Novels by Neeka Wilson

Julian stared at Serena silently after his words left her mouth, waiting for her to laugh and tell him she was only joking. She didn't. Instead, she stood there looking completely serious, her eyes filled with so much determination it almost gave him a headache. Seeing how serious she was about the words that had just left her lips ade him wonder of she had truly lost her senses. "You're not being serious, are you?" He asked flatly, his voice filled with exhaustion rather than anger. Serena's expression darkened immediately, his brows creasing. "Are you seriously asking me that?" She retorted sharply."Why would I not be serious? Do you think I am joking after waiting five years for you to finally feel like actually feel like getting married to me?" Julian dragged a hand down his face tiredly. He already knew where this conversation was heading and he honestly did not have the energy for it anymore.“You’re acting like I haven’t been patient enough,” Serena continued angrily, fold

Julian finally looked up at her properly, his patience running out. “I said I’m not in the mood for this.”Serena laughed bitterly. “Of course you’re not. Because apparently all it takes is one appearance from Sophie for you to forget everything!”“Can we not do this now? I had a really long day and would love to rest." Julian pleaded, ruffling his hair with his left hand. An ugly look flashed across Serena's face. "Wow." She whispered bitterly. "You're not even going to deny the fact that you were ogling another woman while your fiancé was two steps away!" Julian looked away immediately. “That’s not what this is.”“Then what is it?” Serena yelled. “Tell me what exactly this is because I’m tired!” Her voice cracked with frustration as years of bottled anger poured out uncontrollably.“You hated Sophie for years!” she shouted. “You couldn’t stand her! You treated her like she was ruining your life because she came between us!”Julian’s expression darkened instantly. "That was before

Serena sat on the edge of her bed, her fingers scrolling aggressively through her phone while anger burned through every inch of her body. The room was silent except for the quiet hum of the air conditioner, the sharp tapping of her nails against the screen, and the occasional scoff escaping her lips. Every headline was about Sophie...no, it was Sophia King now. "What a stupid change of name. It's practically the same name." She scoffed, rolling her eyes dramatically.She could not believe the internet. The woman who disappeared five years ago after being humiliated and discarded by everyone, including the public, now had her face plastered across every business blog, entertainment page, and social media platform in the country. She was the most searched word on the internet within the last twenty-four hours. Pictures from the gala flooded the internet, capturing Sophie in that black dress as she walked into the ballroom like she owned the entire world. [LuminaTech CEO shocks Ne

Sophia stared at Lara for a few seconds after hearing her words. The expression on her face was so blank that Lara almost burst into laughter before she even explained properly.“What do you mean they never got married?” Sophia asked again slowly, like her brain refused to process the information correctly. “Serena was literally waving a flashy ring in my face yesterday.”Lara snorted loudly and leaned back against her chair. “Exactly, hun. A 'ring'. That wasn't a wedding ring, my friend.”Sophia blinked twice before narrowing her eyes suspiciously. “Lara.”“I’m serious,” Lara insisted immediately, raising both hands dramatically. “The wedding never happened.”Sophia continued staring at her in disbelief.For years, she had convinced herself that Julian and Serena were happily married somewhere while she was the only one carrying the pain of the past. She imagined them building the perfect life together after finally getting rid of her. When she returned and saw the large rock sitting

The next morning, Sophia arrived at Crystal Hospital just a few minutes past ten. The black luxury car came to a stop at the front entrance while the driver quickly stepped out to open the door for her.Sophia adjusted her sunglasses before stepping out, a designer gift bag hanging from one arm. The moment her heels touched the familiar ground, an uncomfortable feeling settled heavily in her chest. She was back here.Her eyes slowly moved across the large hospital building and memories she had spent years trying to bury came rushing back without permission. It was in this same hospital that her marriage truly ended.It wasn't at the divorce office or when Julian handed her the papers. It wasn't even when she left for New York. It was before all of that. The second Serena stepped into the hospital.Sophia remembered standing in the hallway five years ago, watching Julian push past her as if she were invisible the second Serena returned. She remembered how his entire face lit up for a

Sophia barely had time to turn before a tiny figure came running toward her at full speed. Her entire face softened instantly as she bent down just in time to catch the little girl who threw herself into her arms.A genuine smile spread across her lips for the first time that night. “There’s my baby,” she laughed softly, hugging the little girl tightly while stacking her with kisses on her cheek. “I missed you so much.”“I missed you more!” Aria declared dramatically, wrapping her tiny arms around Sophia’s neck and laughing uncontrollably.Sophia laughed again and kissed her daughter’s forehead repeatedly. Just moments ago, anger had consumed her completely, but now nothing else mattered except the little girl in her arms.A younger woman walked in behind Aria and smiled warmly at the sight before her. “She’s been waiting by the door for almost thirty minutes,” Leah, Aria's nanny said with amusement. "I had to use tricks to get her in but as soon as she heard the door open, she ran ri