Falling For The Man I Married

Gabriel's POV:

"Where are you going this time?"

Nancy asked me when she saw me pulling my suitcase into the living room. She was seated on the couch with her arms crossed and a raising eyebrow.

"Colorado." I simply answered as I checked the time from my wristwatch. I was just waiting for Jhon to get the car.

"And what are you going to do in Colorado? I thought your meeting there was over?"

"I saw Madi in Denver."

She laughed at me. "Again? You've seen her--- again!" She emphasized the last word.

"That's true. I saw her pass in front of the building while we were in a meeting."

"Really? That's exactly what you told me the last time you went from New York and Texas because you also said you saw Madi there." she has an amused grin on her face.

"This time it's real, Nancy! I can't go wrong with what I saw. It's her!"

"Oh, yeah, okay." she shrugged. "Anyway, I hope you really find her this time, brother." she stood up and walked over to me. "You've really changed a lot. I think it's better that Madi left you."

I glared at her.

"Because you improved your personality and you turned into this better man and take note.... a husband dedicated to finding his TOTGA." she patted me on the shoulder.

I frowned. "TOTGA?"

"Yup, TOTGA! The one that got away!"

I smiled and ruffled her hair. 

"Oh, gosh! My hair, Gabriel!"

She complained but I just laughed at her. "I've already learned from that experience Nancy, and I don't want it to happen again."

"What if she's now in a relationship or she's already married?"

"No! She can't be! I won't allow it, she's mine! And by hook or by crook, this time I'm going make her mine!" she smiled proudly when she heard too much dedication from my voice.

"Yeah---"

"Mr. Wilsons, your car is ready, Sir," said Jhon at the front door, and we both turned to him.

"As I was saying... if there's one thing that hasn't changed in you, it is that you're still selfish!"

when she rolled

have to go," I

yourself and if what you

before I turned my way

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Madi's POV:

"Hi, babe."

book on the table and arched my eyebrow when Martin sat down across my chair. It's ten o'clock on a Saturday

tomorrow?" he asked me

check the new location for the new

I'm actually excited about it." I answered

you going

in my seat with his question. "Uhm... I don't know, maybe if I have really important things to do in my restaurants." I shrugged. "What about you, when are you going back to Chicago?" I smiled and

same experience.. the only difference was that I am married and he's not. The woman he loved before was also in someone else's arm when he came to the view. We shared each other's story and he called Chicago a

decided to go back, I'll go with you. I want to see

"Sure,"

the book out of my hand. "We both left half of our hearts in Chicago and brought here the other half. We always say we've

"What?"

broken-hearted even if only

but when I noticed the cheeky grin on his lips, I was suddenly

knew it!" I hissed, taking my

your heart and same with mine, but if we put them together... it's gonna be a whole heart

chuckled as I

be your husband if you want." he wiggled his eyebrows. I know this it's one of his jokes

to me,

not, if you agree? I'm sure I am more handsome and probably better than your ex-husband,"

again and just

while. "At least we

both of us! Give me a high five!" I asked bringing back the

where will I pick you up tomorrow? At your

"My sister's house."

be ready by

too early! Can we just go around

his head. "If you're not ready around seven tomorrow... hmm... you know what Sarah can do

you!" I said glaring

actually close to my sister's family because he is Joey's cousin. And Joey

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It's

too," I said sipping from the cup of my chocolate latte while walking.

we will put our new branch of 'Survivor Coffee shop'. It's in the lobby of a commercial building in downtown Denver. We decided to walk and explore some

when I suddenly noticed a man following behind us. I ignored him at first, but at our every stop, the man also stopped walking, so I decided to secretly tell Martin. And because Martin being Martin, he doesn't