Harvey Specter Wife In Suits の小説・ストーリー

When he faced the woman, his expression relaxed a lot and one could say that he looked extremely gentle. Everyone in the room, especially Mr. Smith, were in shock as they stared at the woman in front of Tony—the little girl from the Stark Group whom they thought was inexperienced. I can’t believe that she is Director Hart’s wife. Everyone knows that she has just divorced Director Chase from the Chase Group, but no one expected her to get together with Director Hart this quickly. Does that mean the previous rumors were true? No matter what, Mr. Smith’s back was already drenched in sweat.

“Well, Mr. Harvey Richardson started off in his family’s business. He’s made it to the front pages of almost every business and celebrity magazine for one reason or another. He’s a single father—his wife’s details are unknown, probably kept secret for a reason. Recently, he started his own jewelry line. His company is the biggest sponsor of Jasper Sterling, the mysterious and famous designer who has made a name for himself over the past few years. According to the tabloids, they have an exclusive contract set to expire in the next three months. As for his personal life, finding information about it isn’t easy. I couldn’t uncover anything beyond his business—not even a single photo. The only

“Excuse me?” Renee asked, utterly shocked by Danica’s behavior. “I don’t mean to be rude, but when I saw you watching my husband, I just made an assumption,” Danica chuckled, slipping her arms around Harvey’s. “Harvey and I have been married for twenty-five years, and his success as Vice President of HN Supermarket has drawn unnecessary attention from women. I’m just protecting what’s mine.” “That’s not true,” Harvey objected. “Margaret, I’m sorry -”

"Then why are you in the hospital, Mr. Harvey?" "I'm looking for my ex-wife here." Ex-wife? Caroline had no idea that Harvey had been married before. Since she's been in the office this month, she's never heard of her boss' status whether she has a girlfriend or not, and it turns out that Harvey is a widower. Honestly as a normal woman, it's impossible not to admire the incredibly smart and charming Harvey. Caroline thought her admiration for Harvey was only limited to admiration from subordinates to superiors, but hearing those words just now made her body freeze.

“This is Harper, Widow of Congressman Timothy Lane. You might remember the scandal, though the press called it a suicide.” Harper was younger than Genevieve expected. She was in her early thirties, dark skinned, with high cheekbones and eyes that were like polished glass. She gave Genevieve a single glance. “Margot, the silent one,” Celeste continued, nodding toward an older woman who looked like she’d stepped out of a 1950s film. “Her husband ran a hedge fund until it burned.” “Diana,” she said next, motioning to a woman with auburn hair and eyes lined with black eyeliner like war paint. “Her husband was found with two bullets in his chest and one mistress in his bed.”

"Harvey, according to your wife, you are… insignificant." Spreading his hands, he leaned closer to the screen and looked directly at Harvey, who was standing in the conference room. "Your wife called you her ex-husband. Did you really get divorced from the woman who just won first place in a national math competition?" The atmosphere in the room shifted dramatically. The shareholders could no longer stay calm. "Mr. Fisher, how could you and your wife get divorced?" "She publicly called you her ex-husband in front of Gingham TV! Is this true?"

The pregnant Piper Steele waits in line just to get two tickets for a night ride on the Ferris wheel. But while waiting, she spots her husband, Harvey Ludlow, walking out of City Hall with his first love, Cecilia Tanner. She secretly checks with one of the staff, only to hear that her own marriage certificate is a forgery. Overcome with shock, she suffers severe abdominal pain and miscarries the baby. The doctor, however, says the miscarriage is caused by an overdose of hormone medication. Ever since Piper became pregnant, the only medicine she takes is the folic acid tablets Harvey brings to her every day. She clings to the barest sliver of hope—until she's informed that the tablets in t

Before she could react, Specter yanked her over and threw her onto the couch. "Let's all have some fun today. Sure, you can go public if you want, but then you'll ruin your reputation and bring down the Shaws' as well. Your husband will throw you out, your son will see you as a disgrace, and your brother overseas will be devastated! I'm sure you'll keep quiet, won't you?" For a woman, reputation was just too important. Specter began unbuttoning his shirt, moving toward her. Maria's face went white. She had thought she might make it out of this in one piece, but now she realized just how cruel their plans really were.

Of course, he knew exactly what she was speaking about. "Bullshit. I didn't go on any dinner dates with her last week nor was she my girlfriend. She was just a family acquaintance. Aunt Helen respected her mother a lot and she frequently came to our house since childhood. Don't pay heed to those meaningless gossips. They are all craps and lastly, I never cheated on my wife." He explained first and whispered the last part leaning forward to her ears. His lips gently touched her ears making a shiver pass through her spine. He leaned backwards after a few seconds. His eyes gazed at hers. Athena felt perplexed all of a sudden because he seemed genuinely honest. But she knew better than to believ

Harvey's POV I sat in the conference room, listening to the various department heads report on their progress. My mind was focused on the numbers and strategies being discussed, but that all changed when my security head called. I knew that call meant something was amiss. "Hello, sir," he said, his voice serious. "We have a situation at one of our malls. Your wife, Anna, is being harassed by a group of women." My vision turned red with anger. How dare they bully my wife? I slammed my fist on the table, interrupting the meeting. "That's enough," I barked, standing up. "The meeting is adjourned."