Married To A Bully Novels & Stories

"Sorry about that, man. It's your first day in class, and you've already experienced that. I think you got dragged into this because I was with you." "Don't think about it; I know that I got involved in the commotion earlier because of that new girl in their group, as you told me, had a short fuse. It all happened because I sat between you two; little did I know that you were talking to each other, right? Women, they blow things out of proportion; they're too complicated, thanks to their capriciousness." "True." "Why did they bully you though?" he asked. "It's a secret," I glanced around before leaning in and whispering to him, "That girl I confronted earlier? She's my wife, the one I called

"I'm not going back with you. You could have told me about the contract marriage from the beginning. You could have spared me all the pain I've gone through and if possible I won't even have left, but you... you made that decision all by yourself." "We're mates," he said desperately. "I presumed you'd care enough to stick around." I couldn't believe he could be so dense. All he had were muscles and testosterone, but no brain. Stick around while he was parading his wife everywhere? While I was being tagged as a shameless homewrecker trying to break up his marriage? I must have been a statue without any emotion. Back then, it was like Amaya had cast some spell on everyone. Suddenly, she was th

he asked me, his voice trembling with emotion. I knew exactly what he was talking about. "Of course, it's not right, but what do you want her to do?" I replied, trying to keep my voice calm. "Her husband cheated on her and brought a small kid into the home suddenly. How would any woman react? She could have thrown you out that day, but she didn't. She thought about you, and that's why you're alive today. She treated you exactly like her son, but she wanted to be a little selfish by making her son the CEO. A person can be a little selfish, you know. After all, you might understand that point, because you're selfish. You don't care about anyone except yourself."

Kar; chuckled before tightening his arms around me. The amount of love I feel in this house is beyond measurable. I can't even put it to words. The Billionaire bully I was once forced to marry is now my home and the love of my life. With the two beautiful baby girls sleeping in the next room and the man I love sleeping next to me, I knew with out a shadow of doubt that I was the happiest woman on the face of the planet. "Karl?" "Yeah, wife?" "Can you say it one more time?"

he said curtly as if talking to one of his employees. She frowned at his tone but said okay, without even waiting for an answer from her, he turned on his heel and starting walking, until he felt a pummel him to the ground, she fucking slipped that was probably because she was drunk. He was mad, very mad, mad at himself for being bullied into this marriage, mad for being attracted to her even if she wasn't his type, mad at her for being so fucking clumsy. So he directed all that anger on her, pushing her off he stood up glaring at her

I took out my phone to record them and looked at Iris. “Firstly, I’ve recorded you admitting to cyberbullying me. That’s going straight to my lawyer, so see you in court. “Secondly, you two are honestly the dumbest people I’ve ever met. Justin and I registered our marriage overseas. We are legally husband and wife. Who exactly do you two clowns think you are to question that? “Get out. Just being around you feels like bad luck.”

"You know the wife was sitting with her husband while we bash him left and right, and she didn't bother to say a word in his defense." If a word like this got out to the public, there was no way we were going to get off the hook so easily. And besides I always had a thing for bullies like the executive and I hate to watch people close to me insulted. Not like Blake was close to me but we were married and we've been living together for months so that made him close to me. The car rolled through the city. The tall buildings flew by so fast, cars honked here and there, the sun was out. It felt warm, and the air outside looked nice. I looked at him and then out the window again.

Mel loved her brother but would always bully him and act like a princess around him and Tio would spoil her rotten but sometimes she did outdo her bullying and she was just two years old. “I can’t even make love to my wife peacefully,” Marc grumbled and kissed his wife. “They always disturb us.” “Well, this is the story of every married couple. And they are your children so you don’t have any right to complain.” I reminded him. “Now let’s go and celebrate Mel’s birthday.”

An unforgivable one. “You’re being way too hard on yourself, babe.” “Really? As Theo’s friend, I assumed you would feel differently.” “But I’m his married friend,” she said. “Unmarried people think marriage is just a piece of paper, but once you’re in a marriage, you realize it’s so much more. You share the same last name. You become family. I don’t fault you for trying to make that marriage work. It’s not like you knew Bolton was a psychopath at the time.”

Cassian's painful gaze met Grandpa, “If war is the problem, I will handle it alone. We do not need their help. Why must I sacrifice my life to them?” “You arrogant brat…!” Grandpa’s fury erupted at his words. “You think this is about your life alone? That marriage is not only meant to strengthen our pack’s bond, but also our survival. Also what's wrong with marrying that child? She's a lot better than this ruined scandalous doctor! You think I wouldn't know?” Eden flinched as Grandpa’s hostility cut toward her, the insult landing like a sudden blow. Cassian stepped forward instantly. “Grandpa! Eden had nothing to do with the scandal. It's all false rumours so stop slandering her.”