A Deceitful Marriage Novels & Stories

But he became oblivious to my cries as he scoffed and said. "I don't make the same mistake twice." Unable to understand his statement I continued to cry. "Do it!" He said loudly as I startled and began to let out convulsed gasps of dread. He let go of me as I signed the papers with my shaky hand. Feeling utterly broken, I wiped my tears and gave him an infuriated look. I slammed the papers in his hands and looked at him, "Now that you have made this marriage nothing but a mere contract. Let me tell you one thing, Mr Christian Elvis," I said coldly. As I was about to get out, I gave him one last furious look and said, "This marriage will be toxic for both of us."

Matt’s eyes widened as he let out a small gasp. “So everything’s fake?” I nodded. “My marriage with Jett is also contracted. It would’ve ended in a year. It was all staged. When he found out what I was, he locked me up and now I escape after poisoning everyone.” Matt’s eyes looked like they were about to pop out with the gravity of my story. I could see him slowly pick up what I said and eventually, he said, “So to sum it all up, you’re doing this to ruin the mafia? Right? Like Uncle Ferdinand?

He dropped the flower on the couch beside me as I stood still rooted to a spot. “I never agreed to marry you, this is Fake” Damien looked at me, his stare cold but void. His eyes scanned around the room as if trying to understand why my room looked like a mess. I looked back at the paper again but I was smart enough to know that these documents were real, they aren’t void. As I looked at the paper I felt the string in my head pulling again as I held myself from breaking down all over again. First I was deceived and betrayed by all those I trusted and now a reckless one night stand had turned into a marriage agreement with his enemy.

“Mia, we need to be honest with you about Maurice.” Nana Nancy pushed the folder forward, her voice calm and sure. “The man you married cornered us. He offered help, on one condition. You!” Her words were careful, surgical. Mia’s fingers trembled as she read. Each line was a fresh cut: clauses rearranged, favors exchanged, signatures that made the kindness shown to her feel suddenly transactional. The air in the room grew thin around her. Thomas’s tone was blunt. “Any marriage built on deception won’t last, Mia. He deceived us all.”

Elena's thoughts raced trying to figure out what the words meant, which appeared to pop off the page. Her pulse quickened as she whispered beneath her breath, "Marriage contract?" She turned the pages, taking in the information. The union was a calculated move, a front kept open to the world. The connection between Avalynn and Jace was a carefully contrived falsehood. Their marriage was a business transaction, a means of combining their families' wealth and influence, not a true love affair.

I ran towards the sitting room, past the statues of the knights keeping watch, past the paintings, and into the sitting room. “ Did you know?” I asked as I approached Hazel. “ What? What is it? What is wrong?” He asked, standing to his feet. “ Did you know about everything”. “ What everything? What are you talking about?” “ Did you know that our marriage was a fraud?!” My tears started gushing out furiously, “ did you know that your mother and my father's lawyer deceived us into getting married?” I really wanted to hear his answer. “ I ………I…….”, he stuttered.

“It’s more complicated than that. Our marriage… it wasn’t what you thought it was. It was a contract, something we agreed on for convenience, for appearances. It was never supposed to be real.” I could feel his eyes boring into me, the weight of his disappointment hanging heavy in the air. “A contract?” he echoed, his voice rising. “You deceived me? You made a mockery of your marriage, of that woman?” "I wasn’t intending this to happen," I said quickly, looking up at him in desperation. I had no idea it would come to this; I was just...” “You didn’t know?” he snapped coldly. “Kylo, you let that girl into our family. You made me think she was your wife; you made me care for her like my own gr

“But… he found love and to me she seems like an honest and genuine soul.” “She isn’t! Something in me can see through her facade. She’s a fraud if you don’t believe me now, think it through, their wedding was done in a rush, nobody attended, we haven't met her family before, and she didn’t bother to meet us before accepting to marry him something screams fishy. Salvatore never mentioned her, and suddenly his marriage seems strange. How would you feel waking up one morning with news of my secret marriage? Why did they have to secretly conduct their wedding if there was nothing to hide? Their marriage screams deceit. I’m not buying their lies.”

“You really do not have to do this Noah , you know you don’t want to , you don’t want to stand in here and talk to me , you hate me so much and I can see it in your eyes , but you really do not have to pretend that you certainly want to do this for your wife as you claimed or if you are just here to see my face one last time or trying to make up for the guilty conscience that’s eating you up . I can see it in your face Noah , I know you too well and I know that you are just lying . I know that this isn’t what you want ,but I will be sure to say this . A marriage built on lies , deceit , or even still betrayal is never going to work , that marriage is doomed to fail from the beginning but rig

What a meticulous man! After recovering from her shock, she sighed, her eyes uncontrollably pooling up from the deception. Despite knowing the fact that this marriage was fake from the beginning, she couldn't help but feel bad. She felt betrayed, played. Nathan could have told her that he needed her help. She couldn't have possibly refused to help him. Why would he trap her in a loveless fake marriage? He even made her take those oaths. It was disgusting. He is so ruthless...! She was infuriated.