A Deceitful Marriage Novels & Stories

"It's just the best way to convince my father to leave the hospital so he could travel abroad. I didn't want anyone to hurt him anymore. He insisted I marry you; else he wouldn't leave. My mind ran faster than I envisaged as I tried to process his words. I couldn't believe Trent had suspended me from work because his fiance was asking me to pretend to be his wife? I couldn't help but to question his sincerity. "And what happened after the contract marriage?" I requested. "Yes, the marriage will just be for three years; it will dissolve after three years. The marriage will be devoid of romance or love." He responded in a cold voice filled with firmness. I shook my headlight as my heart was fi

"What happened to your sister and your father — what my sons did, and what I failed to prevent by choosing not to look — that is a debt this family owes and I intend to find a way to account for it. Not legally. Personally. I'll speak to you about that separately." Mara was very still. "However," his father said. He looked at Simon. "The marriage." Simon looked at his father. "The marriage was fraudulent," his father said. "It was entered into under a false identity for purposes that were not what they appeared. Regardless of what has developed since — and I am not blind to what has developed since, I have eyes and I have been watching my son for four months — the fact of the fraudulent entr

But something in my jaw ticked. “We have reasons to believe,” she continued, “that you orchestrated this marriage to mask your inability to take a true mate and that the girl in question accepted the arrangement in exchange for a substantial financial offering. Namely, to cover her mother’s hospital care. In Virelith Medical. Under a false name.” I didn’t look at the folder yet. I looked at her. “She is my wife,” I said. Dorel’s laugh was derisive. “Perhaps by law,” he said, leaning forward. “But not by bond.

I stomped out of the room in anger while she followed me, she had looked for ways to put on her crop-top and bum-shot to cover her shamelessness. I promise this won't repeat itself again, Alpha James.” Sophia uttered while pleading with me until I got into my car. At this moment people have been gathering and this is what I detest most. Can you imagine breaking up with a woman now and seeing your face on the front page of the morning tabloid the following day as a newly wedded couple to an entirely different woman? That is too ironic. I yanked off her hand, I slammed the door and I sped off. Sophia doesn't deserve me. I had to leave the lies, betrayal and fake love we have behind. I have to

“Not really. It’s all been planned. She’ll ‘mix’ two reports and exchange mine with a real sterile woman such that it would appear as a mistake if ever found out.” “How much are you paying her?” Jake asked disgustedly. How could Rachel be even thinking of doing such a thing? It was vile and not to mention sickening. “Nothing. She owed me a favour,” Rachel replied not appearing in the least contrite. “You’re disgusting! How can..” “I know,” she interrupted harshly. “We should not be doing it. It’s wrong. But we have no choice.” “We do. Continue this marriage.” “But we both know it’s not what we want. Look, Devin lied to us, tricked us and didn’t have any remorse about duping us. He started

When she met her in-laws, Louis and Emma asked her to sit down first. "Do you and Dad know that Nolan has another woman?" she asked, trembling. Catherin observed the expressions of her in-laws, who were now her parents-in-law. They looked down and seemed uneasy. Catherin began to realize that she had been deceived and fooled by Louis and Emma, the wealthy family she thought were heartless. She felt cheated by her in-laws' kindness; in reality, they were as wicked as Nolan, her husband. "So, you already knew?" Catherin asked again, this time she started to cry again. She bit her lip as hard as she could to stop herself from crying, but her efforts were in vain.

A woman I did not know. A marriage used as leverage. My father thought this would break me but it drew the first line of war.

Ferris asked, though I could see in his face he already suspected. "Six years of documented deception," I said. "Caden knowingly conducted an ongoing relationship with Sable throughout our marriage, fathered a child with her during that marriage, allowed me to believe that child was mine to raise and love, and — as this Council has already heard in sworn testimony — was present by phone, audibly, mocking my declining health while I was hospitalized and near death, expressing that he wished for my death so the arrangement could conclude on his terms." I kept my voice level through all of it, because I'd learned that the calmer I stayed, the more the weight of the words did the work for me. "A

Paterson, who had made it clear he had a thing for me, could have been lying to manipulate me. But what if he wasn’t lying? What if he was telling the truth? The idea of Cole lying to me—of him saying one thing to me and another to the world—gnawed at me. When we got married, we had agreed on one thing: we wouldn’t tell people the real reason behind our marriage. It was supposed to be our secret, a pact between us that was meant to protect us both. But if Cole had broken that pact, if he had been spreading lies about our marriage, then everything we had built was based on a foundation of deceit.

Elena grinned as she spoke to him, confused. “Let’s broke up, Elena. I’m sorry if I have to do this. I was falling in love with my wife already,” he said to her with sad eyes. “No, you can’t do this to me, Leonard! I’m your original lover, remember? Where supposed to be married! If only that bitch hadn’t snatched you away from me!” Elena cried. “No, it’s not real. I’m just dreaming. Right? Yes, I am, I know! You love me so much, so it’s impossible!” she said, and then she slapped her cheeks four times. That seems like a madman.