The Abandoned Wife's Second Chance Novels & Stories

“I really want to leave him.” “Then let me handle the divorce papers.” Sophia’s voice turned serious. “I’ll be your lawyer.” I lowered my gaze to my trembling fingers. “I have nothing now, Sophia.” That was the painful reality. During the three years of marriage, I abandoned my career for Damien. I left the scientific research world I once loved because the Sinclair family believed a CEO’s wife should not work in a laboratory. Now I realized how foolish I had been. I lost everything for a man who could not even stay faithful.

Something she can trade to save the one person who matters. “You’re not a whore. You’re my wife.” The words come out sharp, blade-edge clean, and they surprise both of us. I see her flinch, see something flicker across her face that might be anger or might be something worse. “Your wife?” She smiles, but it’s bitter. Broken. “The one you treat however you want? The one you ignore? The one you left under the stairs like she was nothing?” Her voice rises, and I can hear years of resentment pouring out. “The one whose opinion never mattered in that suffocating cage you call a home? The one you never believed? Tell me, Julian—which wife am I supposed to be? Because we both know what all of this

"If only Ella hadn't trapped me with that 21 billion rupiah, I wouldn't have wanted to be your second wife. It feels like I'm just a lowly woman who..." "Shh, don't say that. I'm sorry I used that method. I just didn't want to take you away from your husband. I didn't want you to run away after finding out how crazy I am for chasing after you, who was already married, while I myself was also married." Evan moved his body away from Ajeng's warm embrace, then rolled over to the side of her and pulled the blanket to cover both of them. As soon as their passionate activity stopped, Evan immediately felt cold.

She probed looking fierce suddenly. "I don't understand Abby , you are my wife and…." I was going to say when she had suddenly cut me short. "Your wife????" She giggled as more tears rolled down her eyes. "Last time I checked Jack, you abandoned me in the hospital after collapsing on our wedding day. You disliked me the moment you heard that I won't be Able to give birth as a normal lady should!!" She bellowed as she sobbed softly. "You abandoned my child and I , not knowing what tomorrow holds Jack!" She asserted as she felt shattered within her soul.

“That is no longer a stumbling block for most in the world. Many have tried marriage with two to three partners before they settle on one. Sadly, the divorces are rarely pleasant, and many have children involved.” “Is this other woman going to make an embarrassment of herself by trying to get him back? Or will she change her mind and want her daughter back?” “As far as I’ve found out. The wife decided she preferred a previous partner and returned to him. He didn’t want a ready-made family. So, she abandoned her daughter and husband. She filed for divorce, not him. I can’t tell one way or another whether she could be a problem or not. But I doubt he will be interested in her return after s

I frowned, narrowing my eyes into slits. "What?" I barked. He shook his head with a light chuckle. "Don't you ever feel it sometimes? The regret?" I tore my gaze away from him and fixed my eyes on the plain fields that surrounded us. "I have nothing to regret." "Don't you? Really? I mean, I am very sure the woman I saw today was the same woman you abandoned for the wife you married. Who, by the way, turned herself into a whore for your bestfriend turned beta, who is now a contestant for a throne he knows rightfully belongs to you, and…"

“I know you have a lot of questions in your head, but you have always been the love of my life. I never loved Nina and evidently she never cared about me at all.” “She only considered me as a business deal and when everything didn’t turn out to the way they expected, they all abandoned me, but I know you have the kindest heart ever and you can never be that heartless to me. Please give me another chance, I swear I will never fail you.” “Even if I wished to overlook everything, but I am now a married woman and I belong to someone else. How can I be able to help you? You had your chance but you wasted it because of your love of money. Now tell me again, what did you gain from all this?”

She believed this was entirely her operation. “You were watching this building?” she asked carefully. I did not answer, I didn’t need to. Her breathing shifted — subtle and quicker. Not quite fearful. Her calculation was speeding up. “You are not here for him,” she said slowly. Very Clever. “No,” I agreed. Cadwell whimpered faintly behind us. “And yet,” I continued, closing the distance between us, “I find my wife conducting an interrogation in an abandoned house at this hour.” Her jaw tightened at the word wife.

“All right, I won’t promise, but I can take away. I don’t know when it will end because we are handling a case now. That is also very difficult.” “I understand you Naneth. I’m sorry for confusing you and getting into trouble. If you can help me, I’m very grateful to you.” That’s what Naneth and Natasha talked about. Abigail arrived just in time. “Oh! Mom, you’re just here. You’re talking to Robin’s wife.” “Robin’s wife?” “Yes, mom, she is Robin’s wife that I told you he was just forced to marry. And when she knew Robin had money, she didn’t refuse. Will you be the wife of the son of the CEO of Tan Holdings Company, right Naneth?” Abigail was angry.

I was a nobody orphan from a humble background, but my husband, Ethan Sterling, was the heir to one of America's wealthiest old-money families. He defied his entire family to marry me. But as I lay on the operating table, about to give birth, he stood before me, embracing Iris, putting on a show in front of everyone. Because Iris donated bone marrow to save his mother's life. The night before her own engagement, her fiancé betrayed her, and the trauma wiped her memory clean. Now the only thing she knew for certain was that Ethan Sterling was her husband.