Wifes Sister Novels & Stories

I could tell that she was viciously jealous of her sister even though she was the one that had the title of the Luna and my wife, she was still so incredibly troubled, however from the looks of things it seems like she had a really relaxed by the next day because she even said that she was going to visit her parents grave and I saw this as the greatest opportunity to go and see her sister. I knew I should have not been so excited that my wife was leaving and I was going to see another woman but I couldn't help myself I guess not all of her fears were preposterous in all honesty the teams that I was going to wear not exactly things that could have never been discussed in another setting but I

she added. I was very hurt by what I heard because my sister was more on the side of her cheating husband than his own brother. That stupid man is manipulative so my sister has always been submissive to him. "Nica saw with her two eyes that your husband was with another woman in front of the hotel" I said emphatically as I continued to enter the room. "Really? What right does she have to interfere in our marriage life?"she asked sarcastically. "She's just concerned about you because we're siblings Brianna"I replied.

“You don't have to be ashamed, we're married. My sister's just jealous. You know, single..I love you, wife.” “I love you too, hubby…” ********

Everyone in the Jones family loved her, including her husband! Three years ago, she thought she was lucky to be married to her true love, but when she married not long after, she learned the fact that her husband was willing to marry her and didn’t hesitate to say ‘yes’ to her proposal just because he wanted to hide his love for his Sister-in-law. What an irony! “Sister-in-law, you already have big brother’s child in your belly, you are still cared by many in the family even if you don’t act this out.” Vanessa looked at her slightly bulged belly and frowned disapprovingly.

I yelled at her loudly that she flinched. “If she really loved you, she'd have stayed.” She muttered. “Yes, she'd have stayed…if I didn't push her away, if I didn't push her away mother.” I said, my voice trembled. “I'm not here to talk about Aria, I'm here to talk about your sister.” She started and my hands slipped inside my pockets. “Your sister refused to go back to her husband's house…she claims the guy manipulates her, treats her like she doesn't matter, gaslights her anytime she complains…”

"Did you even love my sister?" The longer he kept his silence, the more Preston wanted to throw another punch in the guy's once flawless face. He waited, but Nikolai still didn't answer. "You really are an asshole, aren't you? You left for six months before because you married my sister without even letting me know? And you didn't even love her?" "It was complicated that time, Preston." "You probably think I'm stupid, thinking I wouldn't understand." "You know about her job offer in Auckland. She wanted to leave, and I didn't want her to be alone, especially because she's pregnant."

, “What? No—you don’t have to. My father still is unaware of what happened my mother has asked me not to come. So its better if we don't —” “I don’t think I need advice,” he said coolly, stepping further into the kitchen, “from someone whose sister betrayed me.” His voice cut like glass. “And don’t think you’re some saint, Layla. Does your boyfriend know you married me? You did the same to him that your sister did to me.” The air froze between us. My lips parted, but no words came. Xavier’s eyes flickered with something unreadable—anger, maybe disappointment—before he turned away. “So go get dressed.”

Crazy, but not unheard of. Sleeping with a mother-in-law? Not that I would, but those scandals were everywhere. SCREAMING YOUR DECEASED EX'S NAME WHILE HAVING SEX WITH YOUR DAMN WIFE, WHO HAPPENED TO BE HER YOUNGER SISTER WAS THE MOST FUCKED UP SITUATION IN THIS LIFE AND THE NEXT. I am sure God was having a hard time believing this as well. A loud bang came from the other side of my closed door causing me to wince. I pulled my pillow over my head and buried myself underneath it, hoping whoever was out the door would leave me the fuck alone!

I should be too but surprisingly I'm not and that was why I wasn't thinking when I went home and showed up at his house where he's having a party. If I have to be the pretend wife, then I'm sticking up my games and doing it right. Two can play this game Sean Walters

Within three days it had made the rounds of every dock, every street corner, every card table. People said I was jealous, that I'd refused to let my husband honor his fallen brothers. People said I'd used the Calloway family's muscle to push the Hartleys around and gotten what was coming to me. Some added their own embellishments, that I'd conspired with my father to plant evidence and bring down the entire Hartley operation. I sat out in the courtyard of the Calloway estate in the afternoon sun. Ryan stood beside me and read them off one by one.