Trial Marriage Husband Novels & Stories

“And it’s a little weird you’re still calling him your husband.” I frowned instantly. “What are you talking about?” My voice came out sharper now, panic threading through it. “He tried to kill me” The guy raised a brow. “He’s married,” he corrected simply. “And currently on his honeymoon with his wife.” My whole body went cold. “What?” I whispered. A hollow laugh escaped me, sounding broken even to my own ears. “He left me to die,” I whispered, anger cracking through my shock. “He betrayed me after five years of marriage… a sexless marriage… no child… nothing to show for all my IVF treatments.”

I exclaimed. "He wasn't ready to be married but we made them with Trisha's family. We will be just observing for now and giving advice s only when it needed," my husband said again.

I blinked, his sudden words caught me completely off guard. I couldn't remember any soft moment with Damien in our five years of marriage. He never cared. But Abraham… He did, even though it was just a contract marriage. It felt so strange, yet so incredibly beautiful to have a conversation like this—to have a husband who actually cared about the small battles of my day instead of leaving me to drown. "How is the trial going on?” I asked, changing the topic. “It'll start soon.” He said, “it'll be fine.” ‘Go home and rest. Don't worry about the rest of the world. I'll be back as soon as the trial ends. Call me if you need anything at all.”

She always worried about him and treated Marina the best. " I wish that in her next life, she doesn't have to go through the same. " Tricia could Imagine how hard it was for her to watch her own husband immersed in loving another. " Let's forget about others. Let's talk about us instead." Mr Santos said, his grip on Tricia's waist tightening. " What about us?" Feigning ignorance, Tricia asked. " When are we going to get married.? I can't wait to taste you again and feel you in my arms."

"Well, I had nothing when I met her. Through all the ups and downs over the years, she held my hand and never let go. She deserves all the love!" "Gosh! Why can't I get such a good husband? Dad! Why is everyone else's husband perfect but mine? Look at this book! This woman killed three people, yet her six-foot-tall, eight-pack, deep-voiced, sharp-eyed, ready-to-kill-anyone-for-her husband worships the ground she walks on. But why did I get that—" "Travis is 6'2", has eight packs, doesn't like tattoos, but if you want, he might consider one. And obviously, he’d kill anyone who touches you. Don't you know that?"

I stole a glance at him, and the smirk he gave me promised trouble. And I couldn’t help but think… Maybe my husband's open marriage suggestion wasn’t such a bad idea after all.

Liam explained. "So you didn't mention that you were married to a psycho bitch." Trish stated. "I was in love with her. I didn't know she was a psychotic bitch. I didn't mention about being married since it does not matter." Liam stated. “Liam is right. That marriage was a sham. That bitch slept with all three of them despite the fact that she was already married to Liam. She is a fucking cunt.” “You told me about Elena and Liam but you never mentioned they were married.” Trish stated. “Isn’t marriage sacred to you guys?”

“My husband, I want to come while riding you.” “Yes, my wife, do whatever you want.” With that, I quickened my pace, determined to reach our peak together. We made love repeatedly, and if all goes well, we might soon have a sibling for Chase. Our lovemaking is intense. Whenever there’s an opportunity, he claims me. I love this man so much. My husband, Maximus Lardizabal.

For someone according to who all this was a sham, they sure acted like a couple in the honeymoon phase of their relationship, the kind that was so nauseatingly in love and happy that they couldn't keep their hands off of each other. "That's what you get for jumping into it head first," Tyler remarked dryly. Dmitri glared at him, "You would rather I wait so you could whisk Trinity off and keep her for yourself, wouldn't you?" Casey laughed as Trinity's eyebrows went up in surprise at the nearly hostile tone of his voice, "For someone who claims this to be a marriage of convenience and nothing more, you sure don't act like it." Dmitri was just about to answer but his phone rang, distracting hi

She dared not imagine what the scene of her husband walking out of her best friend's room to meet her seated would look like. Not when he had said he was on a business trip. But she had to give it a shot no matter how painful it is…it might be foolish, but she can't run away without confronting the truth of this business trip. The best business trip ever. Moments later, footsteps approached the sitting room amidst whispers and laughter. Alicia had always wondered what her husband's laughter would be like…but nothing had ever prepared her to witness it in this way. “So…baby, what do you think…” The words cut off and Stanley froze when his eyes locked onto her.