Second Choice Wife Novels & Stories

Gerald asked bewildered. "I heard you intend to follow in my footsteps. You plan to have two wives at the same time," he continued. "But, Ge, as a man with two wives, I suggest you really do it. I see Shelma as a smart woman. She can help you advance your company, just like I made Lunara work in my company. And you can make Ariana, your wife, the woman you love. Just like I love my second wife, Tanisha. Isn't that right?" Sheraz now glanced at the silent woman. The remnants of her arrogance turned into embarrassment.

He was a little absent-minded at the moment. All she could think of since this afternoon was the doctor's words. "Congratulations! You are going to be a mom." Suddenly, Micheal pinched her arm. His low voice came the next second. "Come back to earth. What are you thinking about?" Micheal was her husband. They had been married secretly for two years. He was her superior at work, the president of the Dixon Group. Everything had happened so fast. She was newly employed in the company when they unexpectedly got married.

"Zac, she... What's your relationship with her?" Seeing that everyone had almost finished eating, Zac put down his chopsticks and asked the servant to serve some fruit. He wasn't in a hurry to explain himself. After swallowing a few cherry, he slowly stated, "Well, in my case, I have my first wife. However, my mommy found a second wife for me, which was Valery. Later, she introduced Cherry to me. Originally, Cherry was the third one, she should be my third wife. And then, you, you would going to be my fourth wife. However, I prefer you more than Cherry and Valery. So I decided to give you the second place to be my second wife. And Valery would be my third wife and Cherry the fourth." His voi

She can't handle the fate of being a widow at an early age nor could she suffer together with a half-dead husband. It was better to latch on to the second son who was the heir instead! "Mom, Bianca is indeed good. We can't let an outstanding woman like her be ruined because of elder brother. Since the eldest daughter appeared, let both the eldest of our family fulfill grandfather's will." Kingsley commented. Although the eldest daughter seemed intriguing, Kingsley would rather let that woman with poor background marry that half-dead than Bianca, who has the support of the Thomson family. After all, between the two, Bianca who had been treasured by the Thomson family was a better choice than

He looked back with the steady undemanding patience of a man who had learned when to push and when to simply be there. She laughed. Briefly. Genuinely. Then it faded. "She's gone," Elara said. "And it doesn't matter." She traced the rim of her mug with one finger. "Whether she's here or on the other side of the world she'll always have his heart. That doesn't go anywhere just because the person does." She paused. "I will always be the second choice. The convenient one. The girl whose story was plausible." She stopped. Something moved across her face. "He called me greedy."

Amy placed a hand over her chest dramatically as she said, “So true love actually exists; that’s terrifying.” I laughed softly and responded, “If any two people are going to survive marriage, it’s those two, because they don’t just love each other; they actively choose each other every single day.” Ralph nodded slowly as if absorbing that before immediately shifting gears with a grin as he said, “Okay, enough emotional damage; I need to ask the real question now.” I immediately pointed at him in warning and said, “No.” He ignored me completely and continued, “How was sharing a room with Kevin for all those days in Italy?” Ralph asked this with clear curiosity and absolutely no sense of self-

“Took you long enough to figure that out. Yes. I killed that little shit and his wife. His wife was supposed to be mine. That bitch chose my younger brother instead, and they made me lose the company. Do you know what my mother said? Whoever marries her takes over the company. She had been promised to me. Engaged. And she chose him. So I sent them both to go fuck each other in hell.” I could not breathe. The air in the room felt thick. My hands hung at my sides. I had punched him twice, and I could not lift them again. “As for your wife,” he went on, “I chose her because she is easy to control. Pretty enough. Hungry enough. Stupid enough to believe I would give her anything that lasted. She

“Then hear this too: not everyone in Cassian’s world wants you back. There are people—on the board, in the family—who think your return threatens the succession plan. And they will do anything to make sure you don’t outlast your contract.” Anais felt the ground shift under her. “What are you saying?” “I’m saying you’re not just Cassian’s wife anymore. You’re a liability. And you need to decide, Anais—are you going to survive this marriage… or just stay married?” That night, Anais stared at herself in the mirror. Not the girl who’d signed a contract at twenty-four. Not the woman who fled at twenty-seven. Someone new. Someone who had to fight. Because if what Irene said was true… this wasn’t j

"For five minutes! The crew got you out five minutes later!" I let out a laughter, but one of amusement, one that had so much pain and unspoken words behind it.. "You don't even see it, do you?" "See what?" "That you'll always choose her. Every single time." Ethan stood up and slowly paced to the window. "You're being unreasonable. Mara is family. She's my sister." "Stepsister." "What difference does that make?" "Apparently none." I stared at the ceiling. "You're right. I'm being unreasonable. Expecting my husband to care if I live or die. How silly of me."

“Your Grace, don’t worry. I will serve you day and night from now on. I will treat you like my own elder sister. I only ask that my baby be given a legitimate place in this family.” As she spoke, her eyes shimmered as they welled up with tears again. With that meek and yielding manner, any onlooker would think that I was the wicked mistress breaking apart another’s family. The common folk present started murmuring again. “This princess is completely unreasonable. That other woman has already been through so much.” “Exactly. General Griffin has risked his life for Cathor. What is the harm in taking an extra wife?” “I think she just looks down on us common folks. Arrogance is in her blood.”