The Younger Wife Novels & Stories

“You’re one crazy woman.” “Well, I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree, husband.” With that, both of them erupted in laughter, joined by the amused guests. “Oh, they’re teasing each other. Ahhh, I miss my youthful days. I wish I could be young again,” one guest sighed. “Keep dreaming, old hag,” another replied, igniting even more laughter. The rest of the events became a blur in Mary’s memory. She vaguely remembered being photographed countless times with her new “husband” and the arranged family.

he says before leaving his office. "Do you know Mr. Geun lost his baby because of his second wife." One girl says making the other two nod. "Yeah, I have heard it to Mr. Geun's second wife pushed Dr. Young." Another adds. "I like Mr. Geun and Ms. Young more than Mr. Geun and Ms. Seon." Third one says with disappointment. "I don't know why he chose such a stupid girl." Two of them roll their eyes. "She is a billionaire too. Stop comparing them." The girl in the middle says with a frown. They all agree before going back to their desks.

“Yes, and today is all about you!” “Huh?” She does an eye roll,“Today is your birthday, duh” I yawn and fall back on my bed,“I want to stay in bed all day today” “Not going to happen, get your butts up and get into the bathroom young lady!” I scoff,“You are not old yet” She stop folding my blanket and puts her hands on her waist. “I am your husband’s elder sister, so I I am old enough to call you young lady”

Elara was four years older than Raina. She'd been frail since childhood—so thin that even a stiff breeze seemed like it could knock her over. She and I hadn't crossed paths much. But I remembered how her life had ended in my previous life. Not long after I married Raina, Elara died alone in a convalescent home. This time, since I'd decided to marry her, I intended to keep her alive and well. Elara glanced at me, disappointment flickering in her eyes.

They saw their little wife confused but what she said made a sudden calmness to spread in their demeanor. She said that she got the T-shirt from her husbands closet that means she mentioned them as her husbands and they didn't about care anything at that time but the words their little wife said for them. She considers them as her husbands but why they are feeling so happy for that. Even their faces were blank but inside their stomach were fluttering. They tried to calm their sudden excitement and concentrated on the screen.

The grey hair lady asks smiling. "Oh no Jennifer, she's Damien's wife. is my grandson not perfect huh?" Vivian said smiling. "Oh, my goodness. When did Damien get married Vivian, You didn't even invite us, or is it because I wanted him to marry my granddaughter huh?" Another old lady said for Jennifer to quickly chip in.

Without thinking about the desperate measures I might have to take, or the mistakes I have already made, I replied immediately, “Yes!” “I will be your contract wife and so be it!” After I replied, everything was blurry. I was losing myself and I had no control. I couldn’t help it, I saw myself falling to the width of the mansion floor. Everywhere was pitch dark. Was this the end? I didn’t understand what was going on, but I was deeply sorry for Valerie. Even when she did him badly at some point, I had no right to cross the lines of getting married to her ex-fiancé.

Alvarez’s voice. Polite. Controlled. Expectant. “Yes,” I reply, my voice softer than usual. Still adjusting. Still learning how to respond to that name. “Your husband has already left for a brief meeting. Breakfast is prepared.” Your husband. The words settle differently this time. Not shocking. Just unfamiliar. “Thank you. I’ll be down shortly.” --- The Kitchen I follow the scent downstairs. Coffee. Fresh bread. Something warm. The kitchen is large but organised. Everything has a place.

Toying with a dagger out of nowhere, Lynne said offhandedly, “Ray, she’s a cheater. Sheh did you dirty. Should I carve her for you? Krystal’s knees buckled, and she knelt before me. “Ray, we’ve been married for seven years. Think of what we once meant to each other…” I kicked her down. “Don’t talk to me about feelings. Seven years of marriage, yet you stood by as your father struck me, and your lover humiliated me.” She hung her head low in shame. “Ray, I made a mistake. I wanted a child so badly that I believed his lies. It won’t happen again… “Ray, the family legacy rests on my shoulders. I needed an heir. Surely, you can see where I’m coming from.”

Outside, a middle-aged woman looked at him with disdain, and next to him were three other beautiful women who also looked at him with disdain. "My wife hasn't woken up yet, what are you doing here?" “What is it, your wife scared our goats away. You are quick to pay for our loss." “Elder brother, don't say that we are a family that has to be divided or brotherly. This was made by the eldest brother's wife, not us."