Rosalie
Being born into a wealthy family is often perceived as the ultimate advantage – a life without financial worries, instant access to desires. While true for many, that wasn't the case for me or my mother. Two years ago, my father orchestrated my marriage to Adrien Vasanten solely for his gain, disregarding my feelings. It marked another instance where he prioritized himself over me.
At the age of twenty-two, I found myself in a coveted position that many women would envy – married to Adrien Vasanten, the CEO of Gold Myne Corporation, but we had not yet welcomed a child into our lives. However, my reality differed greatly from the envisioned marital bliss I'd wanted for myself.
Despite my love for him, Adrien harbored a strong dislike towards me. I relentlessly tried to improve his perception of me, yet I remained the woman he believed had separated him from his true love, with whom he maintained constant contact. To my dismay, I discovered he was cheating on me with her.
Despite this, I hesitated to confront him about his infidelity, torn between my desire to be with him and the exceptional intimacy we shared. At this moment, my concerns about judgment took a back seat to my pursuit of closeness with my husband.
I moaned as one of his hands traveled down between us and I let out a shocked gasp as his fingers plunged between my thighs, stroking through my folds to tease my clit. He moved through my heat possessively, greedily. Two of his fingers dipped into my channel, curling around the sensitive place inside me that made me go completely insane.
"Adrien!" I buried my face in his neck as he increased the pressure to the bundle of nerves and fucked me with his fingers - hard and fast, hitting that spot inside of me. "Oh God." I threw my head back as I started to move my hips to the rhythm of his fingers. "Harder. Right there."
His mouth went for my breasts again as his fingers brought me to a point of no return and I let out a loud moan and arched my back as my climax hit me hard. I held onto him as I slowly came down from my high so I wouldn't float away, forced my eyes to open and I watched, mesmerized as he put his fingers into his mouth and sucked off my juices.
I brought his head down for a kiss and gasped into his mouth as he buried himself to the hilt inside of me. He pummeled into me with unrestrained lust, thrusting harder and burying himself deeply inside me with every stroke and within minutes, a second orgasm hit me like a freight train making me clench around his pummeling c*ck and he pumped into me thrice before he found his release.
"Oh, God," I exhaled, breathless as if I'd just finished a marathon. Our intimate encounters began a year ago, initiated by a drunken mistake when he confused me with Yvette. Despite our history, this particular encounter surpassed all others.
He rolled away, sighed, and left the bed. Naked, he strolled into the bathroom, and I reflexively closed my eyes at the sound of running water. Unlike other wives who could join their husbands in the shower, I remained acutely aware that I would not be welcome if I decide to join him.
My initial excitement about our intimacy turned to disappointment after our first night together. Waking up beside him filled me with joy until he accused me of seduction.
Despite my stepsister Yvette being his intended match two years ago, I ended up marrying him due to his father's directive, setting the foundation for a flawed marriage. For the initial year, Adrien refrained from any intimacy, until a night of drinking shattered my illusions of his acceptance.
I believed my efforts had warmed his heart, only to wake up the next morning hearing him confess that he had mistaken me for Yvette.
In the subsequent days, our physical distance diminished, yet Adrien maintained emotional detachment. Although we engaged in marital relations, he never stayed overnight or allowed me to conceive. The unspoken truth lingered – his love was reserved for Yvette, and this realization haunted me each time he held me in his arms.
One might expect I'd grow accustomed to the routine, yet I still felt only marginally better than street prostitutes and acknowledging the absence of payment didn't improve my situation. Minutes later, as the water ceased, he emerged dressed in pants and a new shirt.
After our passionate encounter, one might anticipate a relaxed, perhaps smiling demeanor. However, the ever-present frown and clenched jaw persisted, as if he couldn't bear the sight of me. Covered to my chin, I contemplated asking him to stay, aware he likely wouldn't, but the prospect of asking lingered.
"Can you stay with me tonight?" I asked in a tentative voice as he turned toward the door. "Please?"
"Don't be so pathetic, Rosalie," he stated, turning to face me. "You know why I'm doing this, don't you?"
"I know."
"So, why do you always ask me to stay, knowing I'd never do so?"
"I'm hoping you'd finally get tired of hearing me beg you and you'll stay," I answered. "It's just this one night. Please."
