30 Day Fiancé Novels & Stories

“Not for long.” He stood up slowly from his chair. The movement was calm, controlled, but the tension in the room instantly shifted. “ It's just for four months,” he said. I frowned. “What?” “That’s when I turn thirty.” Realization hit me immediately. “Oh no. Hell no.” “You haven’t even heard the full arrangement yet.” “I don’t need to,” I said sharply. “You want me to stay married to you until then.” Quin didn’t deny it. “You’d be compensated,” he said.

I understand. ‘Thank you.’ ‘But I can’t wait indefinitely. How long do you need? To accept me. To accept this. To accept that you are my girlfriend.’ ‘A year.’ ‘No. Too long.’ ‘Fine. Six months.’ ‘Still too long.’ ‘Three months, then. That’s my final offer.’ He shook his head. ‘Too long.’ I stared at him. ‘You’re not going to give me any time at all, are you?’ ‘I’ll agree to three months, if you give me a kiss.’

Wedding of Century Half a month later. All the people in the political world and businessmen in New York gathered at the Victor Hotel to witness a scene that shocked the world, the influence compared to the royal wedding of the century was not inferior. The groom is the man who has made waves in the financial world, although only thirty-two years old, but already holds the assets of half of New York combined - Lukas Jacobs. The bride is the daughter of New York Mayor Hunter Howard – Maddy Howard. It is said that she was sent abroad to study from a young age, so much so that outsiders thought that Mayor Howard had only one child, Cassie Howard.

“Four.” “Three.” “Fine,” he said. “Ninety days it was, but on one condition.” “Which was?” “You agree to go on thirty dates with me.” “Thirty?” I scoffed. “Did you think I had nothing else to do?” “Twenty-five.” “Ten.” He shook his head and smiled. “Now you were just insulting me.” “Good.” “Twenty.” “Fifteen.” “Twenty.” “Eighteen.” “Twenty.” I held his gaze. “Twenty-one.”

he says sharply. “I was trying to help you,” I reply smoothly. “This will never work,” he snaps. “First an engagement, now we are getting married in thirty days?” “We just need act like it’s going to happen,” I counter. “For the meantime, I will be staying here because I might or might not have mentioned that we are very in love, so we do have to appear very in love.” His shoulders tense. He looks like he wants to either strangle me or maybe kiss me again.

“No exceptions. No excuses. And no ending it early.” The room becomes still. Not in a big way. But enough. Thirty days. It’s longer than a joke. Long enough to be a problem. Long enough to matter. “And if I refuse?” I ask. Adrian’s eyes meet mine, steady and unbothered. “You won’t.” He’s right. Refusing would be… unnecessary. This isn’t a situation that needs avoiding. It’s a small problem. Easy to handle and temporary. Thirty days is not much in the grand scheme of things. And relationships— are not important.

"I'll go. I just want thirty days first." He looked at me like I'd said something in a language he didn't quite speak. "Thirty days. For what?" "For me." I set the dish towel down on the counter. Turned off the stove. The pasta water stopped boiling. "You owe me that much, Ethan. Thirty days, you act like my husband properly, the way you promised and then I'll sign whatever you need and I'll disappear, no mess, no drama, I promise." He was quiet for a long moment. Calculating.

He had to do a lot of effort to woo her and of course, I, being his sister helped him. And now they are happily engaged and getting married in a month. "Come on we are getting late," Bhai said. "I am on time. I know you can't wait to see her. Just wait for only 30 days, after that you can see her for as long as you wish" I said and winked at him. "Yeah exactly I will see when you will fall for someone," Bhai said. " And I am not falling for anyone," I said in a serious tone.

He had to do a lot of effort to woo her and of course, I, being his sister helped him. And now they are happily engaged and getting married in a month. "Come on we are getting late," Bhai said. "I am on time. I know you can't wait to see her. Just wait for only 30 days, after that you can see her for as long as you wish" I said and winked at him. "Yeah exactly I will see when you will fall for someone," Bhai said. " And I am not falling for anyone," I said in a serious tone.

"Relax, I'm not after any of your properties or money. All I need is a fiancé for one year and we..." "Three months." He rudely interrupted her. Stephanie Ruan let out a light smirk, "Six months it is." She had long expected that he would bargain the terms in such a cut-throat manner and so she threw out a longer time frame on purpose. And she got what she wanted! Similarly, for Javier Zhong, six months is also the maximum duration that he could accept for this deal. After all, who does not know that he could not stand having a woman sticking around him all day?