Married By Mistake Novel Madeline Crawford Novels & Stories

As far as Madeline knew, couples who got divorced once usually ended up in divorce again. If their first marriage didn't work out, how could they be happy in their second marriage? Therefore, if there was any misunderstanding or conflict between them, they might break up again. Madeline believed she could break them apart sooner or later and then steal Julien away from Sydney. For any man that Madeline laid her eyes on, she must have him. Madeline's heart pounded violently, and her breath went short as she thought of Julien's handsome face, his power, and his wealth. Ambition filled her eyes.

"Now he gets arrested for assault, violating a restraining order, and possibly public intoxication. Diane will use this to expedite the divorce. And you move forward with your life." "Just like that?" "Just like that." We sat in silence for a while, the city lights twinkling beyond the windows. I thought about Festy, about the boy I'd fallen in love with in university who'd seemed so charming and confident. Where had that boy gone? Or had he ever really existed? "Can I ask you something?" I said quietly. "Anything." "Why me? You could have anyone. Beautiful, successful women who don't come with drama and ex-husbands and trauma. Why do you want me?"

Madeline: “If you’ve come here to talk about that, let me tell you, I had a miscarriage. I was worried and had no means to start a normal life. Then I met my husband about fifteen days later. It was an instant connection. We got married, and now I have children,” I said, taking deep breaths to steady myself. I was afraid my fear was showing on my face. “Really? What a nice story,” he mocked. “It’s amazing because it checks out with the children’s age, right?” His taunting smile stayed fixed on his face.

The way you would hand someone a note in a quiet library, calmly and without ceremony. I waited until she was gone before I reached in and pulled it out. A business card. MADELINE CRAWFORD. CROSS INDUSTRIES. A phone number. And on the back, in her handwriting, three words. We need to talk. I stood in the marble corridor of the Meridian Hotel with her business card in my hand and the sound of my engagement party in the background and the faint trace of her perfume in the air, something new, something I did not recognize, because of course it was new. She was not the person I remembered.

"This is a disaster. You don't understand. I am getting married in New York in two days! To a billionaire! My entire family is counting on it! I am going to file for an immediate annulment the second I get home. I will pay you. Whatever you want. Just sign the papers and make this go away." The smirk completely vanished from his face. His dark eyes went incredibly intense, flashing with something dangerous. He stepped closer, completely invading my space until I was forced to stop moving. "An annulment?" he asked, his voice dropped into a low, slow drawl. "Do you think you can just use me for a little Miami rebellion and then erase me when you go back to your perfect little life?" "Yes!" I s

April could even describe him as someone intelligent, but then he dug April's grave and his hell started, allowing April find the life she always deserved. “And that was the mistake I'm paying for nowadays, Miss. Madeline, I let my wife die. I saw her dying and I didn't do anything. If only I could take back time, I'd kill myself before making that mistake. She was pregnant with my son, Miss. Madeline. I'm playing for my mistakes and the worst part is that my son is in the middle of this. Miss. Madeline, if I can do something to let go of that past. Miss Madeline you look like her, but in her happier version. You're confident, you're powerful, you're elegant and you have a worthy man by your

However, it didn't look bad on her either. She shouldn't have done it, as she knew that she was bound to face big problems in the future because of the marriage. But for the sake of repaying the debt, she was powerless and couldn't refuse her father and mother's wishes. “Madam, Master requests Miss Bella to hurry, as the groom has arrived.” When a servant delivered the news, Belladonna swallowed the lump in her throat hard. If she were honest, she was extremely scared. ***** Outside, a man stepped inside, looking dashing in his black tuxedo. He wasn't coming to a funeral, but to his own wedding.

I pour myself a large glass of wine and grab Mom’s diary, needing something, anything, to drown out the noise in my head. I flip to the last page of the book, eyes blurry with tears. September 3, 2000 Casper proposed today. It was a simple ring and I love it. He said he didn’t care about money or status. He just wanted me and I said yes. I’ve never been happier in my life. But tonight Richard found me. He was waiting outside my building with wild eyes. When I told him I was engaged to Clarence, his face twisted into something terrifying. “You really think you can leave me and be happy?” he hissed, grabbing my wrist so tightly I thought the bone would snap. “You think you can choose some low-

—Madeline— I paced the room; one hand on my lips and the other grasping my waist. The last thing I should be doing was fantasying when my whole world was shattering. I walked to the chair and collapsed into it. It was time I found out what kind of family I had married into— the secret they were hiding in the dark. I let out a breath and turned to the computer. With trembling fingers, I began searching. Before the wedding, I had looked into Androa Morvanti myself and everything had come up clean.

"Don't just stand there, go and order some clothes,'' she said before running to the bathroom. While Aaron just sat there on the floor holding his head in his hands thinking about his life choices and what will be other's reaction once they find out that he had another accident. But this time it was an accidental marriage? Meanwhile Amber also leaned again the door and slowly sat down holding her head in her head wanting to just bang something against her head for doing something this stupid. what the hell , were they thinking? "Look nothing happened, forget it, " Amber said as she saw Aaron coming out of the bathroom. "Just forget it I don't know you and you don't know me," Amber said "This