Forget About My Husband Novels & Stories

No hesitation of how I feel in this very moment. Alienated. Watching my husband forget about the love and marriage between us to celebrate Charlotte. I watched as the excitement showing in his face was more than I’d seen in the last five years he’s spent with me. I was hoping he’d come to my side as he looked at me and smiled.

He picked up the microphone and announced, "Today was supposed to be my engagement ceremony. But the moment I stepped on stage, I realized the one I truly love is Zara. "I've missed so many chances with her before. This time, I don't want to miss her again. I want to spend the rest of my life with her!" No one in the room was willing to applaud their so-called love. Oliver looked at me, his voice detached. "I wasn't sure before. If you want compensation, I can give you 500,000 dollars. I just hope you never appear in my life again." His gaze toward me was filled with indifference and numbness—the result of our 20-year marriage.

I closed my eyes and said in a low voice, “Snow, I’m allergic to seafood. I can’t go with you.” The moment I said it, Snow’s face stiffened. She suddenly realized how serious it was that she had forgotten about her husband’s seafood allergy. She said guiltily, “I’m sorry. I—” “Enough. You don’t need to say anything else.” I glanced at my watch. “You should go home. I have things to take care of.” I was not lying to avoid being alone with Snow. I really did have things to do. Every year, the school offered teachers the chance to go abroad for further studies. My name was on the list every year.

After signing the divorce papers, I dialed my mentor’s number. “Professor Mary, about that research project in the Arctic—the one developing a new drug—please add my name back to the team.” Mary’s excited voice burst through the speaker. “You’ve changed your mind? That’s wonderful! The military will send someone to pick you up in ten days. But Aurora, I have to remind you again. Once you join this mission, your personal information will be erased. Your husband… with his extreme need for control… will he agree?”

Her voice was hoarse as she said, “Yara, we’ll find your dad together and apologize to him.” After ending her marriage with Nathan, Moon had no authority to order others to look for him. She had no choice but to hold Yara and knock on Julian’s office door. Julian looked at them in surprise. Their faces were pale and lifeless. “Moon, what’s wrong with you two?” Moon’s voice was hoarse. “Sir, my husband was upset with me and left home. Can you help find out where he went?” Julian frowned, looking at her in surprise.

That's all, I'll be able to forget all about it no time. But As the day drug on it kept slipping back into my mind, invading my every thought no matter how hard I tried to push it out. The dirty words he had said to me, how he ferociously pounded into me without a care in the world of getting caught by someone. But I knew this could never happen in real life, I'm married for Christ sakes. I love my husband and I would absolutely never betray him in that way. We were extremely happy in life, our perfect little family, in the perfect house.

Three years ago, while I was burning myself out in the lab to save Adrian's company, he was out there, strolling through shops with Evelyn. While I was forcing myself to keep working despite a critical medical notice, he was planning surprises for Evelyn. When I returned home full of excitement with the core technology, he was letting another woman trample me into the mud. How could a person like that even understand what love was? William handed me a thermos. "Stop thinking about all that nonsense. Mom made you some truffle chicken soup. Drink it now."

“Next time, we’re hiring a chef.” Reid muttered, almost to himself, “Next time… I won’t be this blind.” And this time, whoever had played with his life, his marriage, and his son. Wouldn’t walk away.

Anger immediately boiled within me. “What the heck are you doing here with my wife?!”, I vent out the fury burning in my chest. Annet looked at my direction, his eyes narrowing as he turned his head. “Your wife?”, He questioned, standing up on his feet, ready to fight me. “ Oh! so you remember she is your wife and you left her to die at the entrance of your villa! Well for your information, your wife has a flu and passed out right in front of your house!”

Apples and oranges rolled across the floor, just like Derek's cheap excuse for remorse. "Assets? Does he even have any assets left?" "He already gutted the company dry. Everything's been frozen by the court!" Nathan sighed and tried to play the sentimental card. "You two were husband and wife. You had such a beautiful history together." "He nearly died saving you from that river. Can't you just consider it settling a debt?" "Shut up!" I grabbed the glass from my bedside table and hurled it at Nathan's feet. Shards exploded across his pant legs.