Novel & Cerita Picked Up A Husband For Farming

Two years ago, my dad hired him for a legal case. He helped my dad win the case, and my dad really liked him after that. Later, my dad found out that Xylo was not only single but also an orphan. He was delighted and wanted to set us up. Since I was an only child, my parents wanted to find a son-in-law who would join our family.

He caught himself daydreaming about having his own family, children running through the fields, laughter filling the air. Jack sighed, running a hand through his hair in frustration. He knew that finding a wife wouldn’t be as simple as closing a business deal. He needed someone who shared his vision of life on the ranch, who was ready to face the hardships and enjoy the joys of raising a family on a farm.

She heaved a heart-heavy sigh. "My parents were high school sweethearts. Got married right after graduation. Dad's grandparents were getting on in years, so they retired and gave my parents the farm as a wedding present. My mom wasn't what you could call excited about this development. She wanted bigger things than Eden's Ridge. But it was a roof over their heads and a living. Daddy wanted so much to be a farmer. He had this whole deal about wanting to be connected to the land. But he was just...bad at it. I think it was okay for the first few years. But farming is hard, risky work." She shot him a glance. "I don't have to tell you that." He shook his head.

My name is Wendy, and I am a thirty-year-old stay-at-home wife. When Mark and I first started dating, he treated me with patience and warmth. He remembered small anniversaries, brought me flowers after work, and made me believe I had chosen a dependable man. After we married, he handled most of the outside business while I managed the house, the bills, and his daily life. For several years, our marriage looked peaceful from the outside. Mark was handsome, successful, and polite in front of everyone. Friends often said I was lucky to have a husband who worked hard and rarely raised his voice.

On their fourth anniversary, Katya Volkov waits for a husband who never comes home. Then she discovers the truth: Dimitri Orlov has been living a secret life with his widowed sister-in-law. Heartbroken, Katya signs the divorce papers, only to find Dimitri refusing to let her go. Then Roman Dashkov enters her life, offering the one thing Dimitri never did: a reason to believe in love again. But Dimitri isn't ready to lose his wife. And when jealousy turns into obsession, Katya may discover that walking away from the man she loved is only the beginning of the war.

"You.. sent for.. me ma." "Yes I did. I need you to head to the pack house as quickly as you can and inform the Nurse she needs to be here immediately," I shot the order with giving it a thought and immediately, the young girl dashed out of my presence with an Enviable speed. I returned home and got the shock of my life. The old man had passed on to the world beyond. My eyes fell on my husband who was sobbing really hard. I felt pity for him not because he was my husband because I knew how important that farmland was to him. Since the crops began to bring forth leaves, he had never ceased to share with me the great plans he had from the profits he was going to get.

Sebastian added. “Is this about benefits? I don’t want to be a caged bird.” “The art gallery was always meant for you. I’m just giving it to you as a wedding gift from your husband,” Sebastian explained. “Husband,” Charlotte repeated the word. It was the first time she had heard it about herself. Her relationship with George had only been an engagement. “Soon. We’ll get the marriage certificate when we return to Fyia.” Sebastian wrapped his arm around Charlotte, feeling like he owned the stars and the sea before them. It was more thrilling than becoming the CEO.

" Sorry! Wifey! I think you should drive first and I will meet you soon. Do not have lunch without me!" Charlotte finds it seducing to her. But she is quite surprised by her husband's personality. On top of everything, She knows how strong her husband is. Even though, She was disappointed that she was being tricked to marry a crippled young man She never thought that he would be a considerate person.

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’

' I returned with a reply, 'Dad, I've got this. Occasionally, news about Zachary still reached me. He was working as a mid-level employee at a private company. He earned enough to get by, and his workload was lighter. Yara's health never fully recovered after giving birth to her daughter, so she couldn't work at all. As a result, Zachary became the sole breadwinner in their family. Hence, money was always tight. Rumor had it they argued constantly—about bills, about the child, about every trivial thing imaginable. His mother had a stroke last year and became paraplegic. Zachary brought her to live with them, which only made the tension at home worse.