Just Married Wendy Novels & Stories

"No, I'm not." Sharon peeked at her phone and smiled. "Really? You're not dating anyone?" Wendy's cheeks flushed. She fidgeted. "Well… I do have a little interest. But nothing's official yet—we're still in the… ambiguous stage." Sharon's curiosity piqued. "You've only been back in Senna City for half a month. How charming must he be to captivate you so quickly? Or is he just incredibly good-looking?" Wendy had had a few crushes during school, but in the years since, she hadn't liked anyone—until now. Sharon's own marriage had scared Wendy straight out of commitment, so anyone she liked now had to be either impossibly attractive or remarkably charismatic.

Wendy paused for a moment, her small hand holding the utensils before she answered honestly, "I got married." What? The group was stunned. Lucas stared at Wendy in disbelief. "Wendy, you're married?" Wendy immediately sensed Stanley's gaze on her. His eyes always had a way of making her feel pinned down. She tried her best to ignore him, smiling softly. "Yeah, so these past few years, I haven't been busy with anything... I've just been taking care of my husband, being a housewife."

As I slowly got used to the warmth inside, I pulled out my phone with shaky hands, clinging to a sliver of hope. The only thing Marvin ever left me was his ancient, untouched social feed, which, to my surprise, got an update today. [Snowy day, sweetheart, and roast dinners — pure bliss.] The photo showed Wendy sprawled in front of a panoramic window, lost in the snowy view, with a table laden with bubbly drinks and roasted meals behind her. The company's rumor mill went into overdrive in the chat group, and after a few daring souls tagging the main characters, Marvin and Wendy's names were suddenly everywhere.

Jack immediately turned his wheelchair back to Kate. The bodyguard behind Jack invited Kate to go with them. "Please, Miss Kate. Let's go now." Kate was dumbfounded. When she signed the marriage contract two days ago, she knew she would soon be married to a man named Jackson Mattew. But she didn't think her wedding day would come so soon. Kate tried to put her mind at ease and said to Jack, "Wait a minute, Mr. Jack. I'll get the contract agreement first." Kate said that and went back to her room with her face flushed like it was on fire.

After some consideration, they accepted it. The whole family came to check on Samuel after the attack. When they discovered the reason and saw Riley flinch under their stares, Derrick blew up at her, and Jared even brought up divorce. At that point, Riley no longer had the time or energy to interfere in our family matters. I seized the opportunity to transfer marital assets into my parents' names. The boxer was bisexual and worked as a coach, essentially in the service industry. A little digging was all it took to learn plenty about him.

Jenny helped Ava have a seat on the mattress while she used her hands to pat her slowly on the back. After a long exhale, Jenny broke the news, “You are getting married.” “Married?” Ava asked, leaping up from the mattress her face already flooded with tears. “To whom and why?” At this point her heart was already losing its grip over her body, and so many thoughts were running through her mind. ‘how did she ever pick out of the billions of people in the world, this woman for a mother?’ she thought while weeping. “Jenny, just tell me this is a prank already.” she said looking at Jenny's face as though the only thing that could save her was right there.

"I can wait… until the day you're willing." … The next time I saw Blake was at a charity gala where I attended as Eugene's wife. The moment Eugene walked into the venue with my arm linked through his, every eye in the room turned toward us. And then I saw Blake. He looked far more haggard than before, nothing like the confident man he used to be. He walked straight toward me, his eyes lighting up with excitement. "Dawn, Noelle and I got divorced. The baby's gone too. We can finally be together now—"

Wendy took a deep breath before turning to me and saying resolutely, "You can stop now, Leslie. I know you're just doing all this to make me marry you. I'll do it, okay? Once the Sanders Group's crisis is resolved, I'll marry you immediately!" Her gaze was filled with resentment, as if I was the villain intent on breaking them apart. I read the progress report my assistant sent me on my phone and scoffed. "Do you think, after everything that's happened, I'd still want you? How delusional can you be? My engagement with you is off, Ms. Sanders. Good luck!" Wendy seemed surprised that I would reject her, her face turning various shades of red and white. Finally, she glared at me and left me the

‘Okay, but you better not work too hard. With a soft chuckle and a goodbye kiss, Callie made her way to the health centre. As she walked, she couldn’t shake off the disbelief that she was now married to the confident and commanding Major General Elias Westwood. It seemed like a dream come true. Upon reaching the break room, Callie was greeted by a megawatt smile from Wendy. Wendy playfully nudged her and teased, ‘You didn’t come back to the dorm all night, did you?’

However, after taking the selfie, Wendy was muttering, "Oh, it's not surprising that Dicky is that handsome—he really got some good genes from his parents. I wonder if Johnny and my kids would look that good." "Wait, you guys are getting married?" Zoe was a little agitated at the prospect. "Not that soon—we just met a while ago," Wendy smiled, chagrined, though she soon added meekly, "But if Johnny proposes, I think I'll say yes…" As she spoke, she glanced at John, who did not answer directly and said instead, "Time to eat. Go wash your hands." Wendy stuck her tongue out at him. "You're coming with me."