Novel & Cerita She Took My Husband I Took The Crown

She took everything from me. “Then she disappeared on the night of my wedding. The one night that was supposed to be about me. But instead, as I cried myself to sleep, my husband spent the night searching the whole kingdom for her.” Pain blurred my vision as it threatened to erupt, but couldn't afford to look ugly under any circumstance. “She keeps stealing…” I whispered. Gathering all my anger I took a deep breath, and let it out, a smile appearing on my lips as I met with Neil’s gaze again.

“You’re worthless. Let me confess to you, dear husband. I know that servant. I might be old but I have no memory loss. I didn’t recognize her at first but I remember now. Corinth, isn’t it?” The woman on the floor nodded. Mom kept going. “I used to wonder where she went all these years. And you have never been one to be faithful. If anyone here is lying, it’s you and your pathetic whore!” Dad stumbled backwards. ~ Later in my room, I took off my cloak, then my jacket, and draped them over the chair. Sora walked closer. “You know you could have kept going with the ceremony.” I stayed quiet and started removing the jewelry. Sora came even closer. “It was a perfect plan for you not to get crown

How could I watch her sacrifice herself to a miserable life? So, I let her stay. I even paid her parents two million dollars to settle the matter. Since she had studied medicine, I asked her to help me recover and regain my health. My husband, Richard Hudson, traveled a lot for work. So, having Hazel around truly lifted my spirits. I never actually made her work as a nanny. Instead, I gave her a bank card and told her she could spend it however she liked. Gradually, things started to feel off. The household staff stopped listening to my orders. Even if I wanted an extra dessert, they would check with Hazel first. More outrageously, Richard would take her with him on multiple business trips.

I grabbed a handful of her hair and, amid her frightened screams, quickly snipped it into a ruined mess. She shrieked, "My hair!" I leaned forward and whispered in her ear, "Didn't you say you wanted to ruin my face earlier? To the point that no werewolf will ever look in my way again?" Julia's eyes snapped wide as color faded from her face. She tried to scramble back in terror. I took the crown box and opened it slowly right in front of her. The silver crown glittered under the lights, a cruel contrast to how disheveled and pathetic she looked.

But clearly, I was James' wife! I frantically took out the only photo I had of me and James together and brandished it in front of Regina. "I'm James' actual wife! We took a photo together!" Regina stiffened for an instant, but then she burst out laughing the moment she saw the photo. "So, you're trying to pass off as a captain's wife with a photo that doesn't even show your faces? I'd say you're just trying to find an easy target to rip off!"

I continued, “Who protects the people from a ruler who mistakes obedience for love? Who stops a monarch from believing that the kingdom belongs to them simply because they inherited a crown?” No one answered. I remembered the black crown that had appeared before me in the place beyond creation. I remembered how tempting it had been to believe that if I controlled every choice, every person, and every possible future, I could protect the people I loved. I had nearly accepted that lie. I would not build a kingdom around it. “I will not wear a crown simply because the world has grown accustomed to seeing one on my head,” I said. “And neither will my husband.” Kael bowed his head solemnly.

His finger trembled as he pointed at my face. "Victor Wright! Have you thrown basic business sense out the window for a single woman? Fine. If you insist on being this stubborn, someone else will inherit Wright Group! In the end, I traded my position as heir to secure Ashley the sufficient resources she needed. She'd thrown her arms around me that day and sobbed. "I'll prove myself, Victor. I'll show every last Wright that you made the right choice!" And now here was Eddie, telling me that being by my side was too exhausting for her.

she continued, voice softer now, “you are the only man who stood beside me without fearing my shadow or trying to stand in front of my light.” The room grew still again. “I spent years believing a crown had to be worn alone.” She extended her hand. “But perhaps some kingdoms grow stronger when shared.” William’s breath caught. “So yes,” she said. “Get up and put the ring on before I reconsider.” The ballroom detonated in cheers. William rose so fast the crowd laughed again, then slipped the ring onto her finger with hands that were steadier than his eyes. He stood, and she pulled him into a kiss before cameras could ask permission.

As Vivian Hart's husband and deputy director, I worked every day of the year without a break. But when I took half a day off because my mother was hospitalized, Vivian accused me of putting my family ahead of the company. "You took time off for something that minor? As a deputy director, the business should come first." Her voice on the phone was colder than the hospital itself. At year-end, I was the only senior manager in the entire company who received no bonus. Vivian shut her office door and spoke as though she were comforting me. "You're my husband. You should be willing to put up with a little unfairness and set an example for everyone else. I'll make it up to you privately when th

No girl in my village ever married, unless someone was willing to give her a silver crown with 999 gemstones. On the day the girl put on the crown, she would be engaged. I had been dating John Frank for eight years, and he finally completed the crown. On the day of the engagement, the village assembly hall was full of villagers. Everyone was waiting for me to be married gloriously. However, I had heard a conversation between John and Blake, his friend. “Are you really going to bring Ms. Blaire to the stage? If you do, you’ll humiliate the Lane family!” John smiled and said airily, “That doesn’t matter. Katherine has been teaching in the village as a volunteer teacher for three y