Falling For His Hidden Marriage Little Wife Novels & Stories

If it wasn’t for the urgency he had to find a wife, she would never know if they could get to the altar by just allowing life to take its course. “And you simply accepted his money? Why would you do that? We’re not that desperate, honey. You shouldn’t accept it from anyone. I thought I had taught you better than that,” Isabella stated, disappointment in her voice, to which Florence chose to ignore. “He insisted, mom. And he’s not just anyone. We’re planning on getting married.” “What?” they said in unison. Florence almost felt like laughing. She really wanted to see their shocked faces, but she feared she wouldn’t be able to continue with her explanation if she did look at them.

He called Ameera repeatedly, but her phone was turned off With that, he called his assistant, "My wife is missing! Search for her! I need an update within an hour!" Then, a thought suddenly crossed his mind and made him open the safe. All of Ameera's documents, including the forged marriage certificate, were gone. Could it be...? He was too afraid to even think about the worst-case scenario. He stumbled his way downstairs and stopped dead in his tracks when he reached the last flight of stairs. He finally noticed the text written on the wall with lipstick. "Marlow, do you remember telling me that the punishment for betraying someone true to you was to swallow ten thousand needles? The greate

Amanda sat on another chair, watching Maelie drink the milk in silence, suddenly feeling sad remembering Erland, who was now with his first wife. "Are you sad?" she asked. "I don't know," Maelie answered, leaning back and staring ahead. "When I was a child... I thought life was so easy. School, work, then dating, getting married, having children, and living happily ever after with a complete family... But this is what I got... Both our parents passed away even before they could see me get married... And it turns out, I'm just a hidden wife. It feels bitter... I have to let my husband go back to his first wife, I can't experience being a daughter-in-law because he doesn't introduce me to his

"We can get divorced, but I wasn't the one who cheated. It was you, Winona. We can just split it in half." Winona did not hold back at all. "Jonathan, I thought a loser like you would rather die than ask for a divorce. How unexpected that you found your backbone today. Still, what use is it? "I only married you because I thought you had a bright future ahead of you. Look at you now. You're just a nobody and a complete loser. I'll be honest. I've already splurged every penny you earned. It wasn't even enough for me to buy a few luxury bags.

Quietly, he packed his things and left with Owen. Before leaving, he placed the key on the shoe cabinet and said, "We both failed him." Josephine didn't ask him to stay. She knew the truth. Her heart had never belonged to Brady. She mistook novelty for love and spent years fooling herself. Josephine met with a lawyer, hoping to leave some money behind for me. After a long silence, the lawyer finally spoke, "You're married. He's neither your family member nor your legal partner. "Legally speaking, this isn't possible. Your husband is your primary beneficiary."

So he replied, "Stop saying nonsense things." "It's true what I'm saying, Jester. Believe me as Jenny, your wife, who you have loved all these years. I'm your wife, so please believe me even now," the woman pleaded. "No! I have never been in love with my wife because you are just my... MISTRESS. Yes Jane, my legal wife is Kate, for business, paper and all around purposes. This is what I wanted to tell you earlier, but was interrupted by my mother. But right now, you already know. All these years, you believed on your own as Jane or Jenny, that you were my legal wife, but all of our papers were fake. It includes the divorce papers also. All of that was just a company plan, and Kate knew that.

I asked, tempted to see how ruffled his edges were going to be. He stood, flipped his lashes before sniffing in. “What are you talking about?” “I know that little girl you keep as a mistress, Brian, and I know that she is pregnant with your child.” He fumbled back, a step drawing back before he regained his footing. A sneer left my lips. “That makes me wonder what exactly was the reason you wanted to get married to Nina, I mean, there ought to be a reason. You don't even love my kids nor do you love her. You want the company, don't you?”

That was all. It wasn’t his money nor property I was after. I had enough of my own, my family inheritance digging much deeper into pockets than his — albeit Fred never knew anything about this. I was thankful then that I had never shared any of this information with him. He had no idea about the rich upbringing I came from… As much as I adored my husband, I knew Nancy was his first, true love. I had always known deep down it was his grandfather who pushed our marriage. The head of the Walker family. More of a contract to him, than anything.