Did Sara White Remarry Novels & Stories

Unfortunately, he had no say in the matter now so he has to just endure it for now, he will deal with him when he’s all forgiven and they are in good talking terms. “Mmm-so it is true that I had an affair outside my marriage and broke our family but it wasn’t intentionally. Sara and I have been childhood sweetheart and dated for sometime until I met your mum and was forced to marry her. Initially we hated each other with a passion but as time goes by, we fell in love with each other and the marriage was full bliss for us. Then we had some issues and fell apart, I-I-I allowed Ken Li influence me into drinking, doing drugs and even womanizing. I told him about my childhood sweet Sara after I h

I knew things Sara didn’t, and if I had come back to fix the past, I would have helped her survive this tragedy too. “You shouldn’t have sex before marriage. Besides, you must be sure it’s what you really want. Marriage is serious, and we need to be certain about the person we’ll marry.” My caution toward Peter was obvious, but thankfully, Sara didn’t notice it. She laughed, a small, shy smile forming as she nodded. “Of course, Amy! Our promise. I agree, as always.” I felt temporary relief. Sara then changed the subject, her eyes glinting with mischief. “Now that we’re talking about boyfriends… you and Warren, huh? How’s your intimacy going?”

I had thought our marriage was a union of two imperfect people working towards a better future, but now I realized I was alone in that endeavor. Kelvin's indifference, his reluctance to start a family, his emotional distance - all these I had attributed to a phase, a temporary disconnect. But now, I understood it was a permanent disconnection, a chasm that could never be bridged. And to think it was my best friend, Sarah, who had helped him dig the grave of our marriage, it was a pain too intense to bear. If only it had been someone else, anyone else, perhaps the sting of betrayal wouldn't have been so sharp. But Sarah, whom I had taken under my wing, whom I had helped rise from poverty, her

"Though, from what I heard you were all watching, so really, maybe you should take some time off if your memory is that faulty." "Dr. White!" Sara protests. "Surely her memories aren't that faulty. I mean, you didn't forget about your promise did you?" I ask teasingly. "What promise?" she scoffs, crossing her arms and glowering at me. "Oh, you know, the one where you agreed to kneel and apologize to me?" "Hm, no, sorry, I don't believe that ever happened," she sneers, denying it to the bitter end. "Sara, everyone heard you say that," Dr. James says, "We all witnessed you make that bet. If you're not going to keep your word then you should at least apologize for being so rude to Dr. Reina."

She would never have to return to that cage, never again have to endure being treated like a piece of refuse that anyone could kick or trample. "Cry," Liam whispered into her ear, holding her tightly. "Cry it all out, and then leave it in the past." As the dust settled, he pulled back slightly and looked into her tear-stained eyes. "Sara... once we get back to River City, let’s get married." Sara stiffened, staring at him in disbelief. "Really?" Liam nodded firmly. "Of course. And the sooner, the better." In his heart, he felt his late parents would want this. Sara had suffered all these years because of him; it was the only way to make things right.

Third-Person POV After the wedding, Hunter and Sarah flew abroad and boarded a cruise ship for their honeymoon, as planned. "Did you drop Audrey off at home safely?" Jerry Scott, Hunter's assistant, nodded guiltily. "Please rest assured, Mr. Jones. We have safely sent Ms. White back home." Hunter felt a lot more relieved upon hearing his answer. After all, Audrey's grandmother, Grace Smith, was still in the hospital. So, Audrey definitely won't leave. Therefore, he figured he could just make it up to her when he got back.

she said, “She doesn't work here anymore for your information. She got a new job. Now she just comes here to hang out with her boyfriend. Matter of fact, there they are… that table over there,” She pointed and Cedric followed her gaze. There was Collins, with Sara almost wrapped around him like shrink-wrap. Their kiss was steamy enough to fog up the windows and only ended reluctantly when they saw Cedric approach them. Sara glanced at him, then tucked her face into Collins chest on a laugh. “Oops.” she said shyly. Collins only grinned. “It’s okay, Sara. I'm sure you remember Mr Cedric Blackwood,” “Of course I do,” Sara said. “How could I forget? Although I'm not sure we've seen each other si

"Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today..." I looked out at the crowd, the cameras, my father who betrayed me, all watching with satisfied eyes. Then I thought about my baby. About Zadok. About everything I heard and the life I was about to lose forever. Then I began to do a mental countdown to the time I would unleash every ounce of wrath in me. One… two… three… "Sandra Whitmore,” The officiant's voice cut through the chaos in my head. “Do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?"

“Maybe a change of scenery will be good for me.” Julie sighed, leaning back against the booth. “Isn’t she still on her honeymoon with her new CEO husband?” “She was,” I nodded. My mom, Sarah, recently remarried a wealthy man she met on Raya. They had just returned from a European honeymoon. I knew little about him, except that he was wealthy and he had a son. I planned to visit her during a week off to clear my head. Julie’s eyes twinkled as she demanded all the details about the new husband and son, and eventually decided to join me. I laughed, despite my rough day.

I was surprised when he was reluctant to sign the papers and if my bodyguards didn't hold me back, I was ready to throw hands at that man. It wasn’t easy getting him to sign the papers, but, fortunately, he eventually did. We were a happily married couple for about three months; those three months felt like they were the happiest moments of my life, until the night Daniel Carter threw it all away, by cheating on me and they turned to my worst. As each day went by, I started to realize how much of a liar the bastard was.