Liane V Husband Novels & Stories

"And even if they had tried, it wouldn't have mattered. Liam Sterling couldn't have legally married you last June. Or ever." "Why?" I whispered. The word felt like a shard of glass lodged in my throat. "Your husband, well, Mr. Sterling's already married to someone else." Miller turned his computer monitor around. The blue light of the screen blinded me for a second. When my vision cleared, I saw a database record. It was Liam's name. And right next to his name, under the heading Spouse, wasn't my name. It was a name I knew better than my own. Sophia Cruz, his manager.

"So who's that Lily from Shanghai?" teased Leah after Adrian shut her phone. Adrian laughed, "She was just a friend I met a long time ago, she said she read the news about my marriage, and congratulate me that's all," said Adrian casually. "Ohh I see," replied her tried not to sound jealous.

I tore my eyes from the screen, my throat constricting—and in the dark reflection of the glass, I saw her. Lilian was looking down at her phone, a soft, radiant smile playing on her lips—a smile I had never seen her give to me. And in that moment, a devastating certainty crystallized in my gut. This hidden marriage was never for the company. It was for Nathan.

"I am careful. Stop treating me like a kid—I’m the second-in-command of this city." "And I’m your aunt," Liana shot back, "which means I’ll treat you like a child when you act like one." She began stitching without another word. When the last suture was tied off, Liana peeled away her gloves with a sharp snap. "And Zayne…" Venom blinked. "Zayne? What about him?" "My husband called from Capital Hospital. Zayne’s missed his last two checkups. Worse, he’s ignoring calls. You’re the only one he might listen to. You need to tak to him."

"Or should I just keep bleeding out while we wait for him to call back?" A bitter smile tugged at the corner of my lips. Speechless, the doctor stumbled over their words, unsure how to respond. I already knew where Michael was—comforting Lily Clement after she fell into the water. Of course, he wasn’t thinking about me. If he had, he wouldn’t have pushed me off the yacht in the first place. I remembered the photo of them huddled together on her Instagram, the picture looking so intimate it almost made me, his actual wife, feel jealous.

Liana watched him go, her heart sinking with each step he took away from her. As Liana entered the living room, her voice held a hint of desperation as she tried to reach her husband. “Tony, why are you doing this? What’s wrong?” she asked, a hint of hurt creeping into her voice. But Tony simply sat in silence, glued to his phone, his body language radiating cold indifference. Liana watched him, her mind racing with unanswered questions. “Was this how their marriage was going to be? Had she made a mistake? She couldn’t shake the feeling that something was very, very wrong.”

Marriage Agreement Between Ryan Hayes and Lia. This agreement ("Agreement") is made and entered into on this day of the 31st of April , 2021 between Ryan Hayes and Lia 1. Purpose of Agreement: This Agreement is entered into voluntarily by both parties with the understanding that Ryan agrees to pay off the debt owed by Lia's deceased father , Mr Caldwell in exchange for Lia's consent to marry Ryan. 2. Debt Obligation: Ryan agrees to assume full responsibility for the debt owed by Mr George Caldwell to Ryan Hayes , amounting to $ 100,000 , and will make all necessary payments to settle the outstanding balance in full.

"Are you related to Lilian?" "Yes, I'm her ex-husband. How is she? What happened?" "Lilian is stable now. It was an episode of low blood pressure. We did some additional tests to make sure there was nothing more serious," he explained. I let out a sigh of relief. "Is she going to be okay?" "Yes, but to be sure, we are doing some more tests. She is under observation, but the condition is positive. There are no signs of anything serious," the doctor added, trying to be reassuring.

After using my husband's credit card, I was anonymously reported for fraud. I showed them our marriage certificate to prove my innocence, only to be told that my marital status was still single. Looking at the marriage certificate in my hands, I felt dizzy under the harsh interrogation room lights. I clearly remembered that on the day Vivian Clarke threatened suicide, Lucas Richardson absolutely refused to go and comfort her, insisting on going through with our wedding ceremony. I still remember his ice-cold tone at the time. "If she dies, she dies. What is she to me? Does she think she's worth abandoning you for?"

"I definitely don't have to listen to him. I thought we were on the same team. I thought you had my back." "I do, I do," she stammered, her voice breaking. Damian Interrupted,"She is my wife, Liana." My stomach dropped. I turned to Audrey, confusion and betrayal clawing at my chest. "So you married him?" I spat. "You lied to me? All this time you’ve been lying to me? How could you? How could you do this to me?" Her face drained of color, and for a brief moment, I saw something flicker in her eyes—guilt? Shame? But before she could answer, Damian gave her a look, and she lowered her gaze, nodding.