Elissa Whirlwind Marriage Novels & Stories

I hope my move to Rainwood can bring happiness to both of them. “Earlier, I didn’t answer your question about what happened to my marriage. During the two years we were married, Ethan was having an affair with Julia. I never suspected the two of them would cheat on me behind my back. On top of that, Julia was pregnant with Ethan’s child, and by chance, I saw the pregnancy test results when Dad and Sarah, my stepmother, invited us over for dinner. All the oddities came to light. Then, Ethan filed for divorce, and I accepted it right then and there. After that, I moved here to start a new life. What a sad story.” I wiped the tears from the corners of my eyes. Suddenly, Elise came over and hand

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.

"You are not third wheel, because Erish didn't love Angela anylong. He already fell in love with someone else before their wedding was announced." "What?" Hearing this, my mind turned blank. My ears didn't believe what they heard. Is this true? Did Erish truly not love her anymore? Then why did he want to marry her? Why?

“He did?” Elisa nod, “You are a genuine delight. I’m Elisa Gilbert, we kinda went to the same university.” And moving closer to Vary, she whispers, “He has always been a blabbermouth with things and people he liked.” Into her ear, causing Vary to chuckle. I hear her though and my cheeks felt like they are on fire and I glare at her, but she willingly ignores it, “If I didn’t know you in college, I would have asked the owners to fire you for breach of privacy.”

"Isabel Eaton, things are over between us. Please stop harassing my friends and ex-colleagues. I'm already on my way to get married to someone else. "As for Cameron, I never told anyone to cause trouble for him. I've seen you two walking around hand-in-hand multiple times. I've seen you two kiss in public. I also know you two stayed in the same hotel room when you were off on a business trip. You even left me at the altar because of him. "If you think that me feeling jealous and upset because of all the things you've done counts as me causing trouble for him, then I admit it. I've done that before. But it will never happen again."

"Elvis, I just need to end this. Whatever we had… it can’t continue anymore. I’m married to Noah now, and I have to respect that." His face twists with disbelief. "Are you hearing yourself? You’re choosing to stay with him? Respect what? A marriage based on force and manipulation? You are willing to disrespect our relationship of years by letting go because of that baboon?" He steps closer, his voice dropping to a whisper. "Don't tell me that you have fallen in love with him. Have you, Emily?" The question stabs through me like a blade. "No," I say quickly, but the word feels hollow. "This isn’t about love. It’s about doing the right thing."

She said that I should just divorce Yelena. All I could do now was fulfill her dying wish, which just so happened to be an emotional burden of mine as well. "Carter Chance, are you crazy? Do you find it fun to always be spouting such words? We've been married for so many years already, yet you don't have even this basic level of trust in me? "I've already told you that I only agreed to marry Phillip to make him happy. He has late-stage cancer and doesn't have long left to live. How could you be jealous of a dying man?"

"Shut up. Don't mention her." "Enrico, how can you treat me like this?" Tears instantly streamed down Luisa's face. "I'm your legal wife. Cinzia is your daughter. Shouldn't we live together as a family? Isabella has already left. She doesn't even want you anymore. Why are you still hung up on her?"

Maddie, you wouldn't hurt me, would you? What an innocent question. Still, I could see the glimmer of greed brewing deep in his eyes. Zachary pulled another contract from his bag and slammed it onto the table. "Sign the agreement! If you say you're going to marry Charlie, at least make it convincing!" Charlie hurriedly pressed down on the contract, looking conflicted. "Stop, Zach. I trust her. She's the CEO—whatever promises she makes, she'll keep." But Zachary picked up the contract and continued, "If a month passes and you don't register your marriage with Charlie, or if anything happens to him during this month, 10% of Spencer Group's shares will go to him as compensation."

Neither happened. I swiped the notification away and opened my messages. I scrolled down, past months of appointment reminders and delivery confirmations, until I found it. V.C.: Call me anytime, Elena. Vitalis Corp. The institution Barrett was so desperate to partner with. The name that was suddenly everywhere. Three years of happiness had buried this message. I'd forgotten it existed. Now it looked like a door. A way out of a marriage that had been closing around me so tight I hadn't noticed the walls.