Jessica Tarlov First Husband Mga Nobela at Kwento

Manual blew out. "W_what?" Jessica muttered shockingly. "She is not just another woman, she was also married to Travis and the other wife of your husband," Manual said but Jessica stood frozen in one position like she hadn't understood one bit of what she had heard. "Manual, how could Travis do this to me? I love him so much and gave him all my trust!" Jessica had said painfully as they sat on a bench opposite Claudia's company. "Everything happens so quickly Jessica, it was very complicated because your husband was forced to get married to Claudia." Manual had explained.

one of her friends, Ella, teased, her words slurring slightly from the alcohol. ‎"I think the answer’s obvious already," Shantel chimed in with a tipsy giggle. "You’re married to Richard Williams, one of the most successful businessmen in the country. And not only is he rich, he’s hot." ‎Jessica let out a dry, bitter laugh, downing the rest of her whiskey in one gulp. The amber liquid burned down her throat, but it didn’t compare to the burn in her chest. ‎Her friends thought her marriage was a fairytale.

Jessica's face quickly turned pale, and her heart thumped. The man's voice continued, and at the same time, he pinched her ring finger. "A well-known dancemaker, a love-struck ambassador, model of encouragement... Don't you want throw all the glory you earned and everything you painstakingly managed?" "..." "Jessica, you abandoned your husband and son. This accusation is not just for show." Jessica's face turned pale and she was stunned. This was impossible! "Impossible!" She blurted out. "We have already officially divorced!"

She looked tired but determined. "My name is Jessica Hartley," she said directly to the camera. "I'm twenty-four years old, and for eight months I was having an affair with Julian Ashford." Lia's breath caught. She knew about the affair, but hearing Jessica say it so plainly felt different. "Julian told me his marriage was over. That his wife didn't love him. That they were only together for appearances." Jessica's voice steadied. "I believed him because I wanted to. Because I was young and stupid and he was older and successful and interested in me."

Josh finally spoke, snapping out of his feelings as he cupped her cheeks, looking deep into her eyes. “Oh really? Why?” “Elijah is the reason Iris broke up with me... That fucker ruined my marriage. And an eye for an eye will be a very appropriate punishment.” A sudden smile appeared on Jessica's mouth as she leaned forward and teased his lip with her teeth, murmuring, “I see. Ruining his marriage leaves him single. And any man that can make a fool out of a powerful family like yours and mess with you like Elijah has been doing is worth my time and attention...”

Jessica's face stiffened before she snapped back, "Stop making things up. We're a married couple, after all. What's the point of you running off to the south like this? What kind of marriage is this, with us living so far apart?" I was practically laughing at her shamelessness. "Jessica, your husband is Marcus Jensen. His name is on the marriage certificate, and he's the one in your heart," I emphasized. Jessica's face darkened. "That was a mistake," she hissed through gritted teeth. "Mistakes need to be corrected. I'll admit my past behavior misled you, but I won't let it happen again." My heart sank. She'd said those words in my past life, too. Immediately after, she'd turned right around

Then continued, “so in exchange for breaking the oath, I had to get married to Jessica. He didn’t care if I decide to tell everyone he is the murderer, because of course… he was capable of turning you into the culprit.” “I’m sorry you had to get married to jessica, because of me.” Justin shook his head sideways, “I didn’t get married to Jessica. We had a fake wedding, with the priestess help of course.” Racheal gasped at his big reveal, “Wow. I can’t believe you double crossed your father, not only were you able to rescue me, but you are also not married to Jessica.” “Yes I’m not, in fact, when Jessica called the words ‘hubby,’ she was actually referring to Jake.”

"Back in the day, Winter's mother was scholarly. She cooped herself up in the lab day and night to make Cloudeast Tech a success in the capital. She worked herself to the bone, wearing herself thin and ending up with a sallow face and gray hair. What did that get her? I'm the one who ended up as Cloudeast Tech's chairman's wife, not her!" Jessica's expression was dismissive, but doubt gnawed at her. She and Ruth had schemed for six years to make her indispensable to Joshua. Yet, even after winning Terence over, Joshua showed no sign of wanting to divorce Winter. To say she wasn't anxious would be a lie. Cracks were finally showing in their marriage, and it was time to strike while the iron w

"Have you even looked at yourself? You make me sick. Go to sleep. Don't let your mind wander." With that, I switched off the lights. Still, I could sense the anger simmering in Jessica's eyes. I started using work as an excuse to stay out most nights. Once middle school started, Olivia went to live on campus. With her gone, Billy and Maisie were left alone under the same roof with Jessica every day. Jessica's behavior had become increasingly erratic of late. It wasn't just due to the slow regrowth of her hair. The private investigator I hired had photographed Troy dining with another woman in Calmont. Troy was even seen thoughtfully pulling out the woman's chair and holding an umbrella over