Olivia get married

As the end for Governor Hudson tenure is drawing closer, he made it mandatory that the family fix a wedding between his son and Olivia, whose preparation wasn't so easy since both mothers were against the marriage. "I don't think this marriage will hold, my darling; you and I know that Olivia never loved our son; rather, she is playing all this to further her political career." "As it is now, I do not support the marriage." Isabella said with annoyance.

"Woman, this is not all about her, but about the future of our generation. I will always like the family name to remain be boldly know in Alabama, and doing so will require me to use Olivia since Jonathan isn't interested in politics. So I stand that the marriage hold." He passed on his words.

This became a little domestic war between Jonathan and his mother, as well as Olivia and her mother. Until Olivia and Jonathan overshadowed their parents and moved on with the wedding.

Being the wedding of a great incumbent governor of the state, the marriage became one of the best in the town, and it was well celebrated, with Charles attending the wedding alongside Deborah and the others that went with him, including David.

"Woo, she looked so beautiful, adoring, and more charming; I can't forget the days we have spent to gather; I know that she must make him a good wife." Charles sounds alone. He was yet sitting with Deborah beside him, as he called her his success lady.

A lady drew closer to him to know if he could have a date with her that day. But she received Charles's muteness, after which he spoke up and asked her to leave immediately. He focused on the wedding until it was over. Prior to that, he also gave his own part of the gift to her, with joy right from his heart. When Olivia first sighted him, she was shocked to have seen him; talk more about giving her a gift. All she saw was surprise.

Many including Her mother speaks well of him. the wedding have come and gone, Olivia rarely spends time with Jonathan; she prefers going on with her career and believes that she treated Jonathan much better during the wedding night. She gave him as much sex as he wanted and spent the whole night having fun with him; to her, she has fulfilled her part. Yet she had planned not to bear him a child or be pregnant until she had finally run her tenure as Alabama Governor.

So in achieving this, she needed to secretly take contraceptives, which she did after numerous complaints from Jonathan to his mother about her not having much interest in him. Still trying to maintain the relationship with Hudson, she allows herself to be with Jonathan, always not having the thought of bearing him children at that moment. "Are you just good in bed, young man?" she asked Jonathan, who was to have intimacy with her that night. The question displeased him; he had been patient all this while, refusing to report her a second time. " When last did we have intimacy or come together as husband and wife? "Darling we need kids, not just power." He spoke.

"Did I stop you from getting me impregnated? You have me for yourself, and stop acting as if I am denying you my body." She, spoke and made herself ready for him, as usual, for which she was well prepared. Days,weeks and months have come and gone, there were no signs of pregnancy, even though the family expectation was closer.

To Hudson, this wasn't a problem; if the couple can live peacefully, that's fine with him, and he believes that with time they will surely have one. So he continues to calm his wife.

Regina, for her part, kept sobbing for what her daughter had done. She found it so difficult to call her, and she didn't feel that she had a daughter for about two months. The process of becoming the Williams' mother-in-law was snatched from her by her daughter. Nevertheless, the love of a mother is never to be cut off from her children. Regina, again, began to show concern for Olivia; she tried to know how she was faring all the time. giving her motherly advice.

"I believe all is well with you, my daughter." Regina spoke with her on the phone. "Yes, mother, I am doing fine, and I will like to come over the weekend to pay you a visit."

She had refused to tell her mother how desperate Isabella, her mother-in-law, and her son were to see her with a child. Just fine, that is, until she ended the call with her mother.

Three hours later, Isabella met her son in his office to discuss Olivia's issue with him.

"Didn't I see this before asking you not to marry her? In fact, how will she bear us a child when all she does is involve herself deeply in her political career?" She asked him out of curiosity.

"Mother, I have been trying my best as a man, and so has she; she gives me herattentuon all the time." "And beside, we are new to marriage. Just that she doesn't discuss or go out with me, using her career as an excuse, but sexually I am okay," he replied.

"Is that not what I am saying, my son? If she isn't showing signs of pregnancy, then see a doctor, unless you have a problem with that or she does." "And for the lack of spending time with you, it's all your fault because I warned you." she remind him.

"Mother, you have hated her from the upset; take it or leave it; she will change; we are just newly married; and I am not in desperate need of having children now." He answered.

"Then sit down and watch her push you around with nothing after the election." Don't be wise like your father; sit and keep hoping. Good bye." She stood up and went her way. Jonathan remained quiet; he was calm, with thoughts of how his mother should come in between him and his wife so early.