The Wife He Never Expected Novels & Stories

He went five years without her because he didn't know that he had a wife left behind. He went outside their bedroom expecting to see his wife in their kitchen. But she's not there. He tried to look at her everywhere, but Infinity wasn't there. It's like déjà vu, and he doesn't like it! He ran to their walk-in closet only to see his things properly placed in their cabinets, but his wife's clothes were missing. "Fuck!" He can't help but curse as something ridiculous happens to him once again. His doorbell rang, and he frowned deeply because he wasn't expecting anyone at the moment. And the front desk doesn't even call him for a visitor check.

I can see with blurry vision, a man on the stage waiting for me . He is my husband whom I never met before …..who made a deal with this marriage . Though I don't know what's going on …. Why does he want to marry me in exchange for my mother's treatment? You guys must be thinking what's going on …. Let me introduce myself again …. I am Jade Petrikas and this is the second part of my life. …… A part I was never aware of taking place …. I closed my eyes taking a deep breath as the man didn't even hand courtesy to extend his hand for me .

I have no idea what he was looking for or looking at. He turned and his shadows followed him. His eyes landed on me first. Sharp. Cold. Then they slid to Sloane again. The same pause. The same look that said she was nothing. “This is your wife?” “Yes.” I replied swiftly, the word came out flat, steady. He didn’t offer his hand. Didn’t acknowledge her with more than that one dismissive question. He wasn’t at the wedding. He hasn’t asked of her or even regarded her. What was he expecting? That she wasn’t my wife?

I leaned into Nathan's shoulder, smiling. "Yep. We're getting married." Zachary went stiff, then blinked like he couldn't believe it. His eyes locked on me, heavy with regret. "I'm sorry," he said. "I screwed up. Just... let me explain. "You've been gone a whole year, and I've missed you like crazy. I love you, Sierra. You're my wife." I just stared at him, blank. Not a word. Nathan wrapped an arm around me, voice sharp. "Mr. Jurg, everyone knows Cathryn Sludd is your wife. And now you're calling my fiancée your wife? That's rich. Keep causing a scene and we're out."

She couldn’t afford to offend him and could only endure. “I really didn’t expect the wife of the Hall family to be here cleaning bathrooms. Do you think anyone would believe it if this got out?”

All I knew, with a desperate certainty, was that I wanted my husband back. "But how can you say that? You didn't see him. He has another woman, a mistress! He has been having her all these years. They have a child. She is pregnant. They're expecting another baby!" "I understand what you're saying, dear," my mother-in-law said calmly. "I need you to relax. I know it's all-new, and you're still in denial, but that is the reality of things. It is true; Ryan does have another woman, a mistress. They do have a child together. They are expecting another child. But you are forgetting that you're the wife."

I should have stopped him long ago. My husband had never brought another woman into our home. Never! Even when he forgot one of his phones while offshore, not a single call from a lady had come through. But this man, Solomon, wasn't even a family member to my husband, yet he was far too close. His presence in our lives was beginning to feel like an intrusion. I didn’t even realise when I clenched my fists. Anger churned within me. All these thoughts raced through my mind in mere seconds as my husband and I stood, waiting for Solomon to speak. Or was it just me waiting? My husband knew about this. He had always known. That look in his eyes this morning, when I had tried to draw him out with m

“We would need your wife's details." He swallowed hard. His hand trembled slightly, not because he'd forgotten how to use a pen, but because he didn't have his wife's number by heart. Valeria and the nurse stood each one beside him, watching and waiting. " Well, I…,” he stammered. He didn't know what excuse to give, and he didn't want to look like a terrible husband. The nurse seemed to be running out of patients. "I understand you're still in shock, maybe your assistant here can help you search for your wife's number in your phone.

“A woman who doesn’t understand rules.” Ted’s jaw tightened. He kept walking. Behind him, Anya stiffened. Her fingers curled instinctively around his sleeve. More whispers floated through the air—deliberately audible. “Have you seen Austin Ryder lately?” “Of course. Ever since he married her, his numbers skyrocketed.” “Routes cleared, partnerships reopened. He’s made a fortune this quarter.” A pause. Then the cruelest line, delivered almost casually— “Funny. His wife was supposed to be Moretti’s.”

The look on his face was no longer cold. It was broken and furious at the same time. “I have one wife,” he said. His voice dropped back down to something quiet and terrifying. “One wife. And she is gone.” He stared straight into my eyes like I was nothing. “Don’t ever stand in front of me and call yourself my wife again. Don’t ever think that is what you are. You are here because I had no other choice. That is all.” “Jared… I did not mean to—”