La Novia Mas Afortunada Novels & Stories

Yet, despite the serene surroundings, his mind was preoccupied with thoughts of the upcoming wedding. In just a few hours, Sorin would marry Andrea Miles, the woman who had unexpectedly entered his life and turned it upside down. Their journey together had been tumultuous, fraught with challenges and revelations that tested their resolve. But through it all, Sorin had come to realize that Andrea was more than just a means to an end. She was a beacon of strength and resilience, a partner who stood by him in the face of adversity.

She poured me a cup of warm tea, sat across from me on the couch, her eyes scanning my face like she was trying to read the untold stories behind every expression. I told her everything. I didn’t cry until I mentioned Solara. My best friend. The girl who held my bouquet at my wedding. The one I used to call my sister even with Elizabeth by my side. She slept with my husband. Elizabeth’s jaw clenched. Her hands balled into fists. “What a disgusting excuse of a man,” she muttered. “And that snake... I always knew there was something about her.” I laughed bitterly. “I didn’t. Not until I caught them. He called me bad luck, Liz. Said ever since he married me, everything went downhill. Like I was

Her heart thudded once, twice, before she spoke. “Because Kieran thinks he’s won,” she said softly. Nadia frowned. “And?” Selene’s lips curled into a wicked smile. “He doesn’t know he’s already lost.”

For him, I was willing to give it another shot. I flashed a grin and reached out my hand. "Hi, I'm Cecilia. Your bride-to-be." Bernardo looked at me with a sneer. "You think you, in your pitiful state, are fit to marry me? You're not even worth shining my shoes. Dream on." His contempt was like a splash of icy water, steadying my pulse. "Miss your toothbrush this morning, or is your breath always this stinky? Didn't anyone teach you manners?" I shot back.

I felt so depressed and I laid down thinking about how to calm him down. . . . . Two days passed, I am in my house leaving Ananya with Lakshmi aunty. The idiotic bride Riya was standing before me and putting some facial cream on her face. I smiled seeing her ghost like face with that cream. "Pumpkin stop smiling", she said irritatingly. "You're already looking beautiful, why this cream and all", I said. "I have to look more beautiful in my wedding right, so that's why", she said. I am happy for her, finally after conveniencing her father, this marriage is going to happen. Raghav is really great, he captured his future father in law's heart with a great difficulty and patience. I think Riya i

His eyes told me how happy he was to see me happy. He then took my hand and looked deep into my eyes. “Angela, this song is for you. I made it myself. I named this song Fated. I believe we are destined to be together in this life and no one can separate us. Our love will never end until death do us part,” he said in a soft voice. Tears of happiness dripped from my eyes while her eyes were filled with tears. We then smiled at each other before he took me into his warm embrace.

And I couldn’t be happier than I am right now. I’m so happy it’s as if I’m floating on the clouds that live in the sky above. And as I stare down at Arlo in the little rocker on the kitchen side as Tabitha washes in our en-suite I cannot believe our luck. This, him, was something that shouldn’t have been. If it wasn’t for his mothers ability to see the future I would never had been standing here staring at him whilst in this happy blissful bubble. I owe everything to Tabitha and her ability to see and her confidence to speak up.

He kissed her passionately making the crowd go wild. "Yehey!" Ivy claps her hands. Ezekiel was watching her. "Ladies and Gentlemen, it is my pleasure to present to you, the new Mr. and Mrs. Villareal!" the priest said. The church was filled with laughter and enjoyment. They all clapped their hands and they were so happy about them. After months, Ivanna was doing her labor. Her husband and her parents with their friends were waiting outside. They didn't dare to see and know their baby's gender for they wanted to make it a surprise for them. they can hear her shouting from the outside.