I Married A Sick Husband Novels & Stories

"What do you want to feel?" "Anything. Everything. I don't know." I stand, suddenly restless. Walk to the windows. The city spreads below us, millions of lights, millions of lives happening simultaneously. "My husband told me this morning he wants an open marriage. After I found out he's been cheating on me for months. Years, probably. He has a burner phone with women's names rated like restaurants. Three stars. Five stars. Like we're all just entries in his collection." I'm talking too much. Oversharing. This man doesn't care about my marriage problems. He's paid to perform a service, not be my therapist.

She could not believe that the man who spent the past five years appearing everywhere with Sylvia as a couple was actually her husband, Felix. Even Celia knew? Had she been helping them lie to her too? Cordelia could not understand it. Had he been pretending in front of her all along? Had all that love been fake? Ten years ago, disaster struck the Harper family in Kingsford. Cordelia’s mother and brother died in a car accident. The spoiled heiress who had been pampered for more than twenty years lost her beloved mother and brother overnight. The head of the Harper family forced her into an arranged marriage, but Cordelia refused.

He hadn't taken off his coat, and his broad shoulders seemed to fill the entire limousine’s custom cabin. He wasn't looking at her. Instead, his piercing gray eyes were fixed on the tinted glass window, watching the city lights blur into streaks of silver and neon as the vehicle sped away from the hotel. He looked completely unbothered by the fact that he had just hijacked his son’s engagement gala, upended the stock market, and married a woman half his age on a whim. I am married to him, Evelyn thought, her mind struggling to grasp the sheer weight of her gambit. I am no longer Evelyn King, the tragic pawn. I am Evelyn Vance.

Once I submitted my application, I breathed a sigh of relief and headed back to school. In my past life, I had listened to Orion. After graduation, I married him with the large inheritance my parents left me and became a housewife. With me taking care of everything at home, he had nothing to worry about. So, he could go for an internship in the hospital right after graduating. Later, with help from the professor, his career took off smoothly. After he was transferred to a hospital in the city, his first love, Sofia Hill, went with him. I was the only one left behind in the village.

"How sure are you, madam? The cancerous cells have spread all over his brain and he..." "Just stop this, doctor. Stop!" I slam my hands on the desk as I spring up to my feet. His words are driving me to the edge of craziness. "My husband doesn't have a brain tumor! No, he doesn't," I shake my head slowly. My eyes suddenly become wet with tears, and my cheeks feel hot as they pour down them. It's not that I believe him, but... but... I don't know what's going on. I don't know what I'm feeling right now...

she answered with a smile before turning her back on me. But, I'm not convinced. I've been married to him for almost a decade, and he's always like that. I guess it has become their routine that whenever Liam hurts me because he can't even control himself hurting me, Mother Minda will come to stop him. And then the next thing happened... she locked him in his study room just to make sure he couldn't get close to me and hurt me. And then now... Nay Minda wanted me to believe that there's nothing wrong with my husband? That he is normal? No! He really needs to be treated. I need to know what his illness is... and this is the least I can do for him as his wife.

“I’m sure she married me because of my money and fame. It’s evident from her banking statements.” “Sia, she manipulated me into marrying her. She played the victim, got my father on her side, and now she’s living off my wealth. Her banking statements show how she’s been spending money—money she never had before.” Rican again held her hand and gently placed a small kiss on it. "I promise you this time, Sia," he whispered softly, his voice filled with sincerity. "Nothing will come between us... I promise you." As their conversation cut in the middle when a nurse came and told them to sign the discharge paper since there was no need to keep her at hospital anymore since her accident was not tha

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’

“Just a matter of time, my love. You know we still need her to do the housework. She's a great cook and sometimes helps my mother around, so for that I'm keeping her around even though she's barren.” Me? Barren? Just because I haven't gotten pregnant within five months of our marriage. The air seemed to leave my gut the moment their words penetrate inside my ear. I felt a heavy weight in my chest as I drifted away from the door a little, thinking if I should turn a blind eye to it or walk into them. But at this point, I don't think I can continue to pretend like I'm blind. As usual, I would have turned a blind eye to it if Freddie hadn't brought my sister to our matrimonial bed, I would have

They were loveable, at first. Nick had a serious drug problem that his parents could not handle him. So when he decide to get married, they thought it would be the best idea to get rid of him from their sight and transferred the responsibility in me. I never imagined getting my life in this kind of trouble. My so long fantasy, turned into a nightmare that I have to live forever. My dad was right all along, I shouldn't rushed of getting married. And now, I end up taking care of a sick man.