Novel & Cerita Cast Of Married To A Balla

Rielle says "Oh there you are, My My! Rielle Romano, you look beautiful as always!” The minister’s wife, Mrs smith! A calm and beautiful woman whose aura spoke of class and grace voiced out “I was just telling Mr Smith how you both flatter me, You look gorgeous as always " She says as he hugged the woman "I’m sorry but I would have to whisk Mr Smith now, Please enjoy the ball!” She says sweetly and Rielle nods and says her goodbye to both couple.

I complained as tears slowly rode down my cheeks "Bella, sometimes we feel left out in our matrimonial home but that doesn't give us the right to say we chose the wrong path or partner, your husband will come around. You just have to be patient with him, the once ruthless and uncaring man you knew has changed to a loving husband so why are you still bothered?" she asked I wiped the tears from my eyes and went to the balcony for some fresh air "Bella are you still on the phone?" she asked "I have heard all that you said mom, I will give him time but for the record, he still has ruthless nature in him. He only hides it from me, you don't know the man I'm living with" I said and hung up the cal

"It's nice to meet you too, Mrs. Cooper." Thanks to Marianne, I already knew who to expect at the party. And I didn't go there without my homework. Vivian, Sharon, and Katherine all went to the same business school as their husbands and my husband. Crystal and her husband had recently moved to the city. The other two blond ladies were Camila, the social worker whose husband was a diamond merchant, and Reshma, the only heir of Bakshi Textiles, unmarried.

“I’ll be hosting the Inner-city Relief Charity Ball next month,” Elsie announced cheerfully at the breakfast table the next morning. “I think it’s the best opportunity to introduce Emilia to everyone,” she added. “That’s nice,” said Kane indifferently. “I love balls,” said Samuel with a mischievous grin. He was Lillian’s middle-aged husband who worked as a cosmetic surgeon. He had a plain face and a receding hairline. “Seriously, darling,” said Lillian with a chuckle.

She walked closer to Viren and asked slowly in his ear:" Viren, who is she?" Viren turned toward her and introduced Alya to his boss:” Alya , meet my boss Ms Anisha Mathur, and ma’am she is my wife . We married today only “. Anisha looked at him from head to toe, she said looking at her face:" Hello Alya, congratulation for your marriage". Alya gets excited thinking, maybe she has come to give wedding gift to them , she excitedly said :” Thank you so much ma’am . Wait, I am bringing water and tea for you “.

"So you are the mysterious ballerina of the city. Ms. Kimberly, am I right?" "I am" I answered hesitantly as I was taken aback by his suspicious tone. "A simple ballerina moved here and she lived in a simple apartment, but her school was surprisingly luxurious and she paid her workers well. She later moves in with a man who owns billions then suddenly he's involved in an accident." He narrowed his eyes at me. "That's a pretty interesting story, isn't it?"

Let’s eat before you faint on our first morning. They settled on the balcony, the ocean stretching endlessly before them. The marble table was filled with colorful fruits, croissants, pancakes, eggs, and a bottle of champagne chilling in a bucket. Cynthia fed Xavier a strawberry, and he took the bite slowly, his eyes on her the whole time. Stop staring, she said shyly. He took another slow bite. I can’t help it. I just got married to the most beautiful woman on earth. Cynthia swatted his arm, but her blush gave her away.

Elena frowned at the sheer amount, but I caught the flicker of admiration in her eyes. "Oh! My goodness, is that the ballerina?" An elderly woman cried as I opened the back door for Elena. "That’s the ballerina from the magazine!" Three older women with arms loaded with shopping bags gawked at her, and Elena turned red as a tomato. "Yes! She’s the Prima Ballerina of New York," another confirmed. They scuttled toward her, excitement spilling from them. Elena’s face was quickly obscured by a mask, and I couldn’t read her expressions anymore but I could feel the tension in the air. Their excitement drew a small crowd who watched in awe.

"People often think that about me. I've learned it's better to be underestimated." The answer was cryptic but somehow satisfying. After an hour, people started leaving. Still confused. Still suspicious. But less hostile than before. Finally, it was just me, Simon, and my parents. "You're really married," Mama said quietly. "Legally married." "Yes." "And you love him?" I looked at Simon. At this man who'd agreed to this insanity. Who stood beside me when I had nothing. Who asked for nothing in return. "Yes," I said softly. "I do."

“Why not?” “Because it isn’t worth it.” I pulled a small booklet from my bag. “I came to show you something.” I pressed my marriage certificate against the glass. It read clearly: David Smith, Ava Vanguard. “Do you see it?” I said. “This is a real marriage certificate. The seal is real, the number is real, and our marriage is real.” Matthew stared at the certificate, his eyes widening with disbelief. “You… you really married him…” His voice was dry, ragged. “You don’t want me anymore!