Second Wife Depression Novels & Stories

His voice carried a deliberate, barely restrained emotion — thick with grief. "Your Honor, I admit that I made mistakes in this marriage. That I hurt Serena." "But I — I suffer from a serious mental illness. Dissociative identity disorder." "This is something my wife — Serena — has always known about." "For these five years, she sacrificed so much for me. Not a day has gone by that I haven't felt grateful — and guilty." He paused, sniffling, his eyes going red right on cue. "The alter — Axel — he's violent, extreme, completely out of my control."

“She didn't only cry and suffer. She got depressed.” I balled my fists under the table. I didn't know. I'm so cruel. “She attempted to end her own life but someone saved her.” My forehead creased. Someone saved her? “She managed to redeem herself after meeting that person. But after years, she got depressed again and you know what the reason was?” I swallowed hard. I’m guessing it’s because of me. “It’s because her husband cheated on her.” My lips trembled as I slowly shook my head. “No! No, doctor. I did not cheat. I never cheated!”

The day Wendy jumped into the sea, taking her own life, Grayson had been whispering sweet nothings to Rita, telling her that even if he were to marry Wendy, his love for Rita and their child would remain unchanged. Every time Wendy had tried to end it all because of her depression, he had been with another woman. And not once had he noticed her struggles. Even if he had sensed something was wrong, his heart had still been tied to the other woman. Grayson gripped the depression diagnosis report so tightly his fingers trembled. His tears fell, hitting the cold, hard marble floor. Then, with both hands pressed against his face, he began to sob uncontrollably.

she whispered, her voice barely audible. Charlotte smirked, watching her intently. "Those, my dear, are the legal documents that prove Damian and I are still married. Still bound by law. And that means—" she took a dramatic pause, her gaze flicking to Naomi with a venomous smile, "—you’re the second wife." Naomi’s breath caught in her throat. Her world seemed to tilt, spinning out of control as the words echoed in her mind. "What? No. That can’t be—"

But if we were still together now, I would have fought until she accepted my wish to marry both of them. “We went in search of them and they told us some things we wouldn't want to tell you, but with the way you've been depressed, we have no choice but to tell you.” They went in search of them? They must have been so worried about me. Yeah… the doctor had diagnosed that my heart rate had reached some unhealthy level and that was because I had been depressed, which I had once denied vehemently. But what could the twins have said that was so bad that they didn't want to tell me about it?

"It's ok, son. Everything will be ok with time, I promise. I know it's hard, believe me, I know, but you and Sophie have each other. You will get through it, together." I sighed, looking away as we undid our hug. She gave me a moment to calm myself down, and we began to talk about what was to come next. Mom and Mr. Patterson were with Sophie, giving her support as I sat in here. "How long will it take Doc?" "It all depends on her son. She has great support from all of you, but it's just as important that she seeks help as it is for you." I looked at her confused, "What do you mean?" she gave me a sad smile, tilting her head and interlacing her fingers together. "I mean that... Just like the

She listen to me silently. “Hmm..After hearing this Since I didn’t meet your wife but I can say that she may be have depression along with some minor ptsd. And since she also have eating problem I’m prescribing these medicine for her eating and sleeping. Try to give her time as much as you can. These types of patient are really dangerous. I don’t want to say it but there might be a chance that she will try to commit suicide. So please be careful.” She said this and write me a prescription “Okay thank you doctor”

He has to be the one to drag her out of the bed on most cases for her to shop and make herself happy. Then they were told about their second pregnancy and it was like life was breathed back into her, she started smiling, moving around and living her life to the fullest, then she had miscarried again and went falling back inside the darkness again. Somehow, he had thought it would be the same now that she miscarried but for some reason, she was brighter than usual and always smiling. Though she had shown the sign of depression during the first few days of the miscarriage but she had walked herself out of it without his help. Even though he loved the changes, he couldn’t help but wonder why. H

It already took great courage for her to even think of leaving so she can preserve the little sanity she had left. When she was in Great Blackhampton, all she could feel was the unending emptiness in her heart. The person she thought she loved and loved her, ended up cheating on her and her family. Worse, he even died together with her own father. Two people she had loved, who were now gone forever. Then her mother. Vanessa spiraled down to the depths of despair. Both were grieving the loss of Osmond. But for Vanessa who had a history of depression, was triggered and for a time didn’t even seek help until it worsened.

She was always light headed and no one understood her except her twin sis. "How'd I know when you don't confide in me? It's like your friend has become the third party in our married life and it's frustrating" he wanted his wife back. The doctor said she was going through a lot of stress and it could lead to depression, yet he didn't believe him.