Chris Pine Relationship Novels & Stories

He asked me gently, "Who were you talking to, Nina?" "It was just a marketing call," I replied with a smile, trying my best to act normal. Everyone around me always said that Chris loved me and pampered me a lot, and how I was like a precious gem that he would go to great lengths to take care of. He would always whisper romantic words into my ears, and I would swim in ecstasy in his sweet murmurings. However, none of them knew that Chris might have given me a grand wedding, but he had never married me legally, which was not something that had bothered me before. Looking back now, I realized that the woman he truly wanted as his lawfully wedded wife was Yvonne Quinto.

There was a hint of dissatisfaction in her tone. This woman was called Tina Lopez. Winifred had met her before, but they were not on great terms. Back then, Tina was in love with Chris, but Chris had ended up being with Winifred. From then on, Tina had treated Winifred as a love rival and kept making things hard for her. However, after Chris and Winifred had called off their engagement, Tina was still unable to get together with Chris. This was because Chris had married the young miss of the Fisher family in Prime City, Charlotte Fisher.

“Nina, I’ve missed you too. Hurry up and take your clothes off.” Chris’s voice was urgent. I slipped my phone through the crack in the door and recorded everything. The next morning, Nina sent me a few pictures of her and Chris looking all cozy and intimate. With a smug tone, she said to me, “See? Chris only has eyes for me.” “Congrats!” I replied. “Looks like you’ll have him all to yourself soon.” But I knew Chris wouldn’t divorce me that easily. After all, my family was still funding his projects. He wouldn’t dare.

His expression shifted slowly, like someone fitting a long-lost puzzle piece back into place. “Wait,” he murmured. “I… yeah, I do remember you.” Selena lifted her chin, satisfaction flickering in her eyes. “Finally.” Relief washed through her voice. “You popped up a few times at the department building where Chase studied. You two were close for a while, but…” Chris rubbed his temples. “Did you two actually have a relationship? Chase never said a word about it. He never mentioned you—not once—and definitely nothing about a pregnancy.” But Chris wasn’t someone who believed easily.

He said with an annoyed face, making me laugh. "Good that you didn't bring her cause I cannot deal with pick me girls." I said. And yes this is why I don't like her much. You'll remember how Nishant acts like a girl- that's exactly how she's in real life. Chris got in a relationship with her cause he found her cute- until he got into a relationship with him. She's way too possessive like she won't let him go anywhere without her. She even wanted him to stop talking me but that's where Chris drew a line . Lol.

Chris teased but shifted his knee aside and leaned in to examine Renee’s injury. As Chris inspected her foot, Renee gripped the wheelchair’s armrests tightly. Even if he was just putting on an act, did he really need to go this far? This was the Chris that nurses and patients always spoke so highly of—attentive and caring. But she knew about his relationship with Annie. How could someone who seemed so kind be involved in something so dark? Her thoughts were interrupted as Chris straightened up and dusted off his knee. He looked down at Renee.

He felt a sharp pang in his chest but didn’t let it show. During his seven-year marriage to Bianca, Chris had never felt happy. He was stuck in memories of the past—of Amora—and that made it impossible for him to open up to anyone else, not even his own wife. He had tried to love Bianca, but every time he looked at her, all he saw was the mistake he’d made. A trap set by Julia Brown and his own mother, Cassandra Winston. Yeah ... ever since he’d been forced to break things off with Amora and marry Bianca, he’d uncovered a huge secret—one that made him deeply regret letting Amora become a casualty of Cassandra and Julia’s schemes.

"He's always been the person everyone comes to. You know that. He picks up, he shows up, he's there. That didn't change. He still did all of that. He just did it with less of himself available, if that makes sense." Eli said nothing. He was looking at the table. "It took about a year," Dani said. "And then he was fine. He was himself. But it was a — a quieter version, maybe. Slightly smaller. Like he'd edited something out." "Dani." "I know. I'm telling you anyway." She paused. "He dated someone four years ago. From Bend. Theo. He was nice, Eli, he was genuinely nice, and Noah tried. He really tried. And it didn't work and I asked him why and he said I feel like I'm apologizing for something