Novel & Cerita Is Jake Hudson Married

His eyes widened, the blue iris contracting as the words hit him. "What?" "The divorce papers... two years ago... my husband, Mark... he didn't file them. I found out this morning. Legally, I’m still his wife." Jake let out a short, jagged laugh that sounded like a sob. "You’re... you’re married? The 'fiancée' I just sold to my board... is already a wife?" "I didn't know, Jake! I swear, I thought it was over!" "Does he know?" Jake’s voice was a low, lethal vibration.

Jake begins, but before he can finish, Logan steps closer, his hand resting possessively on the small of my back. "She is my wife," Logan says with a sharp voice leaving no room for further questions. Jake stumbles back, least expecting as he looks at me and Logan in shock "What do you mean, 'my wife'?" "You want me to say it again?" Logan's voice drips with anger. "Nadine and I are married. The earlier you get that into your head the better for you." Jake laughs. "Nadine, this must be a joke. You're married to Logan?"

“Liam, if you’re going to keep showing up trying to expose some scandal, let me save you the trouble.” Liam arched a brow. “Oh? And how do you plan to do that?” Jake leaned back slightly, without thinking he stared at me and the word he said next caught me off guard . “We’re getting married.” There was silence for some seconds. My heart stopped. Liam narrowed his eyes. “You’re already married.” Jake shrugged. “A courthouse wedding doesn’t count in our world. We’re talking about a real wedding something big, elaborate, and in front of the whole city. That should put an end to any doubts, right?”

He held my body, and the corners of his eyes turned red. “No way! Estelle, we haven’t even gotten married yet. I said I would marry you. We were going to have children and a whole life together. How could you just leave me like this?” Everyone around them froze in shock. Jake was always spending time with his first love. He had just held a grand wedding days ago. Now, he was mourning over another woman’s body. The crowd immediately sensed the scandal, but no one dared to ask. Jake was too emotionally unstable. The nurses quickly stepped in to pull him away.

He's a businessman, too. “Thank you, bro. How’s your wife and Keith?” I asked him. Keith is their son. He chuckled and held my shoulder. “We already have two kids, and guess what? My wife is pregnant again,” he said proudly. I smiled. “Really? Congrats,” I told him. We talked for a while. I was just wondering what that woman is doing right now; maybe she’s creating silly things again. “Congrats, Diego. Finally, you’re getting married,” Jake went up to me. I'm already thirty-one, and marriage hasn’t been in my vocabulary until now. But now it’s suddenly happening.

Brianna asked. "He's on his way to the airport. I know you two will inevitably meet since you're his clients!" "Alright. Thanks for telling me!" Brianna ended the call with Jake. She was about to put down her smartphone when she noticed he had sent a message. "Is it really true that Logan Gray is your husband, Brie?" - Jake. Brianna didn't answer Jake's question. She went to her contacts and found Jordan's number. She called Jordan, but he didn't answer, so she sent him a message.

Leon's voice came through the line. "She's growing bigger wings!" Maria exclaimed, her body shaking with anger. "Jada Hudson is a conniving, manipulative woman who will stop at nothing to get what she wants. We can't have her running around here. She's getting dangerous and bold. She was flirting with Xander Gracias, and when I called her out on it, she threw wine in my face and slapped me." "Xander Graciass, the son of multimillionaire businessman Ricardo Graciass?" Leon asked, surprised.

“She’s here with me.” Jack turns back to him, his chest puffed out with ego. “This is a private event, Jake—or whatever your name is,” he sneers. “We can’t just have intruders and stalkers walking around here.” The words were a knife to my pride, and I feel my cheeks flush hot with humiliation. But Jake doesn’t flinch. He glances at me for a second, his expression unreadable, before stepping closer to Jack. “Listen,” Jake elaborates, his tone cold and cutting. “I was invited to this party. And she”—he pointedly gestures towards me— “is not an intruder.” He straightens his posture, his voice ringing with finality. “She is, my wife.”

“I know. But fear doesn’t listen to logic. I just want them safe. I already failed them once.” Silence followed. Then Jakes cleared his throat. “Funny how life humbles us all.” They turned to him. “My wife and kids are still abroad,” Jakes said. “You both know that. But… things are different now.” Leonard raised an eyebrow. “Different how?” “I don’t live that life anymore,” Jakes said simply. “No women, no sneaking around, no stupid temptations. I spend all my time working and flying out to see them. Every chance I get.”

“Sue is certainly catching a lot of attention. Leave it to you to take an oyster and pull out the pearl.” He inwardly shivered at the mention of oysters. After eating Rocky Mountain oysters, he didn’t think he would eat actual oysters ever again. “Anyway, I thought you looked unusually happy until she started dancing with other men,” Justin continued. “Technically, she is married. Their behavior was inappropriate.” “Does she know that she’s been getting flowers?” “No. And you’d better keep it that way.” “Hmm...” Jake was beginning to get irritated. “What?”