Is Sophia Choi Married Novels & Stories

"Girl, you gotta be kidding me. We all have been watching you both being all lovey-dovey like a newly married couple for the last few days." "What nonsense?" Sophia's words sent Kiara cackling, she said, "You guys sure are something. We both are the same, just like how we used to be in school." "Yeah, but you guys are no longer in school. You both are married." Sophia said, making Kiara's laughter stop abruptly. In the past few days, she seemed to have completely let this slip off her mind. She cleared her throat and said, "So what? What we share is pure friendship."

Saul added with complacence. “The man knows to turn every situation in his favor.” Dori, the assistant of Sophia, whispered in her ear. A series of curses ran behind the lips of Sophia. The gossip started within the workers of Holiday Wines and the media. Clarifying everybody's confusion Saul added, “I'm a private man and I don't like publicity about my family affairs. Sophia and I had a registered marriage with just our closest family members to witness our holy union. Very soon my wife and I will be addressing a press meet and clear your questions outside my family. Thanks for all the support.” He dismissed the gathering, pulled Sophia to him and walked inside the office.

Sophia: "Shocking, I know." I laughed. She stared at me for a few seconds. Sophia: "You did too…" Me: "I guess we both did." She smiled, still staring at me. Sophia: "You know, after high school and moving away from town, I tried a couple times to reach you. It never worked. Even after all these years, I’d randomly think of you—like, what’s he even doing right now? But then a few days ago… boom! You’re on the news. Married to the last person I ever expected."

"Okay, I understand!" Fifteen minutes later, Sophia returned. Curiosity got the better of her, and she asked her colleagues, "Do you know if Mr. Joseph has a girlfriend?" Upon hearing this, Chloe's fingers paused on the keyboard. "I don't think so." "He never mentioned having one." "As low-level employees, how would we know about Mr. Joseph's personal life? But I believe there's a 99% chance he's single." Sophia's face lit up with a radiant smile as she confidently announced her decision, "That's perfect. I've made up my mind—I'm going to pursue Mr. Joseph!"

Heith still helped him out with surveys, especially for his remote resorts. “How are you doing, man?” Mack asked sincerely. Heith swallowed against the lump in his throat, at least two people who cared about him made it today. “I’ve been better,” he answered tightly. “Will you both be around after this shindig gets through?” Kyle nodded. “Sure. Whatever you need, what’s up?” Heith breathed out quietly glancing around to make sure no one else was paying attention to them. “I think I did a dumbass thing and married a Sophia.” Both stared at Heith at the mention of Kyle’s ex-fiancée and the bane of his existence.

Julian’s voice was dangerously low, carrying the weight of a warning. Alex took slow, calculated steps toward the stage, the smirk never leaving his face. He was enjoying this moment, basking in the attention and the chaos he had just created. "Sophia and I got married years ago," he declared, turning toward the press. "Legally. We were husband and wife, and as far as I know, she never filed for a divorce." A collective gasp rippled through the audience. Cameras clicked relentlessly, and reporters scribbled down notes at lightning speed.

Not a single person was paying attention to her, even if it was what she wanted, Sophia couldn’t deny the sad feeling in her chest. Sophia’s gaze settled on the tall figure of Albert Raymond, her husband, who stood surrounded by beautiful women like supermodels vying for his attention. Sophia snorted, and the moment Albert’s eyes shifted to meet hers, she quickly looked away. That's enough! she thought in disgust. She walked toward the table filled with delectable treats, grabbed a handful of chocolate candies from the bowl and walked away. Even though the news of her marriage eleven months ago had faded, Sophia still often hears unpleasant gossip from many people as well as news articles on

Every photograph of the two of them had been swept clean. Even the cookware she'd bought specifically for him had disappeared from the kitchen. The only thing left was the divorce agreement, sitting in the center of the living room table, impossible to miss. His hands trembling, he opened the small storage closet. The white wedding dress had been cut to ribbons. Scraps of fabric lay scattered like the final verdict on everything they'd been. He refused to accept it. Refused to believe that Lily had actually left him. Where would she even go?

she offered and her soft voice cut him off his thinking. “Lol, you’re funny," he replied and sat up immediately. "I’m not married and neither do I have a girlfriend at the moment. Happily single and searching," he winked back with a smile and continued eating. “So who’s that lovely lady I saw with you in the portrait? The one that hangs on the wall I mean," she asked “Oh that, she’s my ex-girlfriend. She broke up with me, maybe because I was too busy with work and she couldn’t wait any longer," he replied coldly.

Scarlet asked, with food stuffed in her mouth. I couldn't help but shook my head as I stared at her. Her case is begining to get out of hand. "Actually.... I don't know if I should really say this, considering the fact that it was meant to be kept a secret," she said, her gaze darting between us. Okay, she's not trying to spill out the truth, is she? I thought it was meant to be a secret between her and Asher. "My marriage with Asher won't be a real one. We... actually signed a contract. I'm going to act as his loving wife for a whole year and after that, everyone would go their separate ways," she said, a soft chuckle escaping her lips.