The Charming Ex-wife Novels & Stories

"Am I unclear, or are you just confused about which woman you want to charm? Come on, Damian, I know you visited Glara yesterday. Unfortunately, you couldn't meet your beloved ex-wife." Martha rose from her seat and circled around Damian. "It's the right decision for Glara to reject you. Look at her now. Living happily with Bhuvi, not to mention the inheritance she received. Actually, Glara doesn't need to work hard; she just stays at home, and money keeps flowing to her," Martha said, walking towards the window in the corner of the room. "Martha, I truly love you. About yesterday, yes, I met Glara, but it doesn't mean I still have feelings for her. I went there—"

He was wearing just a pair of black trousers with no shirt. Maybe if I was still in love with him, I would have still found him attractive but then now, he irritated me than the pigs. “I’ve been waiting for you babe.” “Ohh sweetheart, this little rat was just causing a scene.” The strange woman said to Charles before looking at me. I know she wanted me to feel hurt that she also had my ex husband on her web, but I didn’t care. “I’ve told you, I won’t leave.” I said looking at my rival dead in the eye.

she added, and I rubbed my temples. I already had a lot to deal with. If she wasn’t going to get straight to the point, then it would be much better if she left. My life was complicated enough, I’d do anything to avoid more stress. “Then be specific,” I said impatiently, and she nodded. “It wasn’t your mother. It was your wife,” she declared, and I squinted. I was trying to decide if this was a joke or if someone had put her up to this nonsense act when she cleared her throat. “Your ex-wife. Signora Charlotte.”

“Going out with the Ellington heiress is a big deal….at least he gets the benefit from this one. Unlike with his previous marriage….” They all laughed, and someone else spoke up with a lighter tone. “No, no. I actually think Felix is just one lucky bastard…he has such good luck with women. Look at his ex…Wren. I can’t speak to before their marriage, but we saw what happened after the divorce, didn’t we? The ex-couple worked together on Solace Heights, and look at how great that turned out. I think every woman in his life is bound to be a lucky charm for him.”

Jeremy was a wealthy businessman with two children from his late wife, Jade, and Julian, both older than Charlotte. While having dinner on the first night of their arrival, Charlene reminded her husband, "Charlotte wants to come and see me this Sunday." "What does she need?" Jeremy asked. "I supposed she could use a mother. You know, she and her husband went through a divorce. She must want someone to talk to," Charlene assumed. "She had it coming," Jeremy said. "What? Please, not you too," Charlene scolded. "She was gaining weight and was working a man's job. If she had just stayed home and taken care of herself, her husband would not have had an affair," Jeremy said.

“If I say I want to stop my husband’s obsession with that woman, can you accept that? After that, I’ll bury both of them together.” Gaby found her smile again. “Dealing with your husband must be exhausting. You’ve been amazing to stick around, Miss Charlene.” “What is it? Are you mocking me because my husband is obsessed with another woman who’s clearly uglier than me?” “Of course not. You have my respect. Because if it were me, I’d keep her by my side as long as possible, watching her suffer until she dies or I do.” Charlene burst into laughter again. “Turns out you’re pretty funny too, Miss Gaby. Now, can we talk business?”

"Jaden saw you thriving without him. That's what destroyed him. Not the champagne on your dress. Not Erica's petty cruelty. Seeing you move on." "But I haven't moved on." The words cracked. "I look at you and I see another man trying to use me. I look at myself and I see his puppet, just with new strings." I turned to face him, tears streaming down my face. "Why are you really helping me? What do you actually want?" Those cold gray eyes studied me. For a long moment, he said nothing. Then he drank the rest of his whiskey in one swallow. "My ex-wife," he said quietly. "Her name was Charlotte. We married young, I was twenty-five, building my first company. She was beautiful, charming, and perf

"But she's missing now, along with my child." "Is it possible something happened to her?" I ventured. Charlie let out a cold laugh. "You don't know my ex-wife. She's unbelievably selfish. This is definitely one of her schemes, probably because she isn't happy about how I manage my career." "Just wait," he continued, his tone darkening. "I'll find her eventually. If she's treated my child well, I might let it go. But if she hasn't, I'll teach her a lesson she'll never forget."

“Do you think I’m charming?” Charity made a point to size him up. A moment later, a look of disdain washed over her face. “Not in the slightest.” Chester was exasperated. “Even if I’m not, I won’t allow you to escape my clutches.” As soon as he finished speaking, he leaned forward domineeringly and locked lips with Charity. Ever since she quit the entertainment industry, she hardly wore lipstick. He was not sure of the brand of the lipstick she applied today, but it was soft and smelled good.

Suddenly, the female maid fell, shocking everyone, but they didn't make a sound because they knew they would be followed by the girl that Charm cut off from the girl. Charm was very much a demon then and still is. You have never seen her get angry or kill. Do you think that's just Charm's attitude? No, she's so heartless if you ask me. No matter who you are, she will not leave you behind. Be it a relative, friend or loved one. Once you commit a sin against her that hurts her so much, she doesn't let it pass. The exchange is life when Charm makes the decision so even we are afraid to disobey and oppose her.