Fiery Ex-wife Is A Heartbreaker Mga Nobela at Kwento

I just want to make the both of them happy, after all there both pass through. I have to get close to Fiona and take her out to make her husband jealous and for him to explode

“For defending me. No one has ever done that for me. Not even my husband. Ex-husband now.” I knew she was referring to Rowan, and just the mention of his name pissed me off. My discoveries so far about him, did not paint Rowan in a good light. He had been abusive to Aria and was so far planning to marry her step sister, Rowan, which made no sense. Aria was a much better catch than Zara. “Your ex-husband was a nasty piece of work. And Aria? I shouldn't have had to defend you, you did nothing wrong. Ivan was in the wrong.” I told her, lifting her head to look into her bright eyes when she looked away from me again.

Something raw and honest. “ I get to watch Xavier Adrian realize that the woman he thought he destroyed, is sitting right next to another man, her husband, the owner of most powerful law firm in New York, and I get the satisfaction knowing he's finally crumbling and getting a taste of his own goddamn medicine.” I sit there completely dumfounded of what to say or how to react, pretending I'm not feeling the terrible, undeniable pull of the man who just told me he's willing to burn my ex-husband’s world and hand me the match box. He's probably right. I should give this a shot, and I hate that I'm bringing myself to move on from my ex-husband. Although, he is still very much alive, it feels lik

I opened my mouth, then closed it again. “I didn’t think about anything,” I admitted. “Just… Freya.” He gave a slow, disappointed whistle. “That’s a hell of a thing to admit, son.” I looked away. “She’s not just any woman,” I muttered. “She’s… she’s Freya.” “Yeah, I remember. Your ex-wife. The one you hurt. The one you betrayed.” “I know.” “She’s also the one who walked away from the mess you made,” he added.

"Don't I? I grew to this level by knowing when people are making emotional decisions instead of rational ones. This is emotional, and you're letting your feelings cloud your sense of judgment." "She's brilliant, she's—" "She's broken." His father cut him off harshly. "She just escaped a seven-year marriage to a cheater. She's vulnerable, fragile, and you're taking advantage of that." The words landed like a slap to an open wound. Adrian pressed his forehead against the cold l glass of the window, watching the city move below him. "I'm giving her an opportunity to reclaim her life."

“Yes. Because you don’t matter to me anymore.” And with that, she walked away. *** Fedora barely had time to process Tyler’s unexpected return before another storm hit. This one, however, had nothing to do with past lovers and everything to do with the empire she had built. A client’s ex-wife had gone public. Not fully—she didn’t have names or undeniable proof—but she had suspicions. And she was relentless. “I know these women exist,” the woman ranted in an explosive online interview. “They slip in and out of marriages like ghosts. My husband’s wife—I never met her. She was just… gone, like she was never real.”

Mom comforted her with a genuine and faint smile. “Ex-wife, Aunt Emma. Nathan divorced her in a fit of rage when she fought with Nancy. He was once obsessed with Nancy, and then he got obsessed with Cynthia, and now there is a new woman in his life.” “Stop now, Fiona.” I roared while banging my palm on the edge of the table when I couldn’t take her words anymore. They all looked at me, but Fiona’s gaze was filled with rage and heartbreak.

Before they were married. *** Fenris forced himself to wake then, not wanting to witness another moment. While he knew he probably should have stayed a little longer to find out more about Christen’s backstory- why and where she saw herself as ‘useless’- after seeing her act that way to another man? The man who was her husband and first love. He couldn’t bear it. His heart couldn’t handle seeing her look so happy with another. And if the next scene to watch has anything to do with that man- be it the good or the bad- Fenris did not know what he would do.