Hotwife Heather Novels & Stories

"What are you talking about—" "I see the way everybody looks at you, and I know you enjoy the attention and everything. You have a reputation, Alex, and I'm sure you know that. I know I shouldn't be asking you this, I probably don't matter, after all I am nothing more than a property—" Heather paused to sniffle back tears. Her body was trembling, her words felt deeper than anything she's ever said before. "Those ladies are wealthy.... they're better...looking than I am. I can't help you in anyway, I just want to know how much time I have before you leave me for one of them—"

While Celeste got dressed, she said, "Hungry for more today? If so, you've got to pay up." Taken aback, I asked, "Pay up? I didn't know I had to pay to have fun with you." She pushed my hands away and answered, "Of course. Why would you think I'd let you have fun for free?" "What about last night, then? I didn't pay anything, did I?" Celeste replied, "That's because your wife has paid up on your behalf. If you want to have your way today, it would cost you 3000 dollars."

The headline was still pulled up, written boldly beneath a photograph that had been taken outside a restaurant downtown. He was with a woman, and they were close enough that the photographer hadn’t needed to stretch the implication. Billionaire Julian Black spotted with mystery woman. Is this the infamous wife finally stepping into the spotlight? Julian looked at it for a moment longer, maybe two. Then he looked away and took a sip of his drink. “Where did you find that?” he asked. “It’s trending,” Lena said. “I didn’t have to find it. It found me.” “It’s nothing,” he said.

This gave them a better chance of growing their packs population. Heather had been kept as basically a sex slave since she had turned eighteen, six years ago. Even she had not conceived after all of that time, there was talk of bonding her to a beta who was ruthless when she had decided to flee. She had been hiding and moving from place to place for almost a year, and this pack was the longest she had stayed in a town.

Third Person POV By the time Renata returned to her apartment, the six photographs from outside Hart Global Headquarters were already spread across her laptop screen, against a decade-old wedding announcement she dug out of her publication's digital archive after nearly an hour of searching. The resemblance wasn't just close,it was undeniable. The woman in the wedding photograph, younger, softer around the edges, dressed in white beside Damian Blackwood at what the caption described as "one of the season's most anticipated society weddings," was unmistakably the same woman who had walked out of Hart Global's headquarters that afternoon beside Edmund Hart himself.

The headline beneath it read: WHO IS THE WOMAN MICHAEL CARTER IS HIDING? Her name wasn't printed. But her face was. And the ring on her finger was visible if you looked closely enough. The nurse holding the phone looked up. Then her eyes went wide. "Oh — Jessica, I didn't —" "It's fine." Her voice came out steady. She didn't know how. She handed the phone back and kept walking. THE BATHROOM Three minutes. She gave herself three minutes inside the locked stall.

Birthdays, arguments, and the sound of her mother singing softly while cooking dinner late at night. The memories followed her all the way to the front door. Eventually, Selena pushed it open and stepped inside. Voices drifted faintly from the living room. Then she saw them. Sophia lounged comfortably across the sofa wearing silk loungewear with designer heels dangling carelessly from one foot. Beside her sat her husband, Ethan Carter, one arm stretched lazily along the back of the couch while the other scrolled through messages on his phone. The sight twisted something sharp inside Selena’s chest.

Heather stood infront of the beautiful curvy gate and took a deep breath. Once she walks in, she will face the wrath of the cold and indifferent lady. And she was ready for war. She walked closer to the gate and rang the bell. Immideatly, a voice spoke out of the speaker and asked who it was. "Hi...umm..i'm Heather Liffman." "And what is your business with the Madam." "I'm a friend of hers." Heather answered sweetly so that the old lady would let her in.

“Whatever you want, I’ll be right here.” Heather reached out and squeezed MaryAnne’s hand. “Thank you,” she whispered. “I don’t recognize what I’d do without you.” The days that have been observed have been a whirlwind of preparations for the vow renewal. Heather changed into an outfit for an extravagant gown, and florists and caterers swarmed the mansion. Mihir seemed almost pleased, his temper swinging dangerously between warmth and cold detachment. Heather played her part perfectly, smiling and nodding whenever required, all of the whilst plotting her escape.

“Yes. I think there’s a pile of work waiting for him over there, so he’s leaving with his wife.” “It’s good she’s going. At least Adrian would be at peace.” “Don’t talk like that,” Hawthorne scolded him. “How? That’s the truth. We both know she doesn’t like him. Just look at what she did to the little child.” Harthwore furrowed his brows. He wasn’t aware anything had happened to the boy. His expression answered Joshua’s question. “She didn’t stop him from touching a hot metal. That’s how bad she can be. If only his mother didn’t—”