanda looked around but didn’t see Grace. She asked Benjamin, “What is the relationship between Tim, the eldest son of the Cassidy family, and The Goodman family?” Benjamin sat under the light, his posture elegant with a hint of nonchalance, his handsome face as if bathed in moonlight, his eyes gentle as jade. He explained, “Their relationship is okay. The two families have a collaboration. I occasionally see them chatting with people from The Goodman family at banquets.” Amanda had a sense of what to do.

We were about to leave but the other one asked me. "How about you, madame Dawson... if I'm not mistaken, you were in a relationship with Sir. Benjamin. Are you in a good terms?" I don't remember that I had an interview with Benjamin because he never invited me to their family gathering and they were just a half-brother so I don't know how to answer this. "They broke up last year... and they are in good terms, that's it," Kayzer answered for me and we escaped after that. We didn't finish the party because he looks pissed. Is it because of me? I'm his wife now so I need to practice how to handle him.