Perfect Revenge Marriage Novels & Stories

Astrid's POV "What?" I demanded, my brows knitted together. "I think you heard me the first time. Marry me, and I'll help you get your revenge. Don't worry, it won't be forever. Just a couple of months." What the hell? What does he think marriage is about? It isn’t just a playdate in the park. It’s sacred! Whether forever or not! "I'm sorry. I won't marry you. If that's the only way to get revenge, then... I'm not interested."

Heyyy Guys, Good news! Ex-wife's Marriage Revenge is now completed. I feel relieved and delighted at the same time. This book and my other book (Regretting Divorce) were very tough to write because during the lifetime of these books, I was hit by the most destructive storm any human can imagine facing... I lose my dear father, My Abbu.

What I truly longed for, what would have made this victory complete, was seeing my beloved parents again. The bitter truth cut through me like a blade. I had allowed the man who planned their deaths into my life. I had loved him. I had let him and his family treat me like nothing. And now, even though justice had been served, my heart still bled. “Come on,” Carolina’s voice broke through my haze as she positioned herself behind me. “You won the case, Martha. Peter Henderson is finally going to pay for everything he took from you.” I turned to her and forced a thin-lipped smile. “Yes, I won,” I murmured, my voice distant, detached.

“Cancel the marriage, Adrain keeps bothering you, besides the marriage strengthens your stake. Think about it well!” I stared at him, confused. Confused on why he refused to play along and somehow just showed up catching me unawares and even more confused on why he’s insisting on the continuity fake marriage, he had been receiving serious backlash from netizens since the news came out, so why would he want this? “I don’t understand.” I whispered, very lost. “Don’t think too much of it!” He said. I sighed and exhaled deeply. “Fine” “The fake marriage story continues!”

Alexander who saw her reaction had a smile in his eyes but he immediately hid it. He had actually recognised Lauren when she came closer and he heard her name. He knew her because he had investigated the big families in the country and he knew the Sterling family had an heiress who cut ties with the family after her mother’s death and the betrayal of her father. He also knew that she was in a relationship with a man. He also recognised her face so he hadn't thought twice before agreeing to get married to her, and also, he changed his mind the moment he took the certificate—No divorce. “I need you to understand something, Lauren,” he said quietly. “Now that we’re married, there’s no turning b

“You think I would marry someone out of revenge?” “I think,” she said, her voice dropping further, “you’re exactly the kind of person who would turn love into a weapon.” That stung more than I expected. But I refused to give her the satisfaction of seeing it. “You don’t know anything about me,” I said quietly. “Oh, I know enough,” she replied. “I know you used to be his wife. I know things ended badly. And now, suddenly, you’re marrying his stepbrother?” She leaned in slightly. “It’s almost poetic.”

“Play the poor, pitiful wife until Damian suddenly falls in love with you?” “That’s not what I’m doing!” I cried. “and he's falling for you” she glanced at me “I'm the only one who deserves to be mrs wilson The car swerved slightly. My breath hitched. “I never wanted this marriage!” I shouted. Silence. Then— “Too late.” The car sped even faster. My heart slammed violently against my chest. “Nora, stop the car!” I screamed. She turned to me. And smiled. “Goodbye, Clarice.”

“I think we should explain some of the problems that exist in this relationship.” Alexander exhaled looking at Kimbeerly. “Well, I think you already know so let's talk and pay close attention to everything I say.” Kimbeerly couldn't believe Alexander's words with her heart hurting so much especially seeing Alexander's face that looked lazy to face him. “I deliberately approached and married you and entered your family. My goal is only one, to avenge what has haunted me since childhood. I'll tell you the truth, from the beginning I didn't even love you, I never even considered you in my life. You were just a tool that I used as a medium for my revenge on your family. You have to understand wh

I let her believe she fooled me when she came back as Solane Blackwood. Then I had to pretend I didn’t hear her conversation with her father, the one where she made her intentions painfully clear. “To get my revenge on the Grants, I first need to make Nathaniel fall in love with Solane Blackwood. Only then can I use him to destroy both him and his mother.” She had no idea the man she married for revenge wasn’t even Nathaniel Grant. And yet… I let her go on believing it. Because I wanted her to hate me. I wanted her to play her vengeance game while I helped her from the shadows, even if it meant ruining myself in the process. It was the price I had to pay.

“I understand wanting revenge. I understand wanting justice for your mother. I understand hating them for what they did.” My chest tightens painfully. “But another part of me…” I shake my head slowly. “Another part of me feels like I’ve been standing in the middle of someone else’s war this entire time.” Marcus closes his eyes for a moment. “That’s not what this was,” he says quietly. “Isn’t it?” I ask. I look at him again. “You’ve been planning revenge for years. You’ve been watching them for years. You knew about my marriage, my father's company, my life… everything.”