The Abandon Husband Novels & Stories

Back then, Zach had stubbornly refused the arranged marriage, insisting that he would not marry me under any circumstances. However, the moment he saw me, he claimed it was love at first sight and that he would marry no one else. He shamelessly pursued me for over six months. Considering he was honorable and never flirted with anyone else, I agreed. Still, it did not take long before a new woman appeared in his life—his pampered foster sister, Yvette. On our wedding day, Zach’s phone rang.

Her breathing became uneven. Everything that had seemed impossible three days ago was now becoming reality. The secret house. Sophia. Lily. The photographs. The missing memories. The anonymous warnings. And now someone claiming that the man she had called her husband for seven years wasn't her husband at all. A sharp pain pulsed behind her eyes. She squeezed them shut. Fragments of memories flickered through her mind. Rain. Screaming tires. A man's voice shouting her name. Not Daniel's voice.

The entire room fell silent again. Olivia’s lips parted slightly in shock, probably not expecting me to speak to her that way. I didn’t care. “I need you both to get out. Now." “Dominic, it's not true right? How can I leave? It's my wife we're talking about!" I raised my eyes, my lips curving up into a sadistic smile. Beeeep! I turned to the EKG monitor. Still a flatline, no heartbeat, no pulse. “Your wife? You're her husband? Your fucking piece of trash deserves her? Get Out! Someone, call security.” In a few minutes, Hayes was dragged out while his green tea girlfriend trailed behind.

The husband of the woman he loves is already in Jakarta and may be busy with his wife's funeral until he forgets or doesn't know the current situation of the other wives. If only Abizar could eliminate just one person in this world, he would like to get rid of Haidar. Yes, at least there are no more unstable men who marry two women but can't do justice to them. Does he think marriage is a game? The sacred promise that was made in front of many people and then just ignored? Is marriage a weed? Left and grow on their own. But did he know that weeds would only be an eyesore and should be mowed down? Likewise, marriages that are only based on compulsion and then just ignored, should have been tr

"Consider this an ultimatum, Megan. You either go to work and build a career, or if you insist on this ridiculous notion of getting married right now, then I will disown you. You will no longer be a part of this family. Do you understand me?" Megan stared at him, her heart pounding in her ears. Disown her? After everything? After supporting her through the trauma of Lizbeth, after celebrating her graduation, he was willing to cast her aside for wanting to marry the man she loved? A cold, desperate fury mixed with a profound sense of injustice consumed her.

This was because the husband tried locating his wife, filled with remorse for doing something so drastically wrong. When his search had been already fruitless for three years, he gave up and decided to just bring his two children together. He took care of the judgmental Masakonians by pretending that his wife was on a vacation and that the girl she’s with was his niece. Apparently, the wife did come back a year later, satisfying the others with the husband’s alibi. She brought with her a boy who she argued to be an orphan she passed by in the streets. The husband wasn’t convinced but said nothing. Trying to live in peace, they have barricaded themselves from the other Wielders, shutting them

Without anyone telling me, I knew I should be cautious of him as he seemed to have ulterior motives. Glancing at Cameron for support, I saw that he was focused on his steak and not paying attention to me. Taking this as a sign, I decided to respond however I wanted, as the ball was in my court. I awkwardly mentioned that our honeymoon was great and that my husband showered me with love that day. The words felt uncomfortable as I spoke them, but I had no choice but to lie. I couldn't admit out loud that my husband had abandoned me on the night of our wedding.

Abandoned. That period had been ugly. Cameras everywhere. Headlines twisting everything. Dominic going back to Leana to clean up whatever mess he thought he had to fix, and me standing alone while strangers judged me. Still, what right does he have to even mention what Dominic did? He in fact ABANDONED me, for a whole freaking year, I was married to myself even though I had an actual husband. Dominic’s hand moved slightly, like he wanted to reach for mine, but he stopped himself. “You don’t know the full story,” he said.

He looked at Patrick and whispered, "We should bet more so we can make enough money from him, he seems to not know what to do with money. I think this is what we need to solve all of our problems." "You have a point," Patrick replied. Both Patrick and Miles went ahead to bet everything they had, including their houses and money that they did not have. Seeing that he had gotten them where he wanted, the man smiled and said, "Okay, let's go ahead." Abigail watched Ivy's wedding with the prince and felt very upset. She said, "This is not the life I planned for myself, married to a man without a job, and now I have to work as his maid."

Any other thing felt like a big fat lie. My day had started on a good note. A few of my dreams had come true and I was so excited to be with my daughter, yet for some reason, like every other time, whenever I was happy — fate just loved to play games and snatch it away from me I never thought that I would be in a helpless situation like this. On one hand, my husband, whom I had abandoned for five years, left him in a hospital and never turned back. On the other hand, I had my daughter, my little girl that I had raised with so much love, today she will fighting for her place and only one person could save her — My husband and her father.