The Physicist Wife Who Overturned The World Novels & Stories

“I remember you had good grades back in high school. But now, you’re…” She trailed off, but I knew what she was going to say. I had been a house husband for a long time. It was because Lily was always so busy working overtime at the office that she would skip meals. I believed that couples had to complement each other. Hence, I chose to quit my job to take care of Lily, so she could fully focus on her career. However, the woman who loved me the most and the woman who would disregard her own safety to save me from a robber had slowly become a stranger.

"I told myself it was a small thing. A detail. It didn't change what the money did for you. It didn't change that I believed in you before anyone else did." "It changes what I thought I knew about my own marriage." His voice, for the first time, rose slightly, cracking at the edges. "Isabelle, I've spent years telling people you were the one who took the real risk. That you didn't just hand me your father's checkbook, you built something separate, something yours. I was proud of that story. I told it at dinners. I told it at that awards ceremony, in front of everyone." "I know." "Was any of it true?"

My smile slipped when I saw him—just for a breath. "Four years back, I thought my only job was being a good wife," I said, voice steady. "But life showed me marriage isn't what defines a woman." My eyes found my daughter. Memories of every rough night hit me all at once. "From earning ten bucks a column to standing here with a Nobel Prize—it was brutal. But it taught me freedom and dignity are worth more than anything. "Thank you, Isabella. You gave me the guts to rewrite my story."

"Mr. Grimaldi, unless Mrs. Grimaldi is planning on playing American football, the lining is perfectly-" "I am not talking about football," I interrupt, leaning down until I’m eye-level with the seated doctor. "I’m talking about physics. Force. Velocity." "Dominik," Eve warns from the table. Her voice has dropped an octave. "Don't." I ignore her. I need to regain control of this situation. I need to be the monster again, not the weeping father. "My wife," I say, gesturing to Eve, "Is stubborn. She refuses to accept limitations. She’s under the impression that the fetus is invincible."

Learn anything interesting? I stare at the message for a long moment. Learn anything interesting? I learned that the woman I threw away for a few stolen hours with Elena is a fucking genius. I learned that while I was congratulating myself on being the brilliant CEO of Hart Industries, my wife was building something that makes my life's work look like a child's toy. I learned that the "simple socialite" who used to bring me coffee in my home office was probably solving problems I didn't even know existed.

"Your wife comes from a family of thieves. Giving such a last name to someone like that will be the way to your downfall. ” “ Thank you for caring, ”Theo told her coldly. However, his indifference only upset her even more. "Women like her don't calm down until they take your soul. You will regret that you did not take me as a wife ", said Otrovnica and took a step away from him. That's why Theo had to approach her so that only she could hear his answer.

She admired the transformation, although it only added little to her beauty because naturally she was a ravishing beauty. “Everyone should leave the room.” She commanded imperatively, making Charlene look back. None of them hesitated before leaving the room. The fear and respect they had for her when she was his wife was burning in their hearts. Henrietta walked majestically to her and stood in front of her. Charlene didn't know who she was, she only stared back without moving her lips. “Didn't he tell you he has a wife?” The question was enough to convince her that the lady standing in front of her was Richard's ex wife. Charlene mustered courage to talk. “Only heard of his ex wife, he once

She’d never said she had siblings, nor had she called anyone who could be over the years we spent married together. I didn’t return to the office to face Healer Amanda, or Amber, or whoever she was. The idea that my wife had been working right in front of my eyes, knowing that I was her husband but hiding her identity from me, sent a shock through my body. For once, I had no idea what to say to her. I walked out of the building and to my car. Healer Amanda was Amanda. Healer Amanda was my wife. Healer Amanda had just discovered a treatment that would change the medical world forever.

" My husband, Aaron McKinzie, jabbed a finger toward my face as he shouted. The crystal chandeliers overhead were blinding. In an instant, the warm, elegant atmosphere of the charity gala froze into icy condemnation. "How could Mrs. McKinzie be so childish? Picking a moment like this to make a scene?" "Mr. McKinzie is working to change the fate of countless children. How can she stand in his way?" "What marital issue can't be dealt with in private? Even if she won't support her husband's work, she shouldn't use other children's lives as leverage!" The whispers pierced me like needles, cementing my reputation as a woman causing trouble for no reason. But I ignored them all. Nothing was left i

The kids are watching us," she said, trying to stop me from kissing her. I ignored her, carried her up to the table, and kissed her like my life depended on it. Hands began to clap. I looked back and found our nanny clapping and taking pictures of us. I just smiled at her and kissed my lovely wife. Two years later. Hilda became a successful medical doctor. She became famous in the city of Spain the she built her own hospital with the help of her lovely husband One faithful evening, A woman came to her office to enquire about the job of a cleaner, since Hilda's PA placed an advert about that.