To Be A Virtuous Wife Novels & Stories

In their world, the woman always carried the heavier blame. And now, the impossible request hung over her like a stormcloud: Ethan. August’s cousin. His chosen solution. Her heart twisted at the thought. She didn’t want to imagine Ethan’s face, but it forced itself into her mind anyway—his quiet gaze, his steady presence in the family. Ethan was trusted. Reliable. And now, her husband wanted her to cross the one line she had vowed never to break.

But a husband needed to do more than that, he needed to keep his mate happy, or as his fathers explained to him one night over grog: "Son," Ixtab said, slinging an arm around his shoulder. "A wife is a precious thing. A jewel, if you will. Treat her right and place her amidst the right setting and she will shine, bringing you great wealth. Chip her the wrong way and you might as well kill yourself because you'll always regret it." "What Ixtab is saying," interrupted his other father, "is treat her good and you'll get the honey." "There's more to it than sex." Ixtab shoved at Hunapu.

He had to learn to understand it half-heartedly, if he wanted to be a good husband. “Thank you, but it won't be necessary,” she whispered, Thinking with dismay of all that she was to become: a good wife, a good mother, a good viscountess. Three new roles to learn, and lots of pitfalls to avoid. Eden took back a slice of bread. She was a competent and experienced householder: the domestic aspect of things did not worry her too much. Similarly, she already loved her baby so much that she thought she could trust her instincts. As for the duties of a viscountess, Ian would probably teach them to her.

How can you defeat a vampire with speed and strength? His wife wasn't one to flaunt her possessions, but having a one-of-a-kind ring didn't hurt. Vanity was his queen, and she is deserving of the ring that belonged to such a famous queen. She was a warrior at heart, noble, virtuous, and noble. She was completely devoted to her people, and despite the fact that she never married in her entire life, she was admired and adored by all. She fought for what she believed in and died in the process of protecting what she loved.

“You have to be smart about being a wife. Just don’t ever let yourself lose. A woman has to know how to keep her husband satisfied. Men stay loyal if we can please their eyes, their stomachs, and their… you know.” “Hi… his what?” Aurelia frowned. “His bird, Lia. The bird in the cage, you know the one. You get it, right? I mean, you’re married now.”

Because the answer, if I was being completely honest, if I stood in the cold light of what I had and had not arranged in three years of holding everything together alone, was that I didn't have a clear answer. And from the look on his face, he already knew that. "Goodnight, Marcus," I said. He nodded once and walked toward the elevator. Just before it opened he turned back. "She deserves a whole family, Mara. Not just a careful one.”

"Divorce? Jesse, I did that to save someone's life. You want to divorce me over that? Besides, I have what it takes to turn the company around." I glanced at her. "So?" We had not waited around for her to save anything. Knowing she was at fault, Sinead tried to justify herself. "I was a little late, but I still could have done it." I smiled. "I have no need for that anymore." Margaret stepped in front of me. "Ms. Smith, we still have something to do. Stop pestering him." Sinead looked as if she wanted to hit her. "My marriage is none of your business. Jesse, why are you walking with her?"

Carissa said calmly, maintaining her composure. Helen scoffed. "You're sharp-tongued and argumentative. If all women were like you, the world would be in chaos. Women should adhere to their expected roles and behavior—obedience to their father before marriage, obedience to their husband after marriage, and obedience to their son after the husband's death. They should also have proper virtue, speech, appearance, and skills. "And you? You think that just because you have some military achievements, you're a role model for women? What about those who can't go to the battlefield? Are they supposed to be doomed?"

“You have your hand. Just do it yourself.” He protested unhappily, “You should be a good wife and a good mother, like before, and take care of your husband. You have to love your husband a wholeheartedly like before. Don’t look at any man other than your husband, and don’t fall for any other man. You have to know that your husband is the best and the most handsome man in the world. Of course I am the most outstanding man in the world.” I was left utterly stunned and speechless.

"Barry, how much money I can make depends on whether you can be by my side. If you're not, just me and the child, I'll just stay at home and take care of him wholeheartedly, maybe do some small investments to earn some pocket money. Just me and the child, I just want a simple life. But with you by my side, it's different. I want you to have status and power. Through our efforts as husband and wife, we'll earn clean money and live the best life." At that moment, Barry truly felt his heart being brushed by something, gently and tenderly. This woman in front of him was willing to do anything for him. Having such a woman by his side was the luckiest thing in the world. Ever since Joanna came int