I Left My Husband Without Hesitation Novel Novels & Stories

"Savannah, don't be so guarded. I love you. I just want you to be my wife. I was with Zara for three years. We traveled the world together. But in the end, I just felt exhausted. She was only good as a girlfriend, not as a wife. "You and I… Let's start over, okay?" The ropes around my wrists were so tight that I couldn't break free. For now, I could only try to calm him down. "Okay, sure. We can start over. But can you untie me first? My hands really hurt." Oliver stared at me for a long moment before suddenly breaking into a wide smile. "It's good to know that you're willing to start over, but that's not what I meant.

How could I feel nothing as life and death separated us? “Marco, this time, it really is goodbye.” With the Don dead, chaos erupted around the room. I reached into Marco’s jacket, took the key, unlocked my handcuffs, and walked out without looking back. Now, I was truly free, and I would live my life, just like I had promised. I returned to the research base and never remarried. Love was a riddle with no solution. I had seen it myself. For the rest of my life, there would only be science and the distant horizons waiting ahead.

However, her plans were abruptly disrupted by the arrival of disastrous news. Ana rose from her seat, feeling the need for some solitary time. With solemnity in her voice, she declared, "Alright, we'll proceed with the divorce after six months. During this time, we'll maintain the facade of husband and wife, but I refuse to share the same space as your grandson, as it would suffocate me to death!" Richard stepped forward, reaching out to hold Ana, his heart aching with each word she uttered, as they inflicted deep wounds on his soul. He longed to ask for forgiveness, but Ana's distant demeanor made him fear that she wouldn't believe anything he said.

He picked up his coffee cup, took a slow sip without taking his eyes off me. "I don't switch. You just haven't figured out which side of me you bring out yet." My heart skipped a beat, but I made sure he didn't see it. "Yeah, well, I hope it's the one that leaves me alone." This time, it was him who leaned forward. The space between us was still wide, but somehow, it felt like he was right in front of me. His gaze was sharp, lips tilted just enough to make my chest tighten. "How can a husband leave his wife?" he said in a low and smooth voice. "That's not how it works. Not in my world."

My husband hurried inside the house and didn’t even notice the housekeepers who greeted him. When we got to a room, he quickly placed me on the soft bed. Without hesitation, he climbed on top of me. He quickly devoured my lips as if it were the most delicious dish he had ever tasted. I got carried away by the heat I was feeling because of his expert movements all over my body. This was my first time, and I had no fear or hesitation in my heart. I was ready to surrender my entire self to the man who had suddenly become my husband.

A book lies open in my hands, the words blurring together as my mind races elsewhere. That’s when the door opens. I look up—and Hale walks in without knocking. His eyes find mine, then drop to the book in my hands. He doesn’t say anything as he crosses the room, calm and sure, climbing onto the bed without waiting—or asking—for an invitation. Being my husband, I suppose he didn’t need one. Even if our marriage was a forced one. He has no idea what I was thinking. From his perspective, things are normal, now. He slides in beside me, tugs the book from my fingers, and tosses it aside.

After listening to Ruhi, the man said, "I don't want anything from you. Whatever I want, I want it from your husband. After all, it was because of his mom and dad that my whole plan got ruined." Ruhi was trying to understand what the man was saying. She was not able to understand his words at all. Seeing her trying to understand, the man said further, "Leave it! Don't try to understand my words. Tanvi understood my words very well and she was helping me very well in fulfilling my purpose. . But I don't know how you both got married and my entire plan got spoiled. On top of that, Tanvi's anger also spoils my plan. That's why I had to wake you up. But don't worry, after I get what I want from

I noticed something amiss. So, I played along with my husband's story and casually asked, "Really? You were smiling awfully tender just now." Zachary Cole's gaze skittered away, refusing to meet mine. "The kid's got a sweet mouth. He kept calling me 'mister.' It's late. Get some sleep." He turned and walked into the bathroom before I could get a word in edgewise. After 10 years of marriage, I could read him like an open book. That moment of hesitation told me everything I needed to know. He was hiding something.

So whether I like it or not, I should go where my mother-in-law wants me to. Anticipating Lucas's return home to bid him farewell, I found him, as usual, engrossed in his work at the office. Unwilling to delay any longer, I resolved to proceed without his presence. Hailing a cab, I relayed the specified location to the driver. Funny that my husband is a billionaire, but here I am riding a cab. My husband never cared for me. As we traveled the city, guided by the driver's navigation system, an unsettling sensation engulfed me. The surroundings grew desolate, bereft of any discernible establishments. Attempting to contact Harper for clarification proved fruitless, as she failed to respond. An

I mean besides Olwethu being my learner and being 10 years younger than me, they'd just fucken think I'm insane to let go of Zai. My father loved my wife with his whole heart and Zai's dad loved me too. The day we got married was like the day the two families married each other. We were now one.. so if I was to fuck this up, I'd literally be fucking with everything in my life. I sighed as I finished off my second beer and then it fucken hit me that I left my wife at home after fucking her with a strap and I didn't even say anything. My tipsy mind went to my pockets to try and look for my phone but it wasn't there.