The Connect's Wife 2 Quotes

“when you love somebody you turn a blind eye to their flaws and shortcomings.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Christian came in around three in the morning. She heard him moving around the kitchen, probably looking for his plate. She found her way in the kitchen staring at him behind a wall; he was so attractive to her. “Farren, where is my plate?” he asked, never turning around to face her. “I didn’t make you one," she whispered. He turned around. “It’s taco night, and you didn’t make me a plate?” He actually looked mad. “No I didn’t. It’s taco night for a reason; a family that eats together stays together,” she told him and went back to their bedroom. It felt good to tell his ass off. She went to bed with a smile on her face, and for the first time in a few days, without crying.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“The hardest part of letting go is letting go. Farren believed that she had done all she could do to save their marriage and if it had now come to an end, then she would appreciate the lesson learned and somehow place the pieces of her life back together. But when a man doesn’t even hide his side bitch anymore, it’s out in the open for friends and family to know but not speak on the situation, then yeah, it’s time to leave.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Christian’s biggest mistake was thinking he couldn’t be touched.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“This new bitch was going to be Christian’s downfall and as close as they were, only God knows the dirt they had done together. He would never let anyone interfere with his money.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“If he would have had really been on his P’s and Q’s, he would have known that there were a few things off about the strip club tonight. Christian never”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Being mad at a man who had no desire to change or no fight to save their marriage was pointless. If he didn’t care, then damn, she didn’t care”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Farren realized that everyone wasn’t workaholics and some women were okay with being housewives, and Mari was one of them. She didn’t judge her or knock her for it at all either. “I”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“they were going to be friends, Mari had to be beneficial and doing something with her life. Although motherhood was a full-time job, Farren didn’t believe in hanging with anyone who had absolutely nothing going on. By the end of the week, she wanted to help her new friend find her purpose. The”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“she had to place her emotions on the back burner and her money on the front.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Always respect yourself first, respect your parents and elders, and respect those around you whether they have more or less then you. Farren refused to raise ignorant children.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Darrian damn near begged her to take back on the case. He said Morgan’s voice was annoying and he had already fucked her twice. The girl was officially bad for business. Farren”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Her plan was to observe Morgan in court before approaching Darrian asking to be put back on the case, because ultimately it was his decision.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Christian knew she wasn’t the one to blame. Farren did nothing wrong. She loved him unconditionally and remained faithful over the years.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“But you’re able to buy bitches cars and come in when you want? But I’m forced to stay loyal to a man who isn’t loyal to me?”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“The hardest part of letting go is letting go. Farren believed that she had done all she could do to save their marriage and if it had now come to an end, then she would appreciate the lesson learned and somehow place the pieces of her life back together.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“He hoped that Farren didn’t want a divorce. Christian was now having a change of heart, after their sex session this morning.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Being a blessing to others was what made Farren happy. It”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“My actions lately reflected a coward, but Farren attempting to kill herself was a desperate attempt to get me to stay or to place my thoughts of divorce on pause, and it was a serious turn-off to me.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“I lost my case, federal agents were harassing me, my husband fell in love with a stripper, my children damn near hate their daddy, and I had no REAL friends or family. I felt so empty.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Robin Jackson was someone I planned on doing business with. What the hell was I thinking calling her in my despair?”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“If she couldn’t be with Christian, she didn’t want to live. Her promised her heaven then dragged her through hell. Why do men treat women like this?”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“If he thought for a second he was going to leave her, she would make sure he hurt every day by dealing with the fact that he killed her; not physically but mentally. He led Farren to do the very thing she pitied other women for.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“died.If you have never experienced heartbreak before, then what Farren is experiencing is weird to you.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Farren hated herself right now. She couldn’t recall the last time she smiled or really had a good day.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“There was a time when she would fight over Christian, but now she considered him community dick, meaning he was for everybody. Farren”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“She blamed Christian for the case being taken away. If she wasn’t kissing his ass she would have been more focused on her job. She”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Bodies were dropping like flies and he didn’t know how to react or what path to take to find the rat.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“He felt like a stranger in his own home, but he was unsure if it was his guilty conscience or not.”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2

“Christian didn’t find his wife’s pain funny at all. That was his cue to leave. “Let”
― Nako, The Connect's Wife 2