Tobias Forge Wife Novels & Stories

Tobias met my gaze, unflinching “It seemed like the right thing to do at the time, preventing her from seeing you” "To prevent her from seeing me?" My voice dropped low, a dangerous edge slicing through the room. “Her husband?” Tobias's jaw tightened. “You might have married her, but just because she ignored what your family did to ours doesn't mean I will". The accusation hit like a sucker punch, but I didn't flinch, my voice was steel as I countered "My family did nothing to yours, I don't care what fantasy you've constructed to make yourself believe that, but you had no right—none—to do what you did”

“Tobias, welcome. Please sit. I'm so sorry for calling you back here after yesterday. I just remembered that I had to ask you something urgently.” He sat down across from me and smiled at Lana who seemed to have taken interest in his face. “She’s really beautiful. You have a lovely daughter.” Lana smiled when I looked at her. “Do you like kids, Tobias?” “Of course, I have a kid of my own.” I'd completely forgotten about that. “So you would have definitely had another if your wife didn't go missing?” He laughed. ”She wasn't my wife. She was my girlfriend and yes, I wouldn't have minded another child.”

"I can't believe you hit me, Tobe! You hit me for someone like Lucy!" Tobias said coldly, "Joey Shelton, I have severed my ties with you, and I'm no longer your son. Please stop calling me that. You're nothing but a crazy lady to me right now. It embarrasses me to hear someone like you calling me your son." "Why, you…" Joey felt as if someone stabbed her heart. "There's one more thing!" Tobias said, "Lucy is my wife. So, please mind your tongue. If you say anything that disrespects her again, I won't mind taking you to the police department."

He gave a slow, deliberate nod, finally satisfied that she was truly unharmed. Around them, the entire venue was buzzing with whispers, and one name was on everyone’s lips. "That's Thirdie Stone..." "The Stone Group CEO..." "The richest man in the city..." "So that's his wife?" "His wife is back!" Raol felt cold sweat form on his back.

Then: "I'll make coffee." Diane Okafor was not my therapist, though she had the instincts for it. She was a family court judge who had known me since law school, and she was the only person outside the original agreement who knew the full story of Lily. Not the surface version. The real one, including the part where I had carried a baby for my best friend and then raised that baby alone when the world collapsed. She listened to everything without interrupting, which was one of her best qualities. I told her about Elias on the doorstep, about Dorothy, about Marcus.

he is looking at me, his eyebrows pressed together like I have elf ears not him. " I heard you already, you'll sprain your neck" fuck I was shaking my head like a clown. Deep breath Ceslee you got this. he is husband I am wife, just need to behave like a wife with confidence. " thank you for your concern, hubby?." i feigned highly joyful voice as much as I can muster but elfman's eyebrows shoot to the sky and I knew I said something I shouldn't. " are you ok Lilith? Should I call the healer?" he looked at me with doubt. Damn, I need to behave moore like a regular loving wife

Their wedding was supposed to come about in 2015, wasn't it? Why did Tobias marry her instead after dismissing her emotional plea last 2014? It jogged her memory very well how he said to her that he really loved his fiancée. Did he have a sudden change of heart? Did he fall in love with her while she was living under his refuge using Night's identity? Impossible. They have only met twice after the accident. Another thing that added more to her confusion was Nathaniel. Tobias and Nathaniel were best friends as far as she knew, but lately, it seemed like something happened in the past that led to their cold war whenever their paths crossed.

“The food here is excellent, and we are nearly finished with the contract details.” That's when Tobias reached our table. “Well, well,” he said, swaying slightly as he gripped the back of an empty chair. “If it isn't the happy couple.” The Harrison Technologies executives looked up with the kind of polite confusion that comes from witnessing someone else's family disaster. I could practically see them calculating whether this would affect their business deal. “Tobias,” Killian said, his voice flat as a winter stone. “You should go home.” “Home? Which home would that be? The one you bought? The one you stole from me?” Tobias's voice rose enough to turn heads at nearby tables. “Or maybe you me

she said and then returned back to her chores. “What did you say?” Tobias was shocked, not only because he had lost his son but also feeling betrayed by his wife who decided to sacrifice their son for her benefit, “how could you kill your own son?” “I’ve told you, it's for our kingdom,” his wife answered while focusing on her dish, “Now go change, dinner will serve in five minutes. The good thing is, now I only need to serve for two, so we can preserve our food longer,” she turned to him and then smiled while holding two clean plates in her arms.

Caspian sighs, “Tobias paid frequent visits to Gabrielle and supported her financially, especially after the birth of their daughter. I became curious and asked Sir Leonard. Tobias cut me off then, saying he and Gabrielle were friends and that he was supporting her to ensure she didn’t fall into another trap of having illegitimate children with different men.” My lips quiver. Tobias told me he didn’t like Dora, that he never had female friends except those for political reasons. So what is he doing with Gabrielle?