Joel Jacko Still Married Novels & Stories

Joachim left the manor and headed to the gates, where Joel waited. He smiled and said, "I heard from the butler that you've dropped by six times in the past two weeks, Uncle Joel. Did you need anything?" Joel looked into his eyes. "I came to visit Scarlett. Her phone has been turned off this whole time. Have you locked her up, Joachim? Even if you two are married, this is illegal." Joachim sneered. "So, you do remember that we're married, Uncle Joel? Don't you think your concern for your niece-in-law is a little too overreaching?"

Smirking he said “Wife? Now she is your wife? Come on Helios, we all know the fact that you never liked the idea of her being your wife.” “So it is Mallory.” Was the only thing Helios said. “Leave, Helios. She doesn’t remember you and I would love to stay that way.” Jack says. And this angered Helios. “What? Because you want to get her so bad? Huh? Well news flash, we never got divorced. And since, she didn’t die, she is still my wife!” Helios said and Jack only looked at him. “Jack, what’s taki——“ Mal stopped from talking when he saw Helios at the door.

"We're going to get him back." My head snaps to Jackson. "What do you mean? I thought he was gone?" I ask, confused as to what's going on. "No," Joey chimes in. "Jarek is alive, but…" "But what?" I glance back and forth between the two men. Jackson finally answers me, dropping the biggest bomb ever. "Jarek and Carmen got married this morning."

Now, they just made her vulnerable. I found the name. The one she never talked about. Evans Decker—her father. I sat down and scribbled a letter, short and sweet: —Evans, You don’t know me. But I used to be married to your daughter, Elle. She’s doing well. Married again, actually—to a very rich man. So I thought you might want to check in on her. Here’s the address. Just doing my part to help families reconnect. —Richard Lawson

Rico bites back. Joel scoffs. “And I’m not the one who’s been orbiting a married woman like some rejected rebound hoping she’ll fall into your lap.” “You think this is about me?” Rico’s voice dips low. “I’m not the one who's fucking my marriage up. You are.” “You don’t know what we’ve been through,” Joel spits. “No, but I know what she looks like when she’s terrified of you.” Joel’s jaw tightens. “You’ve been stalking her too.”

“I’m sorry, I didn’t think.” “Kelly, first of all, I’m married to you for the next year.” Jack spoke quietly so no one would overhear their conversation, but also gently so that Kelly would understand that he meant what he said. “I won’t embarrass you or treat you with disrespect during that time. While we’re together, we’re together and I won’t be with another woman, even if you and I aren’t exactly together in the traditional sense.”

CHAPTER THREE After Divorce, Ex Husband Fell In Love With Me Leo gasped but Jack didn't quiver as he just accomplished his mission, making him spill who she really was.But the fact Lucas refused to acknowledge such a pretty lady, amazed him."You mean this is the woman you don't love and refused to show us or the media?" Leo spoke out of surprise."She's way too beautiful than all this plastic surgery actresses you carry up and down Bruh, is there anything you're hiding from us??""None," Jack spoke on his behalf."Except their marriage was arranged." "If my marriage was arranged with someone like that, I would love her and cherish her with the whole of my life. By the way, if you don't want her

“Have faith, you once whispered too me.” Jack smiled put his hand in his pocket and removed the ring. “It’s the only thing they didn’t stripped from me.” “Good, it’s enough.” Jazz said smiling happily. “You know we have a very odd idea of marriage.” Jack pulled her against him. “No, we are married but, in my mind, we are still dating and getting to know each other.” “Relationship build on friendship,” Jack said curiously.

"Emma Mitchell!" A familiar voice made her turn. Jack Martinez, her ex-husband, was walking toward her with a drink in his hand and a complicated expression on his face. "Jack. What are you doing here?" "I'm scouting for the network. Thinking about a documentary on women in sports ownership." He studied her face. "You look like hell for someone who just made history." "Thanks. You always were a charmer." "Where's the husband? Shouldn't he be here basking in reflected glory?"

"Now get out." He doesn't move. Instead, he gently places his hands on her shoulders. "You made a vow. You chose me when no one else thought we'd work. You said you'd never leave, no matter what. And now... you're walking away over something small?" Kellie's eyes widen in disbelief. "Small? We've been married five years, Joel! I've never gotten pregnant once, and your mother made me feel like a failure every day-and you let her! Don't tell me it's small!"