Novel & Cerita Gru And Lucy Married

Lucy sniffled, her eyes filling with tears “Damn, I don't even know why I'm crying. I always knew it would be a terrible marriage from the day my parents said I had no choice but to marry his business partners' son, but... Now it's different. I'm not like this just because I feel humiliated and rubbish, like other times, but... I'm really scared that he's going to end the marriage this time, and my parents are going to want me to drag myself at his feet to prevent this from happening." “Why do you think that? I mean, Christopher is an idiot in many ways, but I doubt he would have the courage to face his parents' anger because of a simple mistress...” “Not if that woman is a millionaire.” Luc

Lucy patted my shoulder. "You know how things are with the Coopers. We only see them for holiday dinners, and after that, we're out the door. "That's why I stayed out of it at first. If you hadn't come to your senses and misunderstood my intentions, I would've ended up being blamed for butting in. So, I held back at first." I nodded, indicating that I understood. Wayne and I had just gotten married, but Lucy managed to push us into a divorce. If the word spread, she'd be shredded by gossip.

My voice cracked, tears streaming down my face—but Lucas just laughed, cold and cruel. "Listen carefully, Lucia. When we first met, I was genuinely kind to you. But marrying you was business—not love. And you… you jumped at the chance to be my wife just because my parents liked you. Can’t you at least be grateful you’re part of the Grayson family?!" "H-How dare you…" I sobbed, my hands trembling at my sides. Rage burned in my chest now, mixing with the heartbreak. How could he hurt me like this when all I’d ever done was love him?

“I wasn’t aware that Alpha Gavin, the most powerful Lycan Chairmen in the world, was married since his fated mate died years ago.” I swallowed the lump in my throat and kept my gaze steadily on his. “I am his wife, yes,” I lied, hating that I didn’t even sound convincing to myself. This made Lucy laugh even harder. “She sounds so stupid,” Lucy chuckled. “Look at her; Gavin would never marry someone like her. She’s a nobody. No pack has ever even heard of her.” Principal Thorne looked me over again, almost as if his wheels were turning.

"Let's talk about it tomorrow!" "They are still angry and not in the mood." "If you apologize now, aren't you looking for trouble?" "But ..." Lucy's face was full of grievances. This was ten percent shares! On the other side, Elias couldn't bear to watch any longer. He frowned. "Lucy, their daughter has already married Matthew. Are you still afraid that they will run away?" Lucy pursed her lips and thought for a moment, then agreed. "That's enough." Elias also stood up and stretched his body. "Let's have dinner, I'm starving to death. This took so long."

“What is it, Lucy?” She clung her hand in my arms as we continue walking. “Did you… do it, already?” “Huh? Do what?” “You know, the thing that couples do… Did you do anything more than kissing?” I almost choked from my own saliva even if I’m not eating or drinking anything. “W-What?!” Lucy chuckled. “You know, Lucifer did grow up in a liberated country where couples even they aren’t married yet, can already do anything they want to do...”

Lucy's voice choked emotionally on the last sentence and she turned toward Gabriel to see him kneeling with a beautiful white gold ring with a gray quartz stone and ivy wrapped around the band. "Lucy Carrigan, would you do me the honor of staying by my side as not only my mate but my wife?" Gabriel asked as their eyes met. Lucy now knew why her aunt had shouted with so much joy. She did not hesitate to throw herself at Gabriel wrapping her arms around his neck and kissing him passionately. They broke the kiss and Gabriel grinned. "So is that a yes, Freckles?" "Yes, Gabriel. I will marry you," Lucy answered and Gabriel helped her put the ring on her finger.

I picked them up last, cradling them in my palm like something fragile, something already lost. Then, I heard it. A soft, pitiful voice drifting in from the hallway. “Max… please don’t fight with Louis…” Grace limped into the room, her big, doe-like eyes filled with false sorrow. “Even if I didn’t do it… if Louis wants to blame me, then let her. No one’s ever liked me since I was a kid. It’s normal she doesn’t like me either…” Oh, she was good. Max exhaled sharply, already softening. Already believing her.

I saw the clause! “RYKER!” I shouted at the top of my voice. He looked up from his desk, as he was busy doing whatever and never expected to see me so soon, especially after our last encounter in his bedroom. “Lucy...?” he drew my name with a calm voice, so calm that it made me slow down. “What’s is it again? What went wrong this time?” I slammed the fake marriage contract on his desk he was working on. “You tell me what you plan to do with this.”

“I thought I had met people with issues of desperation, but yours is an understatement. You are very desperate.” Lucy thought that she had encountered people with dirty demeanors, but no one seemed to be equal to that of the supposed man she was getting married to. “I won’t have you insult me, Mr. Berger. You don’t know me!” it became a struggle between Lucy’s pride and her emotions. It was hard for her to just stand there and watch the disabled man insult her because she had been forced to marry him. “Just so you know, I didn’t think this was a good idea. I just agreed to do it because I had no choice.” Gregory had found the perfect excuse to give for his attitude, and it sounded like he wa