Novel & Cerita The Unwanted Marriage Audiobook

"You are making it difficult Alex... Why can't you accept your own baby?" "You think i will love this unwanted baby... The child i don't want... The child who will ruin your health... I am sorry, I can't..." God! What's wrong with him. "It's unwanted for you... Not me" I left the room ignoring his Calling. Tears couldn't stop flowing. Fuck! I never wanted it like this. We were so happy about our marriage. I Ignored Dominick and Grace who were in the corridor and kept walking while wiping my angry tears.

I saw the wedding ring on his finger, so he must have married Emma. Is it weird that I want to look for Ava? To comfort her for the pain she must be going through. I, more than anyone, know how painful unrequited love is. The reason why I left this city, apart from the fact that I’d lost my entire family, is that I didn’t want to see Gabriel move on. I didn’t want to see him find his match and slowly fall in love. I didn’t want to see him getting married to the woman that was able to capture his heart and start a family with her.

Alexis was sobbing like a crazy pregnant woman going on and on of how he lost his wife when a realization hit him...it was his fault everything that happened was all because of him. He cheated on his own wife all because he felt that she was a closed off book and even if he knew that she was afraid of getting married to a total stranger .If he wasn't a coward he would have found a better way to have her get comfortable with him instead of being the arms of another woman,his secretary for that matter.

I promise you it will be worth it. And for those of you wondering about Lucas... well, guess what? He will get his own story too. Here’s a little hint, it involves an age gap, and maybe even a little sugar-daddy energy?? But kidding aside, I can’t wait for you to see the man he becomes. So once again, thank you so much for reading The Unwanted Wife. Thank you for crying, hoping, and growing with my characters. Thank you for believing in Lara’s journey, for hating Lucas when he deserved it, and for softening when he finally broke.

“You don’t have explain anything to me. You can just talk.” “I’ll be okay,” Audrey said through her crying. “We were only supposed to be married for a year anyway. Our relationship wasn’t real. Our marriage was technically arranged. We met under… some really strange circumstances. And life kept throwing us back at each other. We got married because it was convenient to the both of us and his father wanted us to. But after Gary passed, things sort of fell apart. I tried so hard not to fall in love with him, but I did. Maybe if he had met in another time or something we could have worked. I wanted to try,” she echoed her words from that night. “I think he did too, but we just don’t work. And n

His face was more darker now. “I’m still your wife, Killian, in the name of the paper and the church. Everyone knows that we are married,” I said to him firmly. I wanted him to understand me. I sighed deeply and looked at him with hopeful eyes. “Why don’t we try to make this marriage work, Killian?” He looked taken aback at what I just said before his eyes turned cold. “Work this out, ha? Marriage is pure bullshit, Cassandra. It doesn’t work.”

I said, and everyone took a step back. “I continued my life in an unwanted marriage and still doing, but I don’t want the same fate to my children. So, let me know soon.” I added before turning around and walked inside the room with him following me. “So, is it still an unwanted marriage?” he asked after closing the door and leaned on it. “No!” I replied, turning around with a smile, and he smiled back. “Did we do the right thing?” he asked when I moved into his hold. “We can’t put her parents in more misery and let them join before I can believe that Tajwar really wants her with his heart and not as a wife he got by force.” I replied sighing.

That will be more embarrassing to my part! “What happened to your face, Andri? You looked more stressed than earlier,” Mom asked me. I glared at her. “This is all because of that idea that I’m going to marry that kind of man!” I shouted. I can’t control my feelings anymore. I just can’t believe that I’m going to marry that man. He will going to be my husband? For real? I don’t want to be registered as his wife, damn it.

If anyone had told me that I’d be getting married to Bhyron Macaulay after everything he did to me, I would’ve spat in their faces. But here I am, scrawling my signature across the dotted line. Bhyron Macaulay has successfully trapped me in a marriage I never wanted. I feel sorry for myself, and him, most especially— because I intend to be the craziest, wildest, most unhinged wife he’s ever seen. I regretted my first marriage, and I will do anything and everything in my power to make sure he regrets this one, too. The coming two years are about to be the worst he’s ever experienced.

"The youngsters had always wanted to get married since they were kids. And now it just happened when we needed a distraction. Like catching two birds with one stone." "Exactly," Dominic adds, laughing along. I watch them, irritation curling up my spine. Old men romanticizing a forced, strategic marriage like it’s some kind of charming anecdote. They don’t care that the desire I once had to marry Natalya died years ago. That desire is gone—swept aside the moment I decided to reject it. And yet here they are, acting like it’s the most natural, celebratory thing in the world. "Son, what is this?" my father interrupts my thoughts. "Aren’t you excited?"