Get Me Married

Chapter 58: Chaos arose

JORDAN

“She left, mom,” I said into the phone with a heavy heart. I didn’t know what else to do nor did I know where I was supposed to begin from. My heart was filled with worry and anxiety, I could no longer think straight. I knew it was my fault, it was all my fault, I had lied to her, I had cheated her of the justice she truly deserved, I had acted like I shouldn’t and I had thrown my uprightness away without a second thought because I wanted to save Samantha and correct the mistake she had made.

“What do you mean by she left?” The sleepy tone my mom started with disappeared almost immediately and panic replaced it. I sighed heavily and ran my hands through my hair in agitation.

“Genesis left the house,” I said calmly knowing she wouldn’t understand what I was saying if I just keep blurting out things. I have never been so messed up or worried.

“What do you mean by she left the house?” She yelled.

“She found out everything and found out that I knew. She was so angry, she left” I said with pained feelings inside my chest.

It was strange, she was the same woman I wanted out of my house and out of my life a few weeks ago. I would have done almost anything to send her away, but I didn’t because she was married to me with or without chasing her away, and my mother would have killed me for sending her.

Then my dad would have blabbed about how I destroyed his name and image. But now that she had left, I felt terrible and wanted her back.

“Ain’t you a fool, Jordan?” My mom suddenly said in a calmer tone.

“I didn’t know what to do. I couldn’t let Sam go to prison for such a mistake”I expressed vividly.

“Well….y’all made your choices, live with it,” my mom said dryly and unaffected. She was saying something entirely different. Something I didn’t want to hear or listen to especially because I knew she could change everything.

“Is that the only thing you have to say?” I questioned her.

“What else do you want me to say Jordan?”

“She is your daughter-in-law, shouldn’t you tell her to return home” I snapped feeling like she was enjoying what was happening to me.

“And she is your wife ” she entered immediately and I went quiet knowing she was my right, it was my fault, it was and I needed to sort it out myself.

didn’t want her anywhere close to you, what changed?” She added. I sighed heavily and thought of

“I got go know her and

GENESIS

bright, I could see the sun ray piercing into the room and it was a beautiful sight. But when I looked around, the familiar

longer in my matrimonial home. It made me sad and waves of sadness flooded through

falling on the bed and sleeping some more. At least when I am asleep, I wouldn’t think of what

dropped the tray at a

she was. But my voice and expression betrayed me. Uncomfortably, I sat down on the bed and waited for

she brought the tray

nothing was happening. At first, I was reluctant and had no appetite for it but when I tasted it, I became hungry and

when I was done and took the tray from me, she

can’t believe the amount

my brows at them. When Tiffany took notice of me, she smiled and hopped towards the

“And finally,

question they had both

at me and how I looked

Jordan turned out to be a prick, worse than I thought” I started with a sad smile. Before I gave them the story of all that had been

done,

“I can’t believe he could stoop so

is more important than his wife?” Tiffany

point has been well established before now and honestly

the lump in my throat. Those words were bitter and hard to say, it meant that I understood Jordan and what he was faced with. How could

tears burn the back of my eyes. I had placed high hopes on Jordan without realizing it, I had trusted him so much without knowing and I was receiving the bitter end of it all. And I was also jealous of Samantha, she had him so bad, he would do anything to protect her, and yet he was called my husband. It reminded me

just like him,” I said and wiped the tears from my eyes. I needed to be strong

“Genesis….”

I understood that but I didn’t want that. It was just a marriage, after all, one filled with manipulations and lies, 1

word, I had nothing more to say and they simply stared at me with sympathy. Then someone’s phone started ringing, it wasn’ı mine, I was sure because I had no idea where mine was. The phone rang for a while and no one picked it, it made me look up, then I saw Tiana, she