Cora Jade Married Novels & Stories

He is only seventeen but his mouth talks without any limitations. Hearing her voice, Jade comes from the garden where she was talking with Emily. “Don't be rude, okay? Your father says, your marriage is important for both the families” she says, placing her warm palm over Coral's. Coral clenches her jaw but says nothing on that. Business is what is important to both families. “I will try but if I don't like him, I will straight away say no. Is that fine with you?” Jade smiles, her emerald eyes shining, and nods.

Our sources have confirmed, the families are looking at a spring wedding. There was a little history about her life here. But the brushed over our marriage like it wasn’t even fucking here. I was pissed. Still, I forced myself to scroll lower, not sure what I was looking for until I found it. And right there, on my screen, was Jade, with her arm locked in some princess looking man. And they were both smiling. There was more than one picture of them together. I didn’t know when I threw my phone at the wall. This time, it did break.

I need to really find a solution to this problem before Melanie destroys everything and everyone that I've ever loved. But Jade needs to know that I never married Selene three years ago. “Jade….” Just when I wanted to tell her, Raymond walked in on us and Jade became tense. “Korra, what are you doing here?”. Raymond asked Jade and she became more tense. “Well, I was just talking with her about the kids, nothing serious”. I replied instead of Jade. “Our son wants to cut his cake, you need to be there as well”. Raymond said to Jade who became more relaxed.

He came closer to me, trying to hold my waist but then I heard a familiar voice. “Devon, what are you doing here?” It was Lydia, she walked to where we were and she boiled in anger. “What are you doing here Kora? You are trying to seduce my husband.” Did she say, husband? They got married already. I felt like I wanted to disappear. I couldn't feel my legs anymore. When I tried to take my leave, Lydia dragged me back, just when she was about to rain abuse and derogatory words on me. Derek showed up.

Cora noticed her and bent down a little bit for Grace was shorted than her. "You like it so much?" Cora whispered to her and Grace nodded. "It's so beautiful," Grace said as she leaned on her. "Then do you wanna have one too?" Cora asked and Grace looked away for she thought that Cora was joking. "What you don't want too?" "Yeah, sure. Let's get married." Grace played along with her. Cora smiled and looked at the bride-groom.

Before Isabella could respond, Misty barked again to show that she was mad at Lila. Isabella was so happy to see Misty side with her. She held Misty up and rubbed her face against Misty's. "Look at my sweet 'daughter,' always caring about me so much." Lila rolled her eyes at Isabella and said, "If you really want a daughter, find a man and get married. Then you can have as many daughters as you want." Isabella looked at Lila, put on a serious face, and made a very abrupt announcement. "Lila, I'm married."

Julia had looked at the estate with honest amazement, yet not once had she asked what any of it was worth. That, more than anything, reassured him that he had chosen the right person for the agreement. He hadn't expected marriage to feel any different. It didn't. To Adrian, marriage was simply another agreement. Another responsibility. Another problem solved. His marriage had lasted less than twenty-four hours. Tonight, he would introduce his wife to his father, Richard Hayes.

I hear my cousin Kirill’s voice behind me. “What do you want?” I ask annoyed by his intromission. Why is he here? “To hang out with my favorite cousin, of course,” he says jokingly as he takes a seat next to me and pats me on the shoulder. “What’s with the long face? Boy, it’s like you haven’t just gotten married to a gorgeous girl!” I snort. Yes, she is beautiful, even more than I expected, but that doesn’t take away the fact that she is a Solis and that I didn’t ask for this marriage.

"Why does it mean so much to you? What do you owe Cora?" He chuckles and shakes his head. "It's not Cora I owe. It's Carlotta Eldredge, formerly Ortega, my older sister. She and her husband died when Cora was six. She always told me that if something were to happen to her or to her husband Martin, that I needed to be there for Cora if I could be. So when they died, Mama brought her back to New York from Los Angeles and officially adopted her, I was an active part of her life. Helping her get this job was to provide her with security."

I could feel the heat of her body against mine through the thin fabric of her clothes, I tilted her chin up “You have to understand that in this marriage ;I own you…..every single piece of you and you will bend to my rules” Then I dropped my hand. I let her go. Dad and I walked out, bodyguards closing around us.. Aurora watched us go, a knot of dread tightening in her chest. She was alone with the aftermath of the agreement, The servants were to help her pack her belongings and a limousine was to be sent to pick her up and bring her to the mansion I lived in