Which Fiance Is Female Novels & Stories

"W-what? It's me, Kalix. Andrea. Your fiance." "Fiance?" He laughed sarcastically, "I will never let myself tied up to someone like you." "Kalix, what are you talking about?" "Who is this woman, Gab? Why she's shouting at you? She is arrogant!" Hold on, what the hell is happening? "How could you not know her, Kalix? She's your fiance and soon-to-be wife, remember?" I muttered. "No, she's not. You are my soon-to-be wife, we planned to marry before our child will born."

She said, "Ms. Webster, you may not know Jeremy, but I was once his fiance. I can tell you, he's not a good person." At the word "fiance", Skye, who had been expressionless the whole time, finally showed a hint of surprise as her eyes swept over Kayleigh.

I asked her as she stood there staring at me. "I'm Kacey, Gavin's fiance." She said that almost made my eyes pop out of their sockets. Fiance?

He was very supportive right from the beginning. There might not be too much chemistry between them but they were working on it and they are best of friends. It is easy to sit and talk things out with him than any other person, he is understanding and the best fiancée out there. He would've been the best husband if not for death, Allah loves him more. Her family are being very supportive though she don't like how they treat her like a fragile egg, she is Kauthar Malik Masari, the business woman with calculative moves.

After they found out about my connection to Sebastian, they assumed I had gone through the back door. These men didn't even know me. Based only on the few things Evan had said, they had already decided I was a woman with no real ability. Unfortunately for Chloe, all I had done was submit my file. My past accolades were so outstanding that Chloe had been eliminated from the running. I ignored the hateful looks around me and prepared to leave with Sebastian. Yet Evan, who had still been furious a moment ago, suddenly panicked. He grabbed my arm. "Are you kidding me? Do you have any idea how long you'll be gone if you take this mission? What are you doing? What about our wedding?"

Dean never could stand quiet; he had to fill it, to explain himself, to twist the narrative until he came out the victim. “Are you two always this… showy?” I frowned. “I beg your pardon?” “I just meant—you both seemed quite… passionate back there. Your fiancé is very… intense.” I laughed, leaning back against the seat. “Lucky me.” I drawled. “I was compensated with an affectionate fiancé for having a boyfriend that broke up with me on my birthday through text—only for him to marry my sister and then reveal it was all fake. I guess someone up there had my back.”

“I don’t know who she is and where the hell she came from. How dare you decline those fine ladies I know just to marry someone like her!” “My fiancée has a name. It’s Katherine,” Jan said in a firm tone that surprised her.

Should I really give up without even trying? “Aren’t you happy that he has already found his true love? I mean, let’s look at the bright side, Elle. I think you are lucky enough to know that he is in love with someone else before marrying him. You won’t have to file a divorce. You are not his ex-wife, but his ex-fiancée, right?” She said before clapping her hands as if she says a brilliant idea. I don’t know if she’s really my friend or my enemy. She keeps hurting me.

“In our last lives, we were both losers. Now that we’ve been given another chance, don’t you want to live differently?” Her eyes locked onto mine. The intensity in her eyes made her words strangely convincing. Almost unconsciously, I asked, “Then what should I do?” “Form an alliance with me. But first, you’ll need a new identity.” “What identity?” “Be my fiancé.”