Regina George Significant Others Novels & Stories

Regina called out, bringing their short discussion to a halt, "Your father said he can't make it. He is held up at a board meeting " Even as Regina Moore made that excuse for a husband she felt numb, she was used to making excuses for Victor Moore, why he couldn't attend birthdays, and functions in school. She was basically a single mother who was still married. The nights alone in her big bed were now countless, but looking from a distance, Regina Moore lived a flamboyant life. Regina couldn't tell for how long she would be able to keep up appearances, how long she would be able to hide her husband's dirty secrets.

I asked directly, my voice carrying the weight of authority I rarely displayed in Skyview City. Clayton stood with military precision. "I made some inquiries, sir. George Simpson did approach the Brown family when he was younger, but Mr. Gregory Brown felt he wasn't suitable for Mrs. Shaw and declined the proposal. Two years later, George married your sister Mary." I kept my expression neutral despite the churning in my gut. George's ambition had never surprised me, but this pattern was troubling. "Besides these two women, Simpson pursued three other ladies," Clayton continued, lowering his voice. "There's a curious pattern, sir. With the exception of Mary Murphy, all the women he pursued we

Tyler glared at me, eyes filled with venom he couldn’t hide. Sadie, meanwhile, gave Regina a once-over and said slowly, “I was wondering which young girl had her eyes on my husband. Turns out it’s just an ex. “Trying to crawl back while you’re still with your current fiancé, don’t you think that’s a little shameless?” Regina’s face went stark white. She panicked, stammering, “No, I… I…” I raised a hand, cutting her off. “Regina, whatever we had is in the past. I have a family now, and you have someone by your side. So I wish you happiness.”

When did Regina start dating him? And why was he calling her Clarissa Lawson when they've met each other before?