The Husbands Of River Song Transcript の小説・ストーリー

"I want you, Arabella. Not as Ethan's wife. Not as a woman I rescued, and certainly not as some helpless victim who needs my wealth." He paused, letting the raw sincerity of his words settle into my chest. "I want you simply because you are you." I opened my mouth to speak, but no sound came out. My thoughts were a chaotic mess. "You heard what your own son said about me, didn't you?" I asked, my voice cracking slightly as the humiliation from earlier resurfaced. “We've been married for over three years... I've known him even longer than that. Yet he thinks I am worthless, boring, and incapable of evoking any real feelings in him. How am I supposed to believe you see me any differently after

Adrián began to laugh heartily. “Which one of you is more of a chatterbox?” Jimena complained with a smile. *** Jimena was sitting in a recliner with her dark sunglasses on, sunbathing on the patio. She jumped in fright when she felt a spray of water suddenly soak her. She took off her glasses and frowned at the smiling face of her husband, who held Adrián in one arm and, with his free hand, held a garden hose. “Pablo Mars…!” She clenched her fists in mock anger and ran after him, who continued to spray her with the hose. Jimena snatched it from his hand and chased him all over the patio. That’s how the three of them ended up soaking wet and laughing.

I can't tell her because of her husband my taste for men is so exquisite. "Hmph, we will never know once you try." "Well just promise not to hit any guys. Remember you already have your husband." "Yeah yeah, girl of course I know. I'll be careful I promise. ಠ_ಠ what kind of woman do you think I am." "Hehe Kidding. Ok then. See you later then" At work, I just finished turning off the sound system and I heard a conversation nearby. "Hey did you hear we are gonna have a drama together?" Yohan's excited voice boomed.

“Talking to my wife makes me forget my hunger because all my attention has been taken up by you. “Why didn’t you go out today? Did River get drunk? He attended some banquet last night, right?” He vaguely recalled River posting a video in the family group. “Oh, he wasn’t drunk, but his future wife was. She got wasted and molested him, so today he dragged me along to hastily put together gifts to propose to her family. “I didn’t even bring the kids, just raced off to the Lafayette residence with him. It was hilarious. River is so scheming. Rosalie doesn’t stand a chance against him.” Remembering the scene, Serenity burst out laughing again.

Then when they were officially announced as husband and wife, and River lifted her bridal veil, Daisy couldn't hold back the explosion of emotion that flowed with her tears. "Rion is looking at us," River whispered as he wiped away the tears on Daisy's cheeks. "But these are happy tears," Daisy argued so happily. The longer she looked at the face of River, who had become her husband, she wanted to cry more. "Are you happy?" River asked in his voice as gentle as his gaze. "Yes." Daisy nodded her head confidently. "I'm so happy. Never been this happy in my whole life." "This is just the beginning, my wife. From now on, you will feel more happiness," River said as if promising her.

my husband explained, and I nodded. He looked at his best friend before leaving, and Jayden seemed as confused as I was. Simon and Maryna were so wrapped up in each other that when I noticed, they were stumbling and bumping into me. “For God's sake, get a room!” Jayden demanded, huffing in irritation. “Yeah, have some compassion for the singles!” Jessi grumbled in her always loud voice. “Now, besides everything, there’s no respect left in this company,” Hanna muttered, and even wrapped in the arms of the man she loved, Maryna couldn’t let it slide.

She had been talking about him all week, and I was curious to know more. "Hey, River, how's Damon? You two seem to be hitting it off," I said with a smile. River's smile faded, and her eyes turned sad. I could tell something was wrong, so I asked her what was going on. "Raini, Damon lied to me. He's married," River said, her voice barely above a whisper. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. River had been so excited about Damon, and now he turned out to be married. I felt so sorry for her and didn't know what to say.

He looked at me again like he was questioning every life decision that led to this moment. “The point,” I continued dramatically, “is that my best friend has officially decided that his husbands are more important than me.” His expression turned flat. “They’re not my husbands.” “Oh please,” I said immediately. “It’s just a matter of time” Before he could even answer, a voice behind us suddenly spoke. “Yucks. You look ridiculous when you are whining.” I turned my head slowly. River was leaning against the doorframe with the most annoying smirk on his face like he had just walked in at the perfect moment.

River wants to get Zuriel back, so we are the perfect allies. She gives me details about their marriage as she lives with them. We have one goal in common: to separate Zuriel and Elara. " They are having trouble in their marriage. They are barely talking," River says, staring at me with her light-penetrating gaze. River is a cunning woman and will do anything to get Zuriel back. We are at a café, discussing our next move. " Remind me again why you left this man you claim to love," I ask.

He looked at me a long moment, and then his face folded into something between exasperation and pride, the exact expression from the whiskey-and-feet-on-the-table night, and he laughed the same ragged laugh from the phone. "Fine. After." He settled back. "Now. Ten minutes on the girls and Noah before the doctors reclaim me. And then you'll tell me about the river this morning, all of it, no managing me — I saw the hat on the news, they're calling it an item of the child's clothing. And then—" his voice lowered, and steadied, and became briefly and completely the man who'd pulled a drowning stranger out of the Tasman and rebuilt her from the keel up — "you'll listen to me say one thing, and y