Is Sophia Choi Married Novels & Stories

It took a while for Sophia to agree to my plans but after she did, we both sat down and placed my phone camera in front of us. "Hi, everyone, I am Vaughn's wife, and this is my sister," I muttered. "We both have seen the news circulating and we are here to say it's all a lie. Vaughn and I are in love, and although our relationship didn't start on the best terms, he never forcefully married me," I said, looking sideways at Sophia. She had been quiet since I started the video, and it was soon her turn to say something. "It was true that Vaughn and I were matched and supposed to get married, but I ran away and he then had to marry Aria and...," Sophia said, but I immediately stood up and ended

Chuck observed my expression while explaining, and he started to sweat profusely. I listened quietly without interrupting him. When he was done, I said slowly, "Cousin?" I stood up and went over to Chuck, gently touching the collar of his shirt to straighten it. "We've been married for 10 years, Chuck. Why haven't you mentioned your cousin, Candice, all this time?" Chuck gulped. "That's because she… She's a distant cousin, and we haven't been in touch for years. It's only two years ago that we started…"

Evelyn said. Well.... I guess they indeed struck luck. Vivian said, looking at Evelyn. After you left, news started spreading that the CEO of Knight Group, Logan Knight, is in a relationship with Madison Reed. I had thought it was just a rumor, the famous tycoon couldn't possibly have such bad taste, right? But it turned out to be true, their billboards were everywhere. Soon after they had a grand wedding, it was the talk of the town. I even heard they had a son together, although he's never been on the news. Vivian explained.

“I didn’t catch your name?” “It’s Sophia,” she replied, returning her gaze to him. She seemed quite confused. Then glancing at me briefly, she said, “Sorry I have to go now.” Before Chris could respond, she’d left already. Chris followed her with his gaze. My eyes narrowed, wondering if he was interested in her. Didn’t he recognize her as my wife? He could have seen a picture of us together in the past, but maybe he did not recall that. “Sophia, not Julia…” Chris murmured thoughtfully. “That wasn’t the woman Trevis was referring to, was she?”

June in her teens was a menace. "Sophia got married," June tittered, bringing me back to the present to see my fingers clutching one of the cookies, half-eaten. When the hell had I even taken a bite? I popped the remaining bit into my mouth and hummed. "Are we talking about the same Sophia?" I inquired, suddenly interested in the conversation. If we were talking about the same cheerleader whore in high school, then... "Blonde, cheerleader, wide smile? Hell yeah." June's eyes twinkled. I could tell that she had more to say. Less than a second later, she dropped the bombshell. "She got married to a Minister. They run a church together now."

“Tell us who the man is, Soph. Who did you -" Chase's voice sliced through the air, cutting Saige's drama off. “We’re married,” When silence met his words, he continued. “Sophia and I are married. I’m the man whose ring she has on her finger,” He held Saige's eyes with his as he stood up, towering above them all. “Do you want to know anything else, Saige?" Sophia panicked. “You-," Immediately, Saige stood up, and a shriek left her lips. “You can't be married to her. I’m your wife!"

At least no one was recording. Aside from their exquisite menu, I brought Sophia here because I wanted privacy. But Marc just had to ruin it. “I’ll make this quick,” he said. “Sophia is my wife, and we have a son together. Ollie. Until the divorce is finalized, I don’t appreciate you flaunting my wife like a prized doll.” “Oh, shut up, Marc.”

She looked around and asked, "Mrs. Gao, where did you see my husband just now? I'm going to find him." Mrs. Gao, though a full-time wife, always feared her husband's infidelity and clung to any event he attended, despite not understanding business matters. Faced with Kimberly's sharp-tongued response, Mrs. Gao's expression was not very pleasant, but she maintained a forced smile, "I just saw Mr. Smith with the president of Garcia." Kimberly smiled, her dimples making her look exceptionally charming, "Mrs. Gao, then I'll excuse myself. We should have afternoon tea together another day."

"I'm afraid so, sir. Sophia's personal life is quite... complicated. It's not easy to find information on her." I nodded, taking a deep breath. I had a feeling that Sophia's past was a lot more complicated than I had initially thought. And I was determined to find out more. I looked down at the paper again, scanning the contents one more time. Sophia's marital history was certainly... interesting. She had been married to a wealthy businessman, a famous actor, a professional athlete, a musician, and a politician. Each marriage had lasted for only a few years, before ending in divorce. I couldn't help but wonder what had driven Sophia to marry so many times, only to divorce each husband in tur

"Sophia, may I remind you that you're married to Trevor, the high-powered attorney who, as you like to tell everyone, makes judges wet themselves in fear?" Sophia waved her hand dismissively. "Trevor and I own the most successful law firm in the city. That doesn't mean I've gone blind. I'm married, not dead." "Besides," Karen chimed in, "aren't you two the power couple of New York? The ones who make the other power couples look like they're playing house?" "Exactly," Sophia nodded, a soft smile playing on her lips. "I still love my Trevor very much. It's not a crime to appreciate a handsome man when I see one."