Hidden Marriage Spoilers Novels & Stories

“I do. If Dave turned out to be an asshole, I might divorce him in the few first months. But he didn’t, and that made me grow feelings for him.” “Wait. You said divorce him?” Anna’s face went pale as soon as she realized her mistake. She shouldn’t blow up her own secret—it remained secret because she thought there wasn’t an urgency to tell Rebecca and Matt soon. “Is there something you hide from me?” Rebecca asked again after finding out her odd reaction. Anna flashed her an apologetic smile. There was no use hiding it anymore because they would know, or she would tell them the truth soon. “I’m married, Bec.”

I almost stopped on my tracks upon seeing few maids murmuring among themselves. “Is she really Sir Eric's wife?” “Yes. Obviously.” The second one murmured. “But she's the same lady who accused him of being a gay.” I gulped at her words. They weren't obvious of my presence anyway. “Yeah, but subsequently, they made it to the public that they're engaged and now married.” I couldn't watch anymore, taking another turn, I headed for the terrace but suddenly, Eric's voice echoed from that corner. It felt like he was having an argument with someone on the phone.

The influencers immediately swung their cameras toward her. "Wait—so she's the real wife, and you're the other woman?" "Holy crap! This is the scandal of the year. The side piece came to the hospital to attack the actual wife?" "No wonder Mr. Grant was so eager to pay to have those videos removed. I thought he was protecting her reputation!" Anne was completely thrown off by the sudden turn. She clutched her stomach instinctively and looked at me with tearful eyes. "I don't believe it! Caleb and I just got engaged! How could you possibly be his wife? Why are you interfering in our relationship? I'm already carrying Caleb's child!"

The twins tumbled into the room, each excited. “Amelie! Look, I got all my spellings correct today!” Harriet shouted. “And I finished my food!” Harrison announced gleefully. Almost at the same time, they noticed Seb in the kitchen and their mouths dropped open. ”Who is this handsome man?” Harriet asked. “Shh,” Harry countered. Both adults chuckled at the twins’ playfulness. “Harriet, Harrison, this is Sebastian. He's going to be my husband.” She decided to just drop the news.

He took deep breaths, leaning back. 'You will never get a child. ' I knew that was the last thing on Colton's mind. He wasn't the type, it was far off from Colton. He had other priorities, Colton was not the type to give up anything. That's why he married me, to gain the family's inheritance and grant their wish for a wife, it was forced on him. We'd been together for a year, I knew what was coming next, the divorce. He had it all planned and it was so hard to read him, this marriage was nothing but a sham. That was all it could ever be.

"The news you're spreading is a complete hoax. In fact, I'm married to someone else." The employees were immediately excited, their curiosity growing as they wondered who their boss's wife would be. They were jealous, having dashed their hopes of becoming Brandon's wife. “But why did Mr. Brandon hide your marriage?” asked the new employee. "Because I really don't like spreading wedding news. It really invades my privacy." Since Brandon clarified the news of his marriage, which had been deliberately hidden, the employees changed the topic of conversation. Belinda was relieved to hear her husband take the initiative to clarify the hoax without mentioning his wife's name.

On the other hand, she couldn't help feeling annoyed that her sister was in a sham of a marriage and she hadn't known about it. It was written in the contract. The marriage wasn't a real one and some terms and conditions applied. If the marriage wasn't even real, then why was Jaxon so pressed about being faithful to his paper wife? She sneered thinking of how she had been jealous of Ruby when her position as Jaxon's wife was hanging by a thread.

Relief curled faintly in my chest when it was finally over, and I thought I could finally breathe. ​Then I spotted them: Damien and Lila. My heart didn't just skip; it stopped. ​"Oh... what a coincidence," Lila said brightly, clinging to Damien's arm. Their fingers were intertwined and their smiles were flawless. "Getting married today too?" ​The room tilted. Damien leaned into her. He was comfortable, proud, and everything he'd never been with me. The sight burned more than I expected. Of course, it had to be today. ​Ethan looked from me to my sister, silent and unreadable. I felt stripped bare, humiliated that he was finally seeing the mess I called my personal life.

“I thought she was an orphan. Didn’t see a single soul from her side at the wedding.” “It’s her aunt and uncle—the ones who raised her. I’ve been keeping tabs, as you asked. They don’t seem to work much and spend most of their time around the hospital. At first, I thought they were harmless, but yesterday they visited a man named Mr. Hill. They left in tears—well, the uncle left looking like he’d been beaten to a pulp.” “Hill,” Serena repeated thoughtfully. “Interesting… So they don’t know she married Julian.” Her lips curved into a sly smile. “Left on their own, they’ll never find her. Let’s give them a little… push.”

But it was her only way out at the moment. When it came time to say their vows, the officiant read the words in a monotone, barely glancing at them. “Do you, Sophia Claire Reyes, take Liam Alexander Hart as your lawfully wedded husband?” Sophia's chest tightened, her vision blurring with tears. She wasn’t crying because she loved him. She was crying because this was not how she ever imagined it—desperate, broken, marrying a stranger just to escape. “I do,” she whispered, her voice cracking. The floor beneath her shoes suddenly felt cold.