Jesse Gregory James Spouse Novels & Stories

It was clear Justin had started to get emotional so he was now showing his son that he didn't agree with his son's way of thinking. Feeling the need to help David to give reasons to the man's parents, Jessy gave an explanation,that David's parents understand. "Even though we dated for more six years before we got married but we are still not ready to have one in the near future, i don't think pregnancy is right for now, both of us still want to focus on our respective careers first." "What do you do? Jessy." Selena matter-of-factly asked about this. "I'm unemployed but I'm planning to build my own cake shop in the near future, Selena." Jessy giving answers to mother-in-law's question soon.

Much worse. "Where is James now?" "Still in Boston, supposedly finishing his graduate degree. But his credit card shows purchases in New York from three weeks, the same week as your wedding." "He was at the wedding?" "Not inside. But he was in the city. We're pulling security footage now to see if he was anywhere near the venue." I stand, pacing towards the window. The city spreads out below us, glittering and dangerous. Aria is in her office one floor down, working on marketing campaigns, completely unaware of the web of desperation and potential violence surrounding her.

“You haven’t even stepped inside the building. You used to teach Bible study, James.” “I used to believe people were honest,” James replied flatly. A pause. “Is this still about Grace?” Marcus asked, his tone suddenly quieter. James’s hands froze mid bite. Grace. The woman he once loved. The woman who had been his ministry partner, his fiancée, and in the end the reason he stopped trusting God. “She’s married now,” Marcus continued. “Moved to South Africa. That chapter’s done.” James set his fork down slowly, wiping his hands.

“Do you want to hear the story behind all this?” “Yes, I do,” Jessica replied, not wanting to hear the story at all, but knowing that she could not say that. “Okay. So here is a brief rundown of it. Some thirty-five years ago, I think, that bastard called James got married to his so-called college sweetheart, his wife whom you know very well. Anyway, she could not get pregnant and have a child because barely three months into the marriage, she was involved in an accident when she was coming back home from grocery shopping, and somehow, her womb got affected, or so I was told. Of course, I wasn’t born yet when all this happened. Anyway, some years later, his kid sister who was pregnant with S

said Victoria. Her dad was happy that everything went well, but he reminded her that should James be cruel to her, she must come back home, then he hang up. After James left his apartment, he went to his close friend John Thomas. “What happened to you, who died?” asked John. James replied, “I got married today, I regret it.” John was shocked. “Did you marry Serene Logan?” James shook his head and said, "My parents arranged a marriage for me. I was upset, Serene refused to take my calls and I agreed to marry Victoria Lewis and I regret it.

I’d ask Chris about it later. “Is James running late sweetheart?” my mother questioned, not skipping a beat before turning to the friend that she was speaking to prior to our arrival. “My daughter is married to the James Wood.” “He’s such a lovely young man. So much potential for being under twenty-five. I think it’s amazing that the two of you put aside family quarrels for love,” her friend, whose name I couldn’t remember, gushed. If only you knew the truth. “They’re trying for a little babe. We’re all so excited,” my mother’s eyes lit up and I swear I could see dollar signs.

I ask, ready to wrap up this farce as soon as I can. Gregory shakes his head. "That's all. Make the plans with my father." He stands, eyes flitting between me and Rita. "There's something strange about the two of you. But I admit, I looked into your little relationship. It seems like it was fast, but you really are married." "Love knows no limits," I say with a shrug. Gregory grunts. "I suppose not." He walks to the door, but pauses there. "By the way. Why don't either of you wear a ring?"

The words drew nothing out of Jade, who - like every maverick - knew who it was at the other end of the line, so he extracted his stuff and methodically arranged everything on the kitchen counter like it was just another evening after work; it shocked Hazel, who kept up with news and gossip of all kinds yet didn’t know Greg already had someone; and as for Sush, who knew he said those words while letting them in on purpose - she shot him an annoyed glare which earned her his taunting smile when they both recalled their conversation from his car. As Greg strode past her, his hand made the lightest touch on her lower back - one as delicate as an ethereal brush, softening her but confusing Hazel

"I'd be jealous." "No, you wouldn't." I dismissed her comment and waved my hand in front of me like she could actually see it through the phone. "I'm sure it's hard to imagine finding out your husband has a child, and I admit, I was shocked. And I struggled with my emotions on that issue alone for days—back and forth. Then once I met Legend, I realized what a blessing Chelsea gave to James, and indirectly, me." "Then what are you struggling with? If it's not Legend, and it's not Chelsea, what does that leave?"

She asked curious, the thoughts of having another woman around Ash made her blood boil. “Swiss hotel, I guess he is just doing it because Mr Ash is not married. I mean anyone would want a son-in-law like him” James chatted away like a chatter bunny giving off useful information to Livey. “Not married” she whispered, she knew he was mated to Gabrielle, or did something happen between them. Ordinarily she would have asked him more questions but that would raise his suspicions towards her. “I will see you around” James excused himself once he was done with his coffee.