Romans & histoires Edgar And His Destined Wife

The wind also hit Edgar's cheeks as if it were trying to clean the remaining tears that still adorned his face. Edgar exhaled. He turned around and started the car. No, he didn't. Edgar didn't go straight home. He headed for his childhood home, which was now occupied by someone else. Edgar took a deep breath. He wondered why God gave him trials and tests. He was framed and slandered for getting someone pregnant. Then came Balqis, who he thought was his soul mate, but apparently not. And finally, Elissa comes in as his wife. Edgar thought everything would always be beautiful. But apparently not. Elissa's innate nature reappeared.

He appeared regretful, as if he really thought that he was letting me down. We had been married for five years, but I never realized that he was such a good actor. He could lie as naturally as he breathed. I held my tears back. “Can you not go, Elwood?” This was my last chance for him. If he chose to stay, I would pretend that nothing ever happened. Elwood hesitated for a second before he hugged me and planted a kiss on my forehead. “Going to the aviation exhibition can help Cain get new knowledge, which is good for his future. Be good, Morgan. I’ll bring your favorite cake back when we come home later.”

He finally answered. There’s nothing more than she’d want more. She is happily married. She has a loving husband and a great son, lives in a beautiful house, and has a fulfilling job that she wouldn’t exchange for the world. No one is perfect. Thus, no life is perfect too but her whole life has been bliss since she met Jack three years ago. “Mommy.” Elias was holding his stuffed toy. His hair was messy and he was trying to open his sleepy eyes. “Did Daddy leave already?”

Edward had grown to understand that Andrea was independent because of how she related with him. And when she admitted with both her words and even her actions that she was dependent on him, he knew that they had passed the strangers phase. And even though they weren't friends and were only husband and wife in name, he was was happy about the development. It was good progress for their relationship. One he was initially not ready for. His mother's will contained two different requests, one to get married to the first daughter if the Brown's family and the other one was to find his younger sibling.

Things were going to plan. They were halfway there. Next was an engagement party, a big one to show that the Leng's had money and status and were overjoyed about this union, and finally the wedding would be the last curtain call. After that they could relax and have a relatively normal life until TangShi gave birth to an heir. Once she did that, she would be free, and a quiet divorce could take place and give them some time before announcing a separation. It seemed so easy, but it was a lot of jumping through hoops.

Chapter 42 After that meeting. Edwin greeted several important people before finally leaving. When leaving the door, Gunadi and his wife bowed their heads, giving way for Edwin to pass first. "What's your plan after this? Go back to the village or do you have other business?" Edwin stopped right in front of him. Gunadi, who was dead with fleas, was unable to speak. Even his hands were shaking. He had dared to harass Edwin and forced him to marry his daughter who was heavily pregnant. At a time like this, his guts seemed to sink and he didn't dare to act, because he was afraid of the consequences. It's easy for Edwin to destroy his entire business, by stopping cooperation like what Teguh had

Yet, when I had to run to the bathroom to throw up, Emma calmly took the drink from Keegan's hand just because he'd said, "Emma, I'm feeling a little dizzy." And she, like a hero, intercepted every drink for him. Watching the scene, I couldn't help but smile bitterly. I didn't know whether Keegan or I was her husband. But one thing was clear. Emma's colleagues were all looking at me with pity in their eyes. Finally, the dinner was over, but Emma seemed to have forgotten I existed. She held Keegan intimately, supporting him as they walked out of the restaurant. As she was about to leave, I couldn't hold it in any longer. "Emma, you promised we'd register our marriage today."

The one who answered Ivy's call was Renee, who was the wife of the Beech family's head and Lorelei's aunt. "Renee, is Edgar there? I have something to tell him." Ivy restrained her usual sharp-tongued tone and spoke meekly and submissively. Renee always despised Ivy. But because Edward hoped the Beech family could live in harmony, she held in her hatred. After all, she rarely saw Ivy anyway. "Oh hi, Ivy. Edgar just went out and isn't home at the moment." Renee acted kind and gentle. "What do you need to tell him?"

He looked handsome and I wished for a moment that if this wasn't a fake marriage, I would be bagging the most handsome man on earth. We faced the pastor who began to say things I didn't want to hear as guilt filled my system. I felt like sitting, fully weighed by the lies and guilt. My mom, dad, friends, and Edwards's grandmother were a victim of this lie. I spaced out staring at the lips of the man before me. I noticed Edwards' gaze and turned to him. He looked at me as if anticipating a response. “Huh?” I blurted out. “Do you take Mr Edward Sinclair Dangard as your lawfully wedded husband?” he asked again.

Won't you give me a second chance to fix our relationship’ ‘Indeed, we are not married, I will get rid of that slavery contract and we could have a proper wedding and also a peaceful home with you, me and Brad’ ‘Mother’ Brad said from his sleep, his sound awakened Kimberly as she pushed Stanley away. ‘It's too late, I am engaged to someone else’ she said and Stanley had a smile. ‘Is that the only reason? Then let me solve it’ he said but Kimberly shook her head in denial.