Joe Burrow Fiance Novels & Stories

He was always her biggest motivation and she wanted to make him proud. Lara grabbed her phone and as soon as the screen lit up, what greeted her was a notification of a news headline from her browser that read: Proposed fiancee of the Davidson’s heir, Amelia Ross, shows off her new love interest, Jian Feng-Zhang. Lara did a double take, squinting her eyes and raising the phone to her eye level just to make sure she was reading right. Proposed fiancee of the Davidson’s heir, Amelia Ross, shows off her new love interest, Jian Feng-Zhang_she read out loud, as the meaning of the words began to sink into her.

Jade giggled through the phone. I shook my head though they couldn’t see me. “Guys, he’s not my fiance,” I denied fervently. “Not your fiance? Has he not popped the question? After making such a big announcement? Maybe I should knock some sense into him,” Kaylee said. “Kay,” Jade said. “I'm sure that Rose is just fine. She’s literally engaged to a billionaire. The Rael Allston for that matter. What could she ever worry about?” ‘It's not like that.’ I wanted to say, but Kaylee kept talking.

“This is our lady boss, Natasha Bowen. He is our boss' fiancé…" “Wife!” They said at the same time, and I was taken aback. My eyes widened in surprise. Was this the legendary Natasha Bowen that Connor had always spoken of? She was supposedly Rowan's girlfriend since they were in high-school, but I had never met her because she was studying overseas.

She sounded so sure that I wished that could happen. I was tied. I blinked back tears of frustration and said. "I'm getting married to Theodore, the client we came to meet on the resort. Tomorrow's the wedding," I dropped the bombshell and there was silence at Penny's end. "Hello, Penny," I called but she didn't reply. Then the shrill laugh began, biting from my right ear to my left ear and then sending signals to my nose. I had to lift the phone away from my ear to not have a bursted eardrum.

In a fit of rage, I hurled the basketball in my hands directly at James. Fate is a funny thing. Sometimes, it’s beautiful; other times, it’s downright cursed. When my parents dragged me along to apologize to James, it turned out our families knew each other. “Oh, look who it is! Little Amy! You’ve grown so much! I remember holding you when you were just a tiny bundle of joy. Do you remember me? Joe?” My dad and James’s dad, Joe Jonas, were best friends back in college. If Joe’s family hadn’t moved overseas to start their business, we might’ve had some kind of childhood betrothal.

I wanted to ask—where was Alpha Joe? He promised he would stay. Promised he would be there when I went into surgery. So… where was he now? On the other side of the city, a grand wedding was underway. The camera panned across white roses, crystal chandeliers, and guests dressed in finery. In the center of it all, Alpha Joe stood beside his bride, tall and regal in his black suit. His gaze was fixed on her—Luna Linda. “The ceremony begins,” the priest announced. “Do you, Alpha Joe Foster, take Luna Linda Harrison to be your bonded Luna?”

Not that there was much to see. I found a cooking competition show—some light drama to distract myself—and soon, the tension of the contestants started pulling me in. But just as I was getting to the good part, the screen flickered, and a news interruption cut through. My breath caught in my throat as the headline flashed across the screen. "Breaking News: Famous business Tycoon, Jared Smith drives fiance to suicide attempt, and almost cost her father's death." My heart skipped. I stared at the screen, reading the headline again to make sure I wasn’t seeing things. How could this be happening? Jared’s fiancée was supposed to be Tiana, right? What’s wrong with her now?

She loved him enough to know she didn’t love him enough. “I’m so sorry, Joe. But I promise you, I haven’t been with anyone since you and I…since that fundraiser. But I did call him tonight because I don’t know…I guess I was searching for why I was so unhappy. He’s the man I was with when I met you. I’m only saying this so that I’m completely honest and so that you know I haven’t been touched by anyone but you. I’ve been faithful!” He stared at her. “Why doesn’t that make me feel better? You’re still calling off the wedding. You’ve been unhappy? Why didn’t you say something?”

I begin, but Joseph interrupts me as he retrieves his phone from his pocket. "Just give me a second. Let me call them and ask," he says, his voice brimming with determination as he steps away to make the call. Jane, the wedding planner, shoots me an excited look, mirroring the anticipation bubbling within me at the mere thought of getting married at Hotel Fearrington Inn. The possibility of having our wedding at such a breathtaking venue fills me with a newfound sense of hope and excitement.

Phew, it triggered her to go in search of her sister whom she’d never communicated with for yonks. Then she and her sister reunited and she got to introduce Joe to her. Now, however, Angela and Joe are planning on their wedding that would happen in just about a month from now. Hell, left for Angela alone she'd prefer they hurry down to one of the court houses on Las Vegas and put the damn ring on their fingers. She can’t seem to face the crowd Joe’s planning on bringing along. Well, you can’t literally blame him. Joe's ex-military friends and those still in service had been looking to see Joe settle down one day. It was a bombshell to his friends when Joe announced his engagem