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One Night Stand

One Night Stand

I fixed my trousers and took a seat. “Double Expresso, make it long.” I barked, then looked at the idiot in front of me. “Where the fuck is my wife?” “Well, the last time I checked, I no longer had one boss, but two.” “The fuck! Who is your second boss?" “Ahh, master, you seem to have forgotten that you got married. The Boss Lady told me to zip it, so I will have to zip it." I looked at him. Was he seriously trying to tell me that he was following my little wife’s orders?
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Rockeeba Moore
Yes this is a wonderful story to read I’m in love ... with it and the Arthur doesn’t disappoint you in this story. If you are looking for a wonderful book and you want to fall in love then this is the book you would want to read. Thank you ... Arthur
Blooming1204
Interesting read. Kudos dear author. Hi guys please check out my new book, it’s titled: “Bound to the Texas Tycoon.” I promise you won’t regret giving this book a chance and all the amazing ride it’s about to take you on. Thank Y’all.
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My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back

My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back

After coming back, his wife lost contact, and several years passed before he married his second wife, who is now Madam Vale. Madam Vale said, "That was different!" Sir Vale asked, "What was different?"
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MY ARRANGED HUSBAND IS THE MAN I CHEAT ON HIM WITH

MY ARRANGED HUSBAND IS THE MAN I CHEAT ON HIM WITH

This will change when they realise that my husband and I aren't the perfect couple the media sees us to be and they have a chance to seduce him. If he gets interested in them, that is. A second wife wouldn't be such a bad thing, she can keep annoying or entertaining him while I do whatever the fuck I want. My jaw tightened. For a reason, that doesn't sit right with me. I don't think I want there to be a second wife. Not because I want him for myself, but because I don't want to be my mother 2.0. In a respectful way of course.
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The second wife of Mr.Devan

The second wife of Mr.Devan

Well, if Anyelir gets married," Mother said without asking me first, making me stare at Mother in disbelief. This is my mother, right? The woman who gave birth to me? I never thought that Mother would hand me over without asking for my consent first. I can see Gita's triumphant smile; she seems to be laughing at my next fate. I have known for a long time that Gita never liked me or my mother. Then they were legally married in the eyes of the law exactly 1 month after the departure of Gita's mother.
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My Husband's Second Life Started With My Best Friend

My Husband's Second Life Started With My Best Friend

Seeing that I wasn't fazed, she continued, "Why don't you quit your job, too, Greta? Working at the hospital must be exhausting. Isn't Bruce giving you any money to spend?" I couldn't help but laugh. "Since when do I need a man to support me? Haven't you always known that my family is wealthy? Besides, how do you know Bruce isn't giving me money?" Poppy fell silent at that. Before she could formulate a response, Owen spoke up. "Looks like you have a soft spot for my missing brother, huh?" "Of course," I replied evenly. "He's my husband, after all." My words struck Owen like a thunderclap. His face darkened, and he let out a cold snort.
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My Wife's Secondhand Habit Exposed Her Affair

"Look at you, you useless, pathetic cheapskate. You used expired medicine just to save a buck, and you bought a wheelchair that's ready for the scrap heap! I must've been cursed to end up with a man like you!" Iris panted heavily, as if she had just found an outlet for her hatred. "I'll be brutally honest with you. I've been seeing someone else for a while now! He's young, handsome, gentle, and considerate. Most importantly, I already bought a penthouse at Quantum Heights in full, and it's under his name!
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Mr. Waltson, Refrain Yourself!

Mr. Waltson, Refrain Yourself!

"Second, while I disagree with what you said and am also a member of the Waltson family, I will not interfere with your marriage or the choice of the other half. No matter whose daughter my Third Sister-in-Law is, she is solely my third brother's wife in my eyes. I don't understand, but when you married the Second Sister-in-Law back then, the Second Sister-in-fLaw's familly was in a state of decline. If we chose to, we had enough reasons to prevent you from marrying the Second Sister-in-Law, but none of us did." "You Second Sister-in-Law is not the same as her. I didn't oppose her when she was only a University professor."
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Life After Prison

Life After Prison

After that, she patted Sofia on the shoulder and said, "I'm quite impressed with the speed you do things. Welcome to the family, sister!" After a pause, she added, "By the way, you might be older than me but I'm the second wife, so I have the second dip for everything, okay? Diane will get the first dip since she's the first wife. Let's get along well together as co-wives." Sofia bit her lips shyly before saying softly, "Yes, Sheila. I'll do my very best to be a good wife and co-wives to you, Diane, and Severin."
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Elena
This storyline has some interesting characters. Jada and Easton are so busy ranting and raving about Severin and Edward is making a complete donkey out of them. This is a good book. I know it’s ongoing but so far I am enjoying it. Do not miss an exciting book if you’re looking for something goo.
Antoine Williams
one of the best novels of this site. well written and great story. The only problem is Monday you get a lot of pages and chapters, and the rest of the week you get a page a day. Come on the author and this site can do better. Really about to stop reading because of this.
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The Second Wife's Revenge

The Second Wife's Revenge

Felt vindicated when Sienna walked in precisely on time, scanned the room like a professional, and spotted me immediately. We were both running from something. She looked different today. Jeans. Simple sweater. Hair in a ponytail. Minimal makeup. Younger. More vulnerable. Her pregnant belly was obvious without the designer dress hiding it. Dark circles under her eyes. She hadn't slept either. "Thank you for coming," I said. "Thank you for calling." We stared at each other. Awkward. What was the protocol for meeting your husband's other wife? The barista appeared. Young guy with a man bun. "What can I get you?"
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The Billionaire’s Second Choice Wife

The Billionaire’s Second Choice Wife

"She came with him. In his car." "The CEO personally assigned her?" I stood frozen on the spot. My emotions began to fail me as my stomach started to fold in. Two years. I'd worked here for two years and nobody knew I was his wife. I had to hide, had to pretend. I had to keep our marriage a secret because Ethan said it would cause problems at work. But Mara? She walked in on his arm. Took my project. Stood beside him like she owned the place. And everyone just accepted it.
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The first time I picked up 'The Second Wife,' I was curious to see how it stacked up against the author's debut. The writing style felt more polished—like they'd grown into their voice. The pacing was tighter, with fewer meandering subplots, but honestly, I missed some of the raw, unfiltered emotion from the first book. There was a vulnerability in those early chapters that hit harder for me. 'The Second Wife' leans into suspense more deliberately, though, and the character dynamics are sharper. It’s a trade-off: less spontaneity, more control. I still think about that first book’s ending, though—it left a mark 'The Second Wife' didn’t quite match.

One thing that surprised me was how the themes evolved. The debut tackled isolation in this visceral way, while 'The Second Wife' feels more about calculated choices and their consequences. The protagonist’s voice is colder, which fits the plot but makes it harder to connect. I wonder if that’s intentional—like the author wanted to mirror the protagonist’s emotional detachment. The side characters are more fleshed out this time, though, especially the antagonist. Overall, it’s a stronger technical work, but the heart of the first book still lingers in my mind.

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