2 Book(s) Related to His Second Wife

Christopher Grayston only wanted to marry to stop his grandfather from asking him to remarry. As a result, he married a girl he met outside civil affairs. He wanted to marry someone with whom they would never consummate their marriage. So he settled for a young girl he had just met standing outside the Civil Affairs Bureau, knowing full well that he wouldn't touch her because she was just a girl. Camila Mendoza fit the bill since she was young, though she was a temptress without even trying. The two signed the marriage certificates and went separate ways. However, 3 months down the line, fate brought them together. Camila saved a kid and later learned that the boy she saved was her husband's son. Camila never cared about how her whore of a husband conducted his life until she met his son. Everything was fine till his ex-wife came stumbling back into his life.

A man who is always making headlines about his sex life and a wife on a mission. Who would triumph?

My second husband's three children have never called me "Mom." Not once in seven years.
I've been cooking since 5 AM—twenty-pound turkey, forty potatoes, three pies from scratch. At dinner, my husband stands to give thanks: "To my beautiful children. To my dear Caroline, watching over us."
Caroline. His first wife. Dead six years, still the only mother in this house.
Everyone applauds. No one looks at me.
His eldest daughter calls out: "Margot, you forgot the gravy boat." His son grabs my homemade roll: "Kind of dry." Then leaves.
The next day, my stepdaughter demands I plan her $50,000 wedding—on a $15,000 budget. "Mom always made things work. But if you can't handle it..."
Seven years I've cooked their meals. Raised their children. Given up my restaurant to save his company.
Meanwhile, my own daughter takes out loans because my husband says she needs to "learn independence"—while his kids inherit millions.
That night, washing their dishes alone, my daughter whispers: "I hate how they treat you. Like you're their servant."
That's when I knew—I'm done being his second wife.