Novel & Cerita Cora Jade Married

"Listen, Zaria, I don't have time for your petty arguments. As you know, I am a very busy woman. I'd advise you to get yourself something important to do and stop bugging people who have things to do." "Do you think making a baby is not tedious work? An alpha's child. Come on Cora, even you couldn't do that." She laughed and placed her hand on her stomach, caressing it in circles. That was when my eyes to her baby bump. She wasn't married so how was she pregnant? "What did you say? Which alpha?" I asked when I remembered her last sentence. "How many alphas do we have in this pack, huh? Your husband, of course."

Upon all the men in this world to marry, it had to be his enemy. He found out she was married just a few minutes ago but the fact that she was married to Xavier pained him the more. Why must it be him? Did she even know who she married? Did she have the slightest idea what monster she got married to? Or did he fool her into the marriage? Because no one in their right minds will agree to a marriage with one of the most ruthless Mafia on the planet. Jade ran after her husband's body as he was taken away from the waterfall.

And they all had come for them. They’d had to wait for three months to get married. Rhea had delivered a healthy baby boy, Vayu, the day after Jade had proposed to Rodrigo, and they couldn’t have had a wedding without Nirvaan and Rhea. But now, finally, Jade was his in every way possible. They’d quickly returned from the ceremony and changed again for the reception. From his corner, he could see everyone smiling and mingling as they celebrated his marriage to the most beautiful and kind woman in the world. And not just that, Jade was also the fiercest woman he’d ever come across, and he was grateful she’d chosen him.

Just then, a voice crackles in my head through the mind link: ‘Alpha Jasper. I have the intel on Cora.’ It’s Beta Smith. His timing is impeccable, as usual. ‘Go on,’ I respond calmly, though I already feel tension coiling in my chest. ‘Her full name is Cora Thompson, née Montague. Daughter of the Bloodthorn Alpha. She’s married—to Alpha Liam Thompson of the Snowcrest Pack.’ Everything inside me goes still. Married? The word detonates like a bomb inside my skull. My jaw tightens. My fists curl. The room tints red with rage. She’s married—and pregnant.

I nodded at the man, and I turned to alpha Blake who wrapped his arm around my shoulder, bringing me to rest on his side. "I do think Cora identifies as more than just a Crawford omega. She is strong, independent, and well, serene. See? Serene enough to make an old man like me fall in love again!" They burst into laughter, and I smiled at his words, nodding a little. "You say again like you have ever been in love," One of them remarked giving him a playful punch on the shoulder. "Why, of course, I have. I was married, remember?" "To your mate, who you turned out to hate. More than anything. Oh, sandra. She loved you so much, but well, In wouldn't forgive a cheating partner too."

Jade replied to one of them with a shy emoji. She did not deny anything. In the last video, Zach smiled and asked, “Do you want to get married?” Jade leaned on his shoulder and shook her head. “No. “I already have someone better to marry. “He’s gentle, listens to me, has a great temperament, and even does housework. He’s the perfect guy to settle down with. “As for you, just keep living your life freely.”

His grip on her waist tightened slightly, his entire body going still beside her. “Nathan,” Sienna finally said, forcing a neutral tone. “Didn’t think I’d ever see you again.” Nathan’s eyes flickered to Damien, then back to her. “You— You’re married?” Sienna tilted her head, slipping easily into the poised, confident role she had been perfecting. “I am.” Nathan blinked, as if trying to process it. “To him?” Damien, who had been silent until now, finally spoke. His voice was calm, but there was an unmistakable edge to it.

He looked up from his plate and caught me watching him. "Something on your mind?" he said. "No," I said. "Just tired." He looked at me for a second longer than necessary. Like he was checking something. Then he went back to his plate. I picked up my water glass. My phone buzzed in my pocket. I kept my face still. Jade's message was three words. She wants more. I set the glass down carefully and looked across the table at the man I had married and thought about the woman whose room was at the end of the sealed corridor and the journal she had left behind and the name stitched into every pillow.

"You said you'd never come back to Bardoff, Jade. What are you doing here now? Having second thoughts?" Jade bristled, tossing his hand off and glaring at him. "What I do is none of your business." "I let you off easy those years ago because you promised never to return to the city. So what else would you be doing here except searching for your death?" Hayden snorted. Jade sneered. "Let me off easy? Should I be grateful to you?" If it weren't for Jade's years of loyalty and hard work, Hayden wouldn't have established such a successful company and been so influential today. He ended up having affairs outside their marriage and even found himself a mistress in the form of Jade's once-best frie