Cassie Wilson Husband Novels & Stories

Ustadz regarding what their children wanted. "Well, we agree with your idea, the important thing is that you are already legally husband and wife in the eyes of religion and the state, papa is already happy. Since we have followed what you want, it means you also have to follow what we want," said Mr. Aditya. "What Mr. Aditya said is true, we have decided to accelerate the time of your wedding, in two weeks you two will be married in this house," continued Mr. Adi.

The poor guy was giving an assuring smile to Krishika but little did he know how fatal this smile was going to be for him. To know more, stay connected with the story," My Husband Is A Billionaire Son-in-law" *********************************** Like, share and vote.

“There is nothing I want in this world as much as I want to marry you.” “Except maybe to win the music awards this year?” She suggested. He laughed. “No, more than that.” “Hey!” James flattened himself against the outside of the glass door his voice muffled by the glass. “I am on in a moment! Have you asked her yet? He has asked her.” He said over his shoulder. “She is wearing the ring.” He threw open the door and the band tumbled in. James ordered the home system to play DJ Cooper’s station as Seb, Jacinta, and Jeremy congratulated Owen and Emily. “Shh!” James told them as he turned the volume up. “Oh, we missed the beginning…”

"Dude, it's almost ten. In no universe is this early. Unless you didn't plan to get out of bed at all." I crashed into a sofa while Justin went on. "And I did text you, multiple times! Did you even check your phone?" As if to call me out, my phone buzzed with a notification only a foot away from me. Justin gave me a look. I made my eyes look somewhere else. I cleared my throat. Justin chuckled, taking a seat on the other end of the round sofa. "I'm sorry I missed your wedding," he said. "You know how work is. But Sylvester Harmony's granddaughter? Nice! Where is your wife anyway?"

There were house helps of course, running around the huge house to make sure everything is perfect whenever Gabriel was throwing another one of his top many parties. Even though it hurt to see her husband interacting with people she hadn’t met before and being completely neglected, she was still happy that things were going well for him. The aspect of not being touched for three years was killing her, it’s been killing her and she doesn’t want to come off as desperate to his husband. They both shared vows in the altar, kissed as a way to seal their marriage. They said their vows, said they’d be together for richer and for poorer, for better for worse but it’s all nonsense, at least that’s wh

He just left without saying anything, so Theo was the one who took her home. On the way home, Claire had asked Theo where Michael was—which was difficult for her to do considering that she was Michael's wife, but she had to ask other people where her husband was. However, fear and worry prompted Claire to ask. And… she got an answer that made her heart break even more. “Mr. Williams has just gone to Italy to take care of some business there. Did he not say anything to you?” Theo asked back while frowning. Claire blinked. She remembered that Michael had said he was going to Italy, but she didn't know that he was leaving now—4 days after their wedding.

“We're never getting married now. Instead, you're going to be tied to some ugly nobody from the middle of nowhere. Everyone is going to laugh at me!” “Listen to me,” I said, grabbing her face gently so she had to look at me. “I still love you. From the absolute depth of my heart. A piece of paper signed with some random girl isn't going to change that. You know how my mother is, I promise it's just business.” She let out a ragged sob, leaning her forehead against my chest. “I still want to be your wife, Raxon. I'm supposed to be the one standing next to you.”

“There's a couple of guests that couldn't make it, so you don't have to worry about food or anything.” Cassie liked the idea of him coming to the wedding. She liked the idea of having Wyatt as her wedding date and getting to spend more time with him. She just wasn't sure if it was such a great idea since he wasn't going to be a permanent presence in her life. This was a vacation fling, right? This was just something for the week she was here. In just a couple of days, she'd go home and back to her real life far from the warmth of the Caribbean.

“It’s hard to watch, considering I just became single recently.” Mason stiffened, grip tightening on the wheel. “But I thought the last time we spoke, you told me you had a serious boyfriend? You sounded so freaking happy I thought you two had already tied the knot.” Cassie let out a big breath, turning her gaze to the window. “I did… and we almost got married. But we broke up a long time ago, because he… he cheated on me,” she muttered, twisting the fancy ring on her finger like it burned her.

"I swear, I don’t need another woman who wants to be my secretary and spread their damn legs immediately." She snorted. "Stop spouting nonsense. Not every girl in the world will kneel and beg for your attention. Cassie is not that kind of woman; she’s a mother, and her husband passed away just a few days ago." Her eyes widened as if she had said something forbidden. "I shouldn’t have told you that." "Your damn mouth will be the death of you. But I’m not one for gossip. Okay, tell her to come here as soon as she can. You said we need manpower, and I’ll give her a chance."