"Get a hold of yourself," He ordered. "Or this will be the last time we ever have sex."
Ignoring my plea, he pulled open the door and exited, leaving me alone with unshed tears and aching in my chest. Falling in love with someone who clearly didn't reciprocate my feelings was a predicament I needed to resolve for my own peace of mind.
It was overly optimistic of me to believe that nurturing and being a dutiful wife would transform us into a loving couple. We both faced marriage pressures, but he remained oblivious to that. Shortly after our wedding, what should have been our honeymoon turned into a solo endeavor while Adrien immersed himself in work and became the new CEO of Gold Myne upon our return.
Despite claiming to love Yvette, he clung to his role as the heir to the Vasanten empire. His blame and resentment were unfairly directed at me, and I had grown weary of being the scapegoat in their misguided love story.
Wrapping a sheet around myself, I left the bed and headed to the bathroom for a shower. I had plans to visit the hospital, check on my mother's recovery after surgery, and seek information from her doctor. While dressing, my phone rang on the bedside table, and I hurriedly answered it, fearing bad news about my mother.
"Hello?" I cautiously inquired.
"Mrs. Vasanten, this is Cecilia. You need to come to the hospital right away. Miss Yvette Truscott is here, insisting on seeing your mother. She's refusing to leave and might cause a scene," The nurse urgently informed me.
Rosalie "Thank you for letting me know. I'm on my way," I responded, ending the call. I dialed my best friend Kevin, updated him on the situation, and he assured me he'd pick me up. After finishing my makeup, putting on earrings, grabbing my purse, and phone, I rushed out of my room."Going somewhere, ma'am?" Serena, the housekeeper, inquired."Yes, Serena. I'll be back very late, but if I won't make it, I'll let you know," I replied."Should I inform Mr. Vasanten of your absence?" she asked."Notifying him won't make a difference," I dismissed. "Just save your breath.""Is the chauffeur driving you?""I called Kevin. Thanks, Serena," I smiled at her and left. Kevin arrived, and we departed for the hospital in his car. "You weren't busy in the office, were you?" I asked him."No, I was just heading out when you called. Would've gotten here sooner, but the traffic was hell," He explained. "What happened?""Yvette," I let out a beleaguered sigh. "Cecilia called me again saying that she
RosalieSeated on the hallway recliners, I was in tears when Kevin found me. Without asking questions, he pulled me close, allowing me to release the pain and anguish in my heart. After a few minutes, my tears subsided, and I wiped my face, smiling at him."How do I look?" I asked."Like a panda," He grinned. I checked with my compact mirror, realizing he was right. Quickly cleaning my mascara mishap, I reapplied my makeup."Now, how do I look?" I inquired."Gorgeous as always," He smiled. Shifting the conversation, I shared that my mom needed surgeries costing a hundred and thirty thousand dollars."That's a lot. Where will you get the money?" Kevin questioned."I'll ask Adrien for a loan," I replied, acknowledging the slim chance due to Yvette's interference."He might not give you the money. Will you tell him the truth about your mother?" Kevin asked. "Why didn't you tell Carmen the truth?""I couldn't burden my mother with my problems," I defended. "My marriage to Adrien is my i
Rosalie Staring at the pregnancy stick, I observed the two vivid lines confirming my pregnancy. Trying to recall the conception time, I shut my eyes, realizing I'd forgotten to take my birth control pills twice due to stress from my mother's illness and other things."Why now? You came at an inopportune time, baby," I muttered to myself, my hand unconsciously on my lower abdomen. Despite my happiness, I wondered how Adrien would react to the news. If I told him, he'd likely hate me even more and blame me for trapping him in an unwanted marriage."I don't know what to do. Should I tell him? Will he want this baby or force a miscarriage?" I pondered, growing increasingly scared. "I can't tell him. He hates me, and I won't let him hate my baby. This child will be mine alone."A knock on my bedroom door and Serena's voice checking on me had me rising, concealing the stick, rinsing out my mouth and washing my hands before opening the door."What should I do about dinner? Mr. Vasanten lef
