Get Me Married By Tori Chapter 57
Get Me Married
Chapter 57: Leaving the chase mansion GENESIS Tears came running down my cheeks and I didnât even realize it till I had to wipe my cheeks. Being there was breaking every fiber I had and destroying everything I had thought I had one by one. I realized that I only had myself, no one else cared about me, none loved me, neither was anyone truly concerned. I was on my own without a true friend in that house. I still didnât understand how my life took such a drastic turn. From Genesis who was loved by her friends and family and even Nate to Genesis who was married to a man who didnât care about me but that of his mistress. Jordan didnât only cheat, he had lied and deceived me, he had played me and hurt me so deeply.
To think I was going to help him see Samantha for who she truly was, I had forgiven all the terrible things he did to me like they were nothing and had tolerated all he had been doing because I wanted to be strong for my parents and Ava and myself. But I couldnât take it all, how can I live in such a place that was void of love or empathy. A place where I would be treated worse than I have ever been treated in my life.
1 packed the little I could, just a few clothes, and picked up my bag. I turned to the door and pulled my box along without even changing from my nighties. Angrily, I stormed out of my room and down the stairs and headed for the entrance of the house.
âGenesisâ¦â I heard Jordanâs voice calling out to me but I didnât look away, neither did I look back. I kept walking when strong hands held my arm and pulled me. I bumped into Jordan but I pushed him off with so much strength, he had almost hit the ground, then I turned to the door.
âWhat are you doing?â He asked and tried holding me again, but I shrugged away and pushed myself away from him.
âGenesisâ¦â He held my box âWhat are you doing? You canât leaveâ he added and I turned him with hard eyes.
âWhat do you think I am doing?â I asked him while glaring hard at him.
âI am leaving your house, I am leaving your lifeâ I added and pulled my box away from him. But he held it again and made me turn to him.
âYou canât do thatâ
âThis is what you wanted. You and Samantha wanted me away and far from your life. I was so stupid to not have listened and just leave. Remain happy with your criminal of a girlfriendâ I yelled and pushed him. Then I turned to the door and walked away.
Guards patrolling the house were shocked to see me outside and undressed but I didnât care.
âGenesisâ¦we can talk about all thisâ I heard Jordan calling out and trailing behind me but I turned to my driver.
âGet me out of hereâ
He turned the car immediately and opened the door so I could place my bags in before he ran to the driverâs end of the car. I lifted my box so I could place it inside when Jordan held it and pulled it away from me.
âYou are not listeningâ he yelled and that only made me glare at him.
âWhat do you want to say oh great Jordan?â I snapped with venom laced in my voice.
âI love Samantha⦠I love her so much, I donât care that she kidnapped my wife and almost had thugs take away my Virginity like a commodity in the marketâ I yelled and his eyes suddenly widened at me.
âYou love her, donât you? I am setting you free from this drama of a marriageâ I added and attempted to take my box from him but he pulled it out of my reach.
âWhat would you have me do. I love her and you know that, how do you expect that I send her to jail?â
He asked with a lesser lower tone and I smirked at his courage to defend himself and the bad they had done to me.
âYou have already done all you want to. Just let me goâ I said somewhat exhausted and hurt. But he still refused to give me back my bag. I decided to let him do what he wanted with the bag and got into the car.
âDriveâ¦â I ordered the driver that was in a car waiting for me but Jordan was already at the door of the driverâs seat. He banged his hands against the car.
âDonât move an inchâ he ordered him.
âI said you should goâ I yelled at them too.
âDonâtâ¦â Jordan warned him and that got him scared. Jordan was his boss after all and if he says he should stay, he will.
âGenesis⦠open the door, we can talk about all thisâ Jordan started hitting at the door of the car, pleading for me to open up. I glared at the driver and came down just as he wanted.
âCan we go inside? The staffs are all staringâ he rushed in on me. I glared at him again, he cared more about what the staff thought than what I was truly feeling. But what exactly was I expecting. I was a trophy wife.
I walked past him without hesitation and turned in the direction of the gate. If I couldnât use the car, I could as well walk. All I knew was that I didnât want to be in the same place as him. He called out to me countless times, he called out so many times, he held my arm too and tried to stop me. But I didnât want to listen, I always pushed past him, always.
