Novel & Cerita The Accidental Wife

Two men who had shaped her life in profoundly different ways, both now depending on her decision. "No," she said firmly. "Justice doesn't come with an undo button. We finish this." Diego smiled, pride evident in his eyes despite his pain. "That's my wife." The endearment, casual but sincere, warmed Sarah unexpectedly. Whatever had started as an accidental marriage in Vegas had evolved into something neither of them had anticipated—a partnership forged in danger, strengthened by shared purpose. As they approached the safe house where they would make their stand, Sarah realized that for better or worse, her fate was now irreversibly tied to the Castillo family.

What he and Vivian had caused. “It’s true,” I said simply. The guards exchanged glances. I could tell they didn’t believe me. I couldn’t blame them; I was a contract bride who had just stabbed her husband right after the wedding. For all intents and purposes, it would look like I had waited until the very moment our marriage had been legalized, and then I’d tried to take him down. But I maintained my stance. It really was an accident. After a moment, the guards seemed to receive a mindlink, and they turned away. “Wait here until the Alpha comes,” the large one said. “And no funny business.”

asked one reporter. "Does this mean, the marriage has ended?" asked another reporter. "Ms Thatcher, who is the girl who was seen with your husband?" another reporter asked. "Aiden is a Scott and the Scott's are honourable people. My marriage to Aiden has suffered the same trials every marriage goes through. Aiden is a man with fouls so he makes mistakes. People grow out of love. I am hurt but not angry with my husband. I only wished he had told me, he was no longer in love with me. As the lady in the picture, she is our house servant. She was working for my husband before I got married to Aiden," Amanda said on camera with a strong face.

"Good evening and thank you to the attendees who have taken the time to come to this event. I held this party solely to welcome my wife's return from her long coma a few days ago and to welcome the birth of our second son. In this opportunity I will formally introduce my wife to all of you. Eden, come down honey." Applause began to sound loudly after Aciel loudly called his wife to come down from the second floor. All eyes are now only focused on the marble white staircase that looks so beautiful with various kinds of flower petals decorated around the banister. And the seconds of Eden's descent from the second floor became too long for Aciel because Eden didn't come down even though he had

I finally managed to take a step forward and whisper, “Dorian… it was an accident. Please, just let me explain. I swear, it’s not what they’re saying. Please, hear me out…” “An accident?” his stepmother said with a bitter laugh. “How convenient.” She folded her arms and walked toward me with slow steps. “You’re going to call this an accident? You planned it, girl. You and that lying doctor beside you. You knew exactly what you were doing.” “No, it’s not like that!” I said, my voice rising. “Were you that desperate?” she cut in sharply. “That you wanted to trap him with a baby?” I looked at Dorian again, begging with my eyes. “Dorian, please… please look at me. Let me talk to you. I didn’t do

He said shaking his head, I guess he's reminiscing on the past. "She gave birth to Mavis after graduation, they became one big family, everything was going well, he was bugging me to settle down" he laughed "but I wasn't ready yet, the good old days, but things changed under on day, when Mavis was 13, his father bought a car, so I was driving them to the hospital. His wife is pregnant again after so long, we were all happy Mavis was most happy cause he will soon have a younger sister, they where going for medical check up" I saw his eyes welled up in tears. I held his hand to strengthen him

It compelled me to say something that wasn't part of the script. "A puppy that only knows how to play hard to get can't be rewarded." The man grunted. I watched the screen and saw him quit so abruptly that it was as if he'd been disconnected. I thought about waiting for him to come back online, but the doorbell rang just then. I had no choice but to put down my phone to answer the door. Someone pinned me to it as soon as I opened it. Before I realized what was happening, they pressed their lips against mine.

I'd worn a red gown, feeling elegant and confident. But then, I'd accidentally spilled wine on the host's wife. Alex had been upset, his eyes flashing with anger. I'd known then that I was in for a long night. I felt trapped, like I was living in a nightmare, with no escape, no respite. I wanted to scream, to shout, to break free, but my voice was silenced, like a bird with its wings clipped. "Sarah, you have to leave him," Emily said, her voice firm. "You can't stay in this marriage. It's killing you."

I deadpanned. "To be fair, it was really early, and he looked like a god," she remarked. "Jesus, Thea! You signed a contract saying that Adam and I are married!" I said exasperatingly. "I DID?" "Yes! He accidentally got married in Vegas and now his new wife is suing him for everything he owns," I explained. "Woah, what a witch! What's he going to do?" She sympathized. "More like what am I going to do," I lamented.

We had been about to go home when she suddenly said, "Heath, let's buy some shrimp. Tonight, I'd like to eat the delicious shrimp boil you make so well." Back then, I had thought I had the perfect life. I had a baby who was about to be born and a wife who clung to me. However, at that moment, a rushing passerby knocked me to the ground. While trying to help me up, Simone fell hard and miscarried. That person was Shawn. Even though he wore a baseball cap and a mask, I recognized him instantly. There was no mistake about it. I had wanted to chase after him, but Simone cried and held me back.