AdrienThree months laterAfter a challenging three-month process to finalize the divorce, hindered by my father's connection with the judge, who made it difficult for me to win despite Rosalie's absence, I found solace in the fact that she had kept her promise not to spend another month in my house. Upon my return, Serena informed me that Rosalie had packed her bags and left the morning after our argument.Surprisingly, she left behind all the items I had gotten for her over the years, taking only the clothes she brought into my home. It felt as if she had never been there, fulfilling my desire of wanting to be free. Now, with the freedom to be with Yvette, I was undeterred by my father's threat to cut me off financially, as I prepared for our pre-honeymoon trip to Thailand with a bouquet of roses, a duffel bag, and a ring box from Stellar Stones, Yvette's favorite jewelry store, in hand.Despite my nerves, fueled by Yvette's recent unusual behavior, I was determined to move forward
RosalieFive years laterFive years have passed since I departed Aldovia, and without a doubt, it stands as the best decision of my life. Life in Cardenia, though bittersweet due to my mother's passing three years ago, carries a sweet note as I embrace the role of the mother to the world's most adorable five-year-old triplets.Worries of Adrien finding us have dissipated, thanks to Kevin and me choosing a distant path from Aldovia, and my discreet handling of my pregnancy. I am confident he has moved on, now married to his true love, Yvette."He's surely married with kids. No need for concerns," I reassured myself. The past is behind me; the focus is on the future. As a single mother of three, I've found contentment without needing a man to complete me."Kids, time for school!" I called out. The rush of footsteps down the stairs ensued, and I sighed, reminded of their heedlessness to my warnings about stairs safety."What did I say about running on the stairs?" I admonished. "Apologie
Adrien"Enter," I commanded upon hearing a knock on the dressing room door, frustrated by the delayed delivery of my suit. They seemed oblivious to the difference in the value of my time and theirs.The door swung open, revealing a woman in the store's uniform. As she gently closed the door, I glanced up from my magazine to inquire about my suit, only to be stunned by her appearance —she bore a striking resemblance to my ex-wife, Rosalie. While we were married, her long blonde hair cascaded down her back, yet the woman before me now sported a chic brunette pixie cut. The shock left me momentarily frozen, the magazine slipping from my grasp."No way." I muttered as different thoughts raced through my mind. I couldn't believe it. As I blinked to ensure my eyes weren't deceiving me, I rose, attempting to approach her. However, she instinctively stepped back, her back meeting the door. Her fearful expression mirrored that of a deer caught in headlights, paining me to witness."Rosalie, i
Adrien My kids.They were mine, and that knowledge stirred conflicting emotions within me. Rosalie's secrecy left me torn between happiness and anger. Five lost years deprived me of witnessing their first steps, hearing their first words, and celebrating each birthday. A voice in my head reminded me, "You wanted out; you divorced the woman. What did you expect?" Closing my eyes, I acknowledged the painful truth. Rosalie's silence about her pregnancy was a consequence of my decision, fueled by my resentment. As I muttered a curse, memories of Serena's revelation about Rosalie's illness on the day we'd signed the divorce papers replayed in my mind. Regret filled me. I had blamed Rosalie for separating me from Yvette, so there was no way she'd have been able to tell me about her pregnancy. The girl's concerned voice interrupted my thoughts. "Are you alright, sir?" "I'm fine." I reassured her with a smile, rising to my feet. Addressing the woman accompanying my children, I urged, "Ta
RosalieI was aware that Adrien finding me was unlikely, given he didn't know my address, but his global resources meant he could locate anyone in the world, if he so wished. Despite this capability, he showed no interest in me, and reciprocally, I didn't care about him.As we ate dinner, staring at my kids, the persistent feeling that Adrien considered them his own refused to dissipate. He had seen them, interacted with them, and even a fool wouldn't be able to deny the uncanny resemblance between Mason and Adrien."Did you share anything with Mr. Vasanten?" I inquired."Like what?" Mason asked."I'm not sure." I shrugged. "What did you discuss?""He asked about our mother, and we told him your name," Maya replied. "Then, Mason asked if he has kids, and he said yes."My eyes widened in shock. "He said that?""Yes," Alessandra chimed in. "He just found out today, admitting he mistreated their mother, who kept their existence a secret as deserved punishment.""He finally realized how c