Jessica Lucas Married Novels & Stories

Adrian’s eyes darkened slightly. “Summer fleeing in her wedding day wasn’t a coincidence.” Jessica’s heart began to pound. “Yes it was.” Adrian shook his head slowly. “No.” Jessica’s voice dropped to a whisper. “Then what was it?” Adrian stepped closer.His voice lowered.“Someone needed you here.” Jessica’s breath caught. “Why?”Adrian held her gaze. “Because of your father.” Jessica felt her chest tighten. “That doesn’t make sense.” Adrian glanced briefly toward the ballroom.Then back at her.“You weren’t supposed to marry John Lewis by accident.” Jessica’s pulse thundered in her ears.“You were placed here.”Silence stretched between them.Jessica’s voice came out barely audible “Placed… by who?

“I come bearing good news. My mom’s birthday is tomorrow and you, my dear Jessica, are officially invited. Not ‘tag along if you’re free’—like, actually invited. Personally. By me.” I laughed softly. “Wow, I’m honored. Is that your way of saying she wants to meet the girl you talk too much about?” “Maybe,” he said playfully. “Or maybe she just has good taste.” “Lucas—” “One day,” he cut in, his tone dipping low, teasing, “I’ll have my own fine wife. Maybe one like you.” I raised an eyebrow, grinning. “You really need to work on subtlety.” “I’m not built for it,” he admitted. “But hey, no pressure. I know you’re married.”

But at the sight of Dinah, his expression darkened, and all tenderness vanished. "What do you want?" he asked, his voice sounding like pure ice. Dinah flinched at his tone but forced a smile. "We're married now, and Jenny's gone. Shouldn't we move into the master bedroom today? I can have the housekeeper clean it." The master bedroom had once been Leander's and mine. I'd barely left, and already Dinah was eager to take my place. Leander let out a harsh laugh. "Are you really that desperate? In such a hurry to replace Jenny?"

Mrs Haward spoke, breaking the silence in the room as she struggled to keep her joy down. "I am married, Mum," Jason spoke without thinking after reading the letter from his father. "What!" exclaimed Mrs Haward, looking at Jason questioningly while Jason fetched his ring from his pocket and placed it on his finger. "Married?" asked Mrs Haward angrily, and Jason's siblings were a bit surprised to hear Jason was married but more surprised about how angry their mother was. "To whom?" Mrs Haward questioned, getting up from her seat. "Julia Harrison," Jason replied, not giving it much thought.

she said. “Thanks.” “You’re welcome.” Normally, he would have smirked by now. Said something sarcastic. Nothing. He looked tired. Worse than tired. Like he had already made a decision and hated himself for it. Lisa slowly closed her laptop. “What happened?” Jake didn’t answer immediately. He looked at her for a second too long. Then leaned back in his chair. Like he was preparing for impact. When he finally spoke, his voice was calm. “Marry me.”

Lucas said suddenly. I was sipping my wine and nearly choked. "What?" "Marry me, Aurora." He pulled out a ring. "Be my wife. My queen." The diamond glittered in the candlelight. "Lucas, we've only been together for a year..." "I've waited five years for you," he said, his voice serious. "From the moment I saw you in that church, I knew. You were the one." I looked into his deep, dark eyes. They were full of love and certainty.

Tristan," Sophia muttered, turning her head. Of course, she was surprised to find his husband, who suddenly appeared behind her. "Yes?" Still, in a state of hug, the man spoke softly again. "You don't want to introduce me to your friends, hm?" Having been stunned for a few seconds, Sophia nodded awkwardly when Tristan loosened his embrace. "Lucas, introduce me this is Tristan." Lucas, who was silent for a moment, finally offered his hand. Kindly invite Tristan to get acquainted. "Lucas Martin. Sophia's Partner. Nice to meet you." Tristan flashed a smile. Then he accepted Lucas' hand.

"Don't worry. Even if I can't give you a title, I'll never let you suffer." Lucy pretended to refuse modestly. "Lucas, this is too valuable. I can't accept it..." Then another voice appeared at the doorway—one I never could have imagined hearing. "Oh, come on, Lucy, just take it! I specifically lured Jessica away so Lucas could surprise you! I deserve major credit for this. When you two get married, you better give me my own table at the wedding banquet, got it?" The moment my best friend appeared on the screen inside my closet, it felt as though every drop of blood in my body froze.

she asked. "Jessica!" He called in a high rhythm. Everyone around them glanced their way towards them. Jessie had tears in her eyes and for the first time, Marco could see them. She had to be perfect so she wouldn't dare the tears to run down her cheeks and ruin her makeup. "Jessie," His voice went back to being calm. "Please Marco. I need this. Please just say yes and we will work this out." She pleaded. "And what if I don't want that?" He asked. "What if I don't want to get married to you anymore Jessica?"

"What did you just say?" Jessica took a deep breath and walked up to me. Her hand settled on the back of my neck. Her thumb slowly stroked my skin. "His depression is flaring up again. He's holding broken glass and won't let anyone near him. Zac, this is about someone's life. "It's only a few minutes. It doesn't affect the real vows. The Solomon family's official son-in-law will still be you." She was taking away my place as the groom and walking down the aisle to another man.