Sue Sylvester Marries Herself Novels & Stories

"Also, I have a brother who made a small mistake and was recently released from prison. He's single now. You have a daughter, right? Why not join our families? Your daughter could marry my brother!" Sylvia turned pale instantly. Frederick's younger sister, Selene Lester, was just starting university. Sylvia had heard that Lucy's brother had been in prison for the past twenty years for robbery and murder. Also, he was in his fifties and didn't have a job! The thought of Selene marrying such a man was horrifying! "Um, about that..." Sylvia began hesitantly. But Lucy swiftly cut her off, "Plus, my daughter is sensitive and precious. After they marry, your son must do all the housework and give

“Are you sick or something?” He nodded with a smirk. “Or something.” He watched me closely while I tried to get a grip on myself. “So do I take it as an affirmative?” I shook my head vigorously, looking around to check if anyone was around. I didn’t want others to eavesdrop on our conversation. “No, please. I can’t marry you, Mr. Sylvester. I’m your employee.” Did he forget he had appointed me as his au pair? “We haven’t signed an agreement. So what’s stopping you from marrying me?” He watched me closely.

Hey I don't wanna be part of this brewing argument but I knew It's impossible to avoid it. I began to stutter when Reiner chipped in. "This is your final warning, Sylvester. Avoid my wife. She's mine and only I have the right to do with her as I please. If you've got a problem with that, then I won't hesitate talking to Mariah. I'm sure she'll be thrilled to learn her husband and my newly wedded wife are hitting it off behind her back." Sylvester's eyes clouded and he swore under his breath. "You're pathetic, Reiner. Grow up."

"And let’s not forget, you couldn’t even have kids anymore. What man would willingly let his bloodline end? If it wasn’t for your money and power, I’d have to be insane to marry you." Slyvia had suffered a difficult childbirth when she gave birth to Suzy. Half her uterus had to be removed just to save her life. That meant she could never have another child. Victor had resented that for years. A healthy man like him, marrying a woman who couldn’t bear him children—he felt he’d sacrificed enough. And if he didn’t walk away with something in the end, he couldn’t accept it. Slyvia was overwhelmed with heartbreak. She remembered how, back then, Victor had been the one to promise he’d accept every

“Celine, it’s not my place to give you advice, but if you will listen, I would suggest to think it through” “You married him for a reason. Why not try to make it work?” Sylvia suggested. “I married him because I was selfish, Mama Syl. And now, for his own good, I want to let him go” “He deserves all the happiness and love in the world. I cannot give that to him” she tried to fight back her emotions and smiled. “You cannot take back what you said. It’s already a deal, okay?” she added. “Let me just grab my things and I’ll go straight to the facility” Celine switched in a jolly tone.

Paul said. “I thought you are her to work on your marriage, little did I know that I will keep taking care of your husband in bed,” Sylvia said. Ivana smiled and picked her purse, “Well, you don't have to take off him for me. He is yours and you can carry on. All the best!” she said as stormed out of the house.

He narrowed his eyes at her but looked away, “Lydia has been asked for her hand in marriage. A young nice man had asked me while you guys were away” Evelyn sighed. No wonder he dragged a whole hunting team looking for them. A marriage had been planned for one of them. “Lydia would reject it, you know” she stomped off to her room. “Make sure she doesn’t. Someone has to pay me for all the babysitting I did for you three since your parents foolishly died at war” Sylvester retorted. Evelyn turned slowly to meet him, “Foolishly? They did what you couldn’t. You ran away from our village while other men where fighting. You are the coward in this story, not them” she shouted.

He paused, frustration flickering across his face, then desperation. “I messed up,” he whispered. “But I love you. You know that, right? I’ve always loved you.” I stared into his eyes, tears streaming down my cheeks. “Did you ever truly love me at all? In our three years of marriage, tell me?” What hurt most was his silence. It spoke volumes—louder than the thunder outside. Victor’s expression crumpled as he reached out again, this time grabbing my wrist with a trembling grip. “Please, Alisa. Don’t leave me. It was a mistake. I didn’t even know she was pregnant. We just did it once, okay?”

I stumbled out of the hospital in a daze. The doctor had been smiling just moments ago, congratulating me on how healthy the baby was. Then, she casually asked, "When are you planning to register your marriage with the father?" I froze. I told her we had been married for five years. The doctor frowned and checked the system again. Finally, she turned the screen toward me. [Marriage Registration: None.] Five years ago, Enrico Salvatore slipped a ring onto my finger himself and told me all the paperwork had been taken care of. He said his position in the mafia made it inconvenient to go public.

I answered. We don't even speak together. How will I know if he actually even wants to go on a honeymoon? With me “You two should get to it so I can have another niece,” Sylvia said. Heat rose to my cheeks and I regretted packing my hair in a ponytail. Having a baby with Ryder? I haven't thought of it but it sounds like a good idea. Ryder came out with the rest of them and I stood up. “We are about to leave,” Ryder said and went to hug his mum.