Wife Share Novels & Stories

Alice, my wife, and our newborn child, peacefully slumbering together, embodied everything that truly mattered to me in this world. I couldn't help but be amazed at the journey we had embarked upon together - the trials, challenges, moments of joy, and the depths of love we had explored. Over the past few years, we faced ups and downs that tested the very essence of our beings, yet Alice stood beside me, a beacon of unwavering strength. Looking at her now, my heart swelled with love and admiration. She was more than just my spouse; she was my partner, confidante, and unyielding pillar of support. Her determination, resilience, and fierce love for our family were qualities that I deeply cheri

She was having bad feelings about being a surrogate but it was probably because that was new uncharted territory to her and she was going to have to give out her egg but as Mara had said, what was the big deal? … Jason was having the most irritating time of his life. He wanted to be anywhere but in this meeting with this old couple who had no idea what they wanted to do with their money. “Mr Badggerman, I believe your wife is right. You both should have a joint share in our company, seeing that all of your properties are in both your names.” “I don’t want that! I want separate shares from my wife’s.” The man yelled. Jason was sure he was probably deaf in both ears because he always yelled.

I've already entered MON, so giving up is not an option. "Besides , I am taking you back as my wife, Xiellenna," he added. Taking me back as his wife? "Not a chance, Mr. Alvez," I assured him with my words and by looking straight into his eyes. I released a meaningful smile that raised my eyebrow. Him telling me to give up will never work. If I were to truly give up and leave the corporation, I would take my shares with me. But doing that would be cowardice, and I would never do that. I need to fight back to experience the thrill. It would be boring otherwise. Tsk.

"Did Bunny Bunny apologize? Are you friends again? When is your wedding?" "Rihanna!" Jewels shouted scoldingly. "Don't be too fast. No one is getting married," "Yet, no one is getting married y… Hey, did you know that the other name for husband and wife is spouse?" I blinked the shock away completely and smiled. "It works both ways, for men and women. Can you spell spouse? S-P-O-U-S-E. Repeat after me—" "Hey, show me your assignment and teach me how to do it," I interjected, hoping to at least help him with his schoolwork and distract myself. Maybe I didn't hear him correctly. He did not say that.

I tell her. When I got back, I checked out joint account to see if I needed to send her anymore money, imagine my shock when I realize she hasn’t spent a cent of it in years. “I’ve noticed you haven’t used the money from our joint account.” I mention. She nods. “Yes, I got an admin job a few years ago after I got my degree, so I’ve been using that money for groceries.” She says looking down at her hands. I sigh, not saying anything. Olivia always assumes she’s a bother to me. Though we’ve only spent one night together and made our daughter, she’s still my wife and I’ve been faithful to her.

She cautioned him. Reid nodded and walked past her, climbing the stairs when she said something that drained his blood. "Did you just say…?" "Anna's wealth should be divided into two, and the other share should be given to Lillian…" Mrs Wilson announced. This wasn't something to talk about while on the stairs, he climbed down immediately—his hands in his pockets. "Anna's wealth should be divided? Did I hear you well?" "You want me to repeat it the third time? They're co–wives and so they share everything in common." Mrs Wilson remarked, taking short steps closer to his son. She was serious about it, and Reid must agree to it.

Selene asked, leaning forward. Dane stared at me. “Selene, My wife. She'll be joining us as shareholder at the company.” “What?” Selene was shocked, the colors on her face draining.

she whispered. “Ms Hart here, owns 25% of the company's shares which is far beyond the share Nick holds in the company.” He explained. Everyone in the room had a stunned expression on their faces, Margaret frowned, “Mr Jayden, you shouldn't mislead anyone here. My late husband had handed over his shares and properties to my son.” She explained. Jayden scoffed, “This means he had kept you in the dark. Everyone here knows that the Share your late husband holds belongs to him and his first wife —Ms Emery’s mother. He has 25 percent share and is the same as his first wife.” He explained

“My brilliant wife created this while she was still in college. She patented it. The patent is in her name. She is the invisible partner of this company.” More clapping. “She owns shares, yes, a few. Not a lot, but a few.” I glance down at her and catch the smirk on her face. What the hell does that mean? I push forward. “She is an intricate part of this company. We wouldn’t be where we are today without her.” Applause again. “I’ve also set up an office for her here. When she comes in, she’ll be able to work, review things, and contribute however she sees fit. Are there any questions?”

“Are you going to tell me who decided your tire was public enemy number one?” I looked out the window. “You’ll think I’m insane.” “Try me.” I sighed. “It was Alessia.” His brows lifted. “The woman from your building?” I shook my head. “No. She’s my… co-wife.” That made him blink. “Your what?” I almost laughed at his expression. “Co-wife. As in, we’re both married to the same man.” He stared at me like I’d just confessed to being part of a secret cult. “You’re joking.”