The walk to the gate wasnât so far away as I thought it would be, I was walking fast and angry.
Fortunately, it was open and I just walked out before he could order the guards to lock the gate.
I was out in the street, it was quiet and the only thing I could hear was Jordanâs voice as he called out to me and the loud thuds of my fast-beating heart. I had no idea of where I was going, my aim was just far away as possible.
âGenesis pleaseâ¦.â Jordan pulled me by my arm and made me turn to him again. Then he held my other arm and stared down at me with his chest rising heavily and falling too.
âI did wrongâ¦I know I didâ he said lowly, his voice was boarse and his words were coming short.
âThis is stupid, what I did was stupidâ he continued and ran his hands down my arms while I simply siarcd at him knowing that no matter what he said or did, I was sull going to leave that nighÕ âI know you donât deserve any of this, no you donât. But donât leave like this, itâs late, you are underdressed and unguarded andâ¦.â He paused and took a deep breath.
âYou are my wife, letâs talk about thisâ he added.
A few days ago, those words would probably have moved me. I would have listened to him and have a little hope that we could live out our lives together for at least five years in nothing but peace, care, and concern. His heart belonged to someone else and I didnât plan to take it away cven. But that was days ago. Days I didnât know Jordan wasnât an upright man, days I didnât know he could deceive me the way he did, those were days I didnât know he was never really concerned about me.
âLetâs go home, please,â he said and I scoffed at those words. The tone of his voice was like a caring husband, a husband who could love me. But I knew better.
âHome?â I asked, my tone was lower and less angry.
âYesâ¦â He replied and I laughed.
âYou made my life a living hell when I first came to that house. Jordan you hurt me at every turnâ I yelled. He looked away and let go of my arms as those words had stung him.
âThen I was kidnapped. How can you call that my home when your mistress and you had joined hands together to make me go crazyâ
âItâs your home, you and Samantha can leave in it and enjoy your lives together but I am leaving, âI said lastly and just then a cab came around and I quickly stopped it.
JORDAN My head seemed to have gone hot in seconds and it was beginning to hurt. I could feel my sweat dripping out of my body and the cloth I wore seemed to be suffocating me. In my anxiety, anger, and annoyance, I tore it. Breaking the buttons and setting myself free from the feeling of suffocation I felt as I headed back home.
âFind her and follow her, keep her safe from everyone and everything and reporters included, I saw one taking a pictureâ I ordered no one in particular. So many guards were around me, any of them could do what I was asking.
I didnât know what to do, she refused to come with me, I even tried stopping the cab but she was bent on running me over and at that point, I knew she wouldnât change her mind and I had to let her leave.
I couldnât say I didnât understand why she did what she did. She had all the right to walk away after all she had been through. I just felt so disappointed and angry at myself. That look in her eyes, she hated me, she doubted me, she was hurt and I had deceived her.
That thought made me groan and kick at the air. What was I supposed to do?
âJordanâ¦.â I heard the voice of the woman I wanted to protect but didnât turn around. Samantha was the last person I wanted to see, she was the root of my problem and all that was happening to me. I turned to the car next to me and placed my head on it in frustration.
âDonât be like this, this is what we wanted from the beginningâ Samantha said while resting her hands on my shoulders.
âCome on, the staff is watching, letâs go upstairsâ she added without single remorse in her tone. It irked me and angered me that I turned to her and glared at her.
âDonât you have any conscience?â I asked her and her eyes widened.
âHow can you ask that? Of course, I doâ she replied dryly.
âAnd you are not worried that she left and did that so late at night and without guardsâ I snapped. She widened her eyes at me and opened her mouth to speak but no words came out for a while.
âShe is a grown-up lady and would be fine. And I donât have to feel sorry for her to begin with. Have you forgotten how she manipulated you and got married to you? She deserves a lot worse and you shouldnât feel sorry. See this as a good thingâ she replied and came closer to me seductively. Then she wrapped her hands around my shoulder and placed a light kiss on my lips. When she pulled away, there was a smile on her face.
I pulled her hands away from my shoulders and turned to the door, with mixed feelings.
âJordanâ¦â She called out to me.
âYou are treating me this way because of her. Would you rather I leave than her?â She yelled out and I stopped and turned to her.
âYesâ came my prompt reply.