Aaron Tveit Married Novels & Stories

“He got married to me. I was his choice. Whatever tale you're holding on to, is finished.” Once more, Kara's laughter reverberated off the walls of the mansion. “Always so serious, Mariagorreti. It's really adorable. However, I must warn you of a spoiler: Aaron and I were destined to be together. We were meant to marry, settle down and take control of this whole fucking empire. Please don't flatter yourself. You just—what? Slid in because I wasn't there.” With a harder tone, Susann folded her arms. “That is enough. Please be careful.”

Aaron and Anson exchanged another glance, their hearts skipping a beat. This woman was unfamiliar—she wasn't either of their mothers. Surely it couldn't really mean that their older brother had gotten married... While they were still in shock, they heard Archer say, "I got married." "This is Aria, my wife," Archer announced solemnly, holding Aria's hand. "Plop." That was the sound of Anson's Lego piece dropping. "Plop." That was the sound of Aaron's Lego piece dropping. The two exchanged glances again, their eyes full of disbelief, as if saying Archer had "gone crazy."

Aaron took the hands gently. “What is all this?” Whispered Jeanne again, this time to Aaron. “Surprise!” Said him in a slow but cheerful voice. Jeanne could not contain her happiness that her voice cracked and tears were rolling down fast. The pastor then started the wedding and the couple took their oath. They then kissed each other fondly and tenderly after the series of ‘I do’. “Today, I take you as my wife and Adam and Evelyn as the compliment to our beautiful marriage. I hope we will be a happy family, ever after,” said Aaron.

“Mother called a while ago and said Señorito Aaron’s marriage didn’t go through.” “My goodness, what happened?” Arriana turned over in bed, and waited for the rest of her friend’s story. “The day before yesterday, Señorito Aaron was missing. He left a note that he was not ready to settle down to a quiet life.” “It’s good that their marriage didn’t work out, Celine wasn’t right for him.” Arriana grinned and envisioned the world of the hated woman collapsing. “It must be chaotic right now at the mansion, so Sir Axel is busy.”

“It is said that Mr Wentworth has had a crush on his childhood friend for a long time. He’s always been waiting for her no wonder he doesn’t fall in love with someone else. Isn’t it sweet? I hear they are going to get married soon. She’s been doing her studies abroad and she's also a famous pianist abroad. Let me search for her and see what she looks like. I heard she’s a beauty.” Tessa was frozen on the spot as she tried to register the words that Nora had just said. Aaron had someone he had always loved and he would get married soon. Why was he with her if that was the case? Why did he take her virginity? Why did he string her along and give her hope when he had no plans of marrying her? T

Aaron said as she turned into a tomato earning a laugh from Aaron. A week left for their wedding as everyone was happy for them. Her mother was on cloud nine as they were going to wear Creature's new collection dresses. It was night when she came to meet Aaron as she wanted him to show her wedding dress. Aaron hadn't any free time these days as he was working hard so that he could take Alaina on a vacation. He wanted to spend sometime with her alone.

"Miss Cooper, how about you sponsor me for life?" Aveline chuckled. "I won’t need to. There’s already someone who wants to take care of you forever." Selena’s cheeks flushed, but she said, "Looks like I bet right this time." Aaron had found out what his family had done to her and had a huge argument with them. Afterward, he’d pulled her straight to register their marriage. Now, she was a married woman!

Was something wrong with what I was wearing? I spotted my seatmates in chemistry class, Jay and Dean. They immediately approached me and hugged me. Jay: Hey Aaron, how dare you not tell us you were getting married, huh?! And most importantly, married to multi-billionaire’s hot daughter, Nessa Stevens?! Oh no.

"Protectiveness. Suspicion. Even rudeness. But this?" She gestured to the papers. "This is invasive. It's tawdry." "It's the truth," Aria said. Her voice was steady, though her heart hammered against her ribs. She shifted Emma to her hip. "You were married to Edward Vance in 1995. You married Richard West in 1996. You didn't divorce Vance until 1999." Vivian sighed. She sat on the sofa, crossing her legs. She looked at Aria with the disappointed patience of a teacher correcting a slow student.

Aaron bent over her shoulder, put the brush down and covered her hands with his, slipping the ring off for her. “But I am watching. I chose to be here, Aria. Please, just let me.” She turned around, raised her eyes to his and wrapped her arms around his middle, letting silent tears fall against his shirt. It still hurt that she loved another man, that the woman he was about to make his wife loved someone else, but Aaron found some comfort in being in pain with her. This stifling thing that made him feel like he couldn't breathe now made him hopeful for their future.