先婚后爱 Novels & Stories

"You're correct, Elah. Take your time. I would rather not rush things also." I gestured, a combination of help actually flowing through me. "Thank you, Ethan. I believe that our marriage should be founded on trust and love." He grinned energetically and kissed my brow. "I can't help but concur, Elah. We should approach this slowly and carefully." As we remained there in the garden, I realized that our process as a couple was simply starting, and the way forward would be loaded up with difficulties and shocks. However, interestingly since the wedding, I felt a hint of something to look forward to that our marriage could be something beyond a game plan, that it very well may be based on a grou

I saw her smiling instead of getting angry. "Then my guess was right." "Mom, did you know this before ? Did he have a talk with you about this ?" "Ayah. I'm his mother. I can even find these with his behaviour. At first you two were not on good terms. But you two became close sooner. I was happy at that time. I didn't expect that you two would get into love. I'm not against your love. I waited for both of you to come and tell us directly. It's not a bad thing to hide."

And as the city disappeared behind us, one thing was certain: Whatever came next, there was no going back to who we were before. The truth is, the moment you met John, I knew. I saw it before you ever spoke his name with longing. I saw it in your eyes—the way they softened, the way the world seemed to quiet when he entered the room. You can deny it if you want, but a mother always knows. Love leaves fingerprints everywhere. It lives in the gentle curve of your smile, in the way your voice lowers when you speak to him, in how you stand just a little closer to his side than anyone else.

Victoria immediately dropped her teasing-this wasn't the moment. They crouched like sneaky criminals near the door, eavesdropping. A few heartbeats later, faint footsteps trailed off outside. Did he leave? Seraphina finally let out a slow, deep breath. Victoria elbowed her lightly, teasing again, "Seraphina, don't tell me you still haven't realized that Alpha's got it bad for you." "That's not love," she shot back, tone icy. "That's just a biological glitch-his hormones messing with his brain."

Kiara sat beside them, smiling as she took their photo, as if they were the family of three and I was the outsider. "Then I want Mommy to kiss Daddy." The child's sweet, babyish voice rang out. Kiara's face flushed bright red. "Sweetheart, that's not..." Before she could finish, Vincent kissed her. Vincent smiled at the child. "Daddy already kissed Mommy." Kiara's face turned even redder. I looked away and walked toward the exit, dialing a number as I went. "James, I should've listened to you from the start and never remarried him."

he told what he just saw. "I doubt that she's in love with him. Did you see how she pushed him away a while ago back at the park? I don't think so. Yes, he loves her and all, but not her to him. I can clearly see that she doesn't want to have his baby. And that my friend, what I'm gonna used to my next plan," she announced based on her observation by just watching the two a while ago at the park, and a smirk appeared on her lips just thinking about it.

"She stole my design drafts, she's playing the pity card everywhere, making it seem like I'm the villain bullying her. But in reality, all of you believed..." "Fine, I give up. Since none of you care about me, why should I care about you? I'm married now, my husband's name is Brendan. He treats me really well, and yes, I... I've fallen in love with him." I felt a slight stiffness in "Damon's" body, and he immediately reached out to hug me. I panicked and grew furious, pushing him away forcefully. "What are you doing? I warn you, don't touch me!"