Just Married Wendy Novels & Stories

Since Antony was such a good son-in-law to have, there must be a lot of women chasing after him, and Wendy wanted her daughter to tie the knot with him before he could get seduced by another woman. Bob smiled. "I see that Finney has found herself a good husband. Now you and my brother can relax." "You're right." Wendy smiled so happily that her eyes narrowed into a seam. Then, she glanced at Zac and Hazel and asked, "Have Hazel and this man gotten settled too? Are they going to get married?" "They already got their marriage license last month. Zac is now my son-in-law," replied Bob with a smile. "Really? Then our family will have double blessings this year," exclaimed Wendy when she squinted

"Just endure a bit more. The wedding is almost here. I'm still going to marry you." "If... you marry someone else..." Gia's voice grew weaker and weaker. "Will you ever remember... the days you owed me?" Ronald was silent for a few seconds. "Gia, one thing is true," he said quietly. "I really did think about marrying you." Gia smiled in satisfaction, tears sliding into the hair at her temples. "I love you... I really, really wanted... to spend my whole life with you..." Her hand slipped from his waist and fell limply over the edge of the bed.

"Call this off now, and I'll let it slide. But if you don't—once my parents get here, I'll break off this marriage myself and make you a joke to the whole city!" I didn't look back. Because tonight? The only punchline was her. Once we were out of sight, Yvette whispered, "You know my legs work, right?" "Yeah," I said quietly. "But I know you've got your reasons. Tell me when you're ready." *** The ceremony kicked off. I stood up front, watching Yvette slowly wheel herself down the aisle. Since we'd rushed the wedding, Gordon and Deborah had only just gotten back into town. Rosie saw them and visibly relaxed. Then followed them right up to the stage, step by step.

Wendy set the cotton swab down and replied calmly, “I don’t want to talk about this right now.” “I know.” Austin smiled. “I just wanted you to know that I can wait.” She closed the first-aid kit. “Austin, I just ended a seven-year relationship. I only wanted to focus on the competition, win an award, and restart my career at the moment.” “I understand.” Austin nodded. Wendy said nothing more and went to the kitchen to pour some water. Her phone lit up on the coffee table. Austin glanced at it. It was an unfamiliar number that had sent a video.

"But why so, out of the blue?" He stared at me slowly, mulling over his answer for a second. "We are a couple now, don't they use endearing nicknames like that?" He asked in return. "Of course, we can do that in front of the people you want us to, to make it believable. But we are here alone, in privacy, right?" I countered. He frowned a little, and pursed his lips– but nodded and pressed on his reciever. "In my office, this minute." He tersely commanded and dropped it afterwards.

In this brief yet beautiful moment, they reaffirmed their love for each other and cherished their family even more. "Tomorrow is our wedding anniversary," Jaclyn whispered. "We should celebrate it again." "Yes, we could take a short vacation or do something special together," Natash suggested. "Either way, I just want to spend this special day with you." Jaclyn took Natash's hand, feeling their warmth and intimacy. "Me too, darling. Our love will always be with us, forever." That night, Jaclyn and Natash cuddled together, immersed in happiness and love. They knew that no matter what challenges and difficulties the future might bring, they would stand together firmly, facing them together. Be

Even though Kevin and Louisa were the wedded couple, they were slowly stealing their spotlight. “ Hey, best friend. That's not fair!” A loud snort disrupted their moment as they stirred up and caught Louisa’s slaying gaze. “ it's my wedding, not your anniversary!” She pouted playfully as the crowd cracked up at her reaction. Ashley and Jason looked at themselves happily. The whole world belonged to them now and they are never letting each other go. The end

"Wendy put a lot of effort into going on this trip with me, Nate. I also have to thank you for allowing her to fulfill a dream of mine by having a wedding photoshoot with me. How's this? Let me treat you guys to a meal to thank you for looking out for me. I'm afraid I'll have to continue troubling you for some time. I hope you won't mind my presence, Nate." Judging from the goading look in his eyes, I deduced that he was getting antsy. After all, I'd shown no reaction at all since the day I received Wendy's pregnancy report. I didn't even confront Wendy about it. Needless to say, I wasn't keen on engaging in such pointless fights with Harvey. In five days, I'd be out of Wendy's life for good

“You’re right. We’re going to register our marriage tomorrow and I should be resting today or I won’t look good in the photos.” Wendy’s face darkened as she scoffed. She remained silent and passed Guinevere on her way to Zack’s room. Guinevere called her, “Mom, are you going to see Zack?” Wendy stopped in her tracks and shot Guinevere a cold glare. “Who’re you calling ‘mom’?” “Since I’m officially getting married to Weston tomorrow, I was calling you, of course…” Guinevere provoked with a smile. She had always treated Wendy with slight trepidation, but perhaps because things have been going very smoothly for her as of late, that pride got the better of her.

A collective gasp rippled through the crowd. "Wait. I thought they were childhood sweethearts. How did this turn into an uncle-and-niece wedding?" "Seriously, incest? What's going on in rich people's world?" "That's nonsense, Jake!" Wendy snapped. She grabbed my arm, her voice dropping to a cold whisper. "Leave right now, and I might let you walk away with some dignity." I snorted and shook her hand off. "Maybe you should be the one worrying about your dignity."