Worst Couple Victorious Novels & Stories

But everything changed that second year of their marriage, and it's been progressively worse. Since her first few weeks home from the hospital, Zari thought things were finally turning around and getting back on track. She proclaimed in her head and heart. “My husband is back! He’s mine again!” Devon had been so sweet and good to her. Everything was on the mend, and she thought their trust, love, and appreciation for one another had returned. Everything was great; he was kind, sweet, and attentive, and as her health improved, they couldn't keep their hands off one another. Their marriage had done a one-eighty! It once again felt like the first few months of their three-year marriage. Now Za

"It looks like things are going well for the ‘warring couple’ today! The storm might’ve toppled people and some stores, but it didn’t have anything on them! Let’s hear it for the ‘warring couple,’ everyone!” At that moment, someone else was fuming while she read these comments in a minimalist but elegant villa.

It’s not like I’m into him, anyway. “Wilshire allows them to get married. When they mate, they are the strongest couple I have ever seen. Since then, it’s said that when a Wilshire is united to a Delreau, they are unstoppable. Over the years, it is believed that even the greatest threats of our kind can easily be defeated by a union between both families. Tell me, child, have you met a Wilshire?” he asks. “Yes. I am mated to one. It seems like history loves repeating itself,” I comment with a frown.

Opponents found it difficult to get mad at her performance and impossible to stay angry at her. Although the schedule said their next event was tennis, it was delayed for the running of the finals of the three-legged race. That proved to be no contest at all. Brad and Dacey combined long legs with an almost instinctive working together to such a degree that they almost literally ran away with the victory. Of the fourteen couples who started, only nine finished. Two of the couples, in trying to keep up, tripped and took down three other couples with them.

She hated the way it reacted, heat rushing to her skin, a weakness she hadn’t expected. Was he really so in love with Venessa that he destroyed my life for her? The thought sliced through her chest, sparking anger that burned hotter than his touch. The other couples slowly moved aside, leaving the dance floor clear until only they remained under the spotlight. Camera flashes lit the air as the music swelled. Then the MC’s voice boomed across the hall… “Ladies and gentlemen, let’s put our hands together for tonight’s most dazzling pair….the perfect couple! Chase Monroe, the country’s number one wealthiest bachelor and first to achieve international acclaim… and his partner….”

One of her hands traveled behind his neck and tugged at his hair once he latched his soft lips to her neck. Pierce didn’t release Arianna until he was sure that he had left his mark. Arianna broke away and faced Pierce again. She was about to jump into his arms and force him to take her back to his house when Jesse announced that it was time for the couple contest and all the couples needed to make their way to the stage. Arianna lowly groaned but accepted Pierce’s hand and allowed him to drag her toward the stage. Pierce was surprised to see only four other couples, and he was more than confident that they had them beat. There was: Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf, a pirate and a mermaid

"Well, I mean, the both of you are perfect individuals, a figure of respect and someone to look up to, but together in a 'ship'; relationSHIP, friendSHIP, situationSHIP, you are not really the perfect pair for such." And there it was… the big bomb, the million dollar truth I'd been too oblivious, or afraid to admit to myself, was what Trigger had pointed out with all the love in the world; —Michael and I would be the worst couple to grace the face of earth if we decided to give us a try. It was true, so true that it hurt so hard.

I said and offered him our packaged gift. "You're just as they say you are," Vincent said and giggled. "And what do they say I am?" I asked jokingly. "I loved watching your husband's birthday video online. I apologize for missing the event. I was not in the United States. You are just so perfect. You make it hard for single guys like me," Vincent teased. "We're so unapologetic about that," I quipped and laughed. "The husband is here and you completely sidelined him for the wife. I can't bear this injustice and unfairness," Leo jested.

Instead, I used that money to partner with Raymond and open a center focused on men's support and entrepreneurship, a place designed to help men who had been knocked down by marriage, divorce, or career setbacks find their footing again. On opening day, a large crowd showed up, including former classmates, old colleagues, and even men I had never met before who were drawn in by the story they had heard. Raymond gave a short speech as my partner before concluding, "I'd like to invite our other co-founder, Mr. Thompson, to say a few words." I walked onto the stage and looked out at the crowd. This time, I wasn't standing in the shadows. "Six months ago, I thought my life was over," I said, my

"Exactly! I noticed it long ago, but I didn't dare ask or say anything. I thought it was just a coincidence. Who knew it was actually true…" "Melissa's husband is such scum—having an affair with his married female colleague who already has a child, betraying his wife, and wrecking someone else's family. A man like that deserves prison too…"