The Wife He Never Knew Novels & Stories

Little did I know that there was something more. Her name was Diane, not Chloe, and she hadn’t abandoned him at all. She had been his wife the entire time. My chest tightened so violently I could barely breathe. This morning he had kissed me goodbye, this morning he told me he loved me, this morning I believed him, but none of them were real. A broken sound escaped my throat as tears poured harder down my face. What else had been a lie? What else didn’t I know? Was his name even Rick?

“No, Dominic. You don’t. You grew up knowing who your parents were, where you belonged, and what your family expected from you. I spent years believing my mother was dead, my father had abandoned me, and my marriage was real.” Dominic stopped walking. “You’re right. I don’t know what that feels like.” She looked at him, surprised by his admission. He continued, “But I know what it means to have your family decide your future without asking you.” Isabella studied his face. “Is that why you never married?” A faint smile appeared on his lips. “Is that your way of asking whether I’m available?” Despite everything, she almost smiled. “Don’t flatter yourself.” “Too late.”

The knife slipped from my fingers and clattered against the counter. I let out a shaky breath and gripped the edge of the sink, waiting until my legs felt steady again. I stood there in the quiet kitchen, staring at the wall as everything I had been trying not to think about finally came together. The livestream downtown. The condom in his shirt pocket. The “Did she find out?” text message. Jenny seeing him at the Grand Regent Hotel. The receptionist casually asking, “Which wife?” And then Victoria, standing in that school office and confidently claiming that her husband was the CEO of Evans Global Holdings.

"I know that." "To my son. To Ethan. You have a child with him. The papers you signed the other night do not change the fact that your marriage has not been dissolved, and when it is, it will not be quiet." She said it slowly, as if explaining a difficult sum. "It will be public. It will be discussed. And in the middle of all of it will be my eldest son, a man whose name has been respected for twenty years, standing beside the wife of his younger brother." "Estranged wife," I said.

The fuck! I have no issue with homosexuals. I don’t see why he didn’t just come out and tell me. He knows I don’t have issues with such. What is this guy talking about? I made a shaking motion with my head. He’s probably lying. I started to walk away from him and he told me something that couldn’t be possible. "Did you also know that your first wife is actually Mark’s sister and that her name is not Claudia, but Carman Cooper?" "What!"

He had known from the beginning that his mother hates his wife but he never knew she would go that far to break them apart. His head was trying to wrap around the fact that his younger brother has attempted to rape his wife and he was ignorant about. What on earth has he been doing if his wife was being hurt by his family and he knew nothing about it? His heart ached immensely as he looked at his smiling wife.

He winced in response to her words. “You never mentioned it to me” she said. Well I wasn’t surprise at that because he never let anyone knew we were married, I guess he didn’t see me as a wife and he isn’t proud of me after all I was nothing more of a collateral and I was also dumped at the altar.

He hugged me more tightly and said gently, "You can trust me, Natalie. Tell me whatever's frustrating you." I sighed heavily and said, "It's about one of my friends." He picked me up and cradled me against his chest, then sat on the bed and placed me in his lap, saying, "Go on, I'm here to listen." I avoided his curious gaze and mumbled, "She got pregnant by accident, and her husband is forcing her to have an abortion.” I lifted my gaze at him to read his expression. He asked nonchalantly, "Why doesn't he want his WIFE to get pregnant?" Focusing on the word "wife.”

hmm, he didn't know that his wife started to be unfaithful, a wife who couldn't be trusted and even started to be a big liar. .

They never known each other. His ex wife separated from the family because his mother almost kill his wife that time and her eldest daughter almost died from the high fever . His mother didn't even take out a penny to buy a medicine for her eldest daughter . He even found out about his family of four miserable life after his death news coming from his camp .