Accidently Married Novels & Stories

since the opening of my catering shop, this was the biggest deal I got,to cater for a three day business convention, A very big deal and it could even open up bigger opportunities for me, I mostly just had jobs like kids birthday party, house warming or little parties coupled with the walk-in and seat cafe in the catering shop for breakfast or mid snack of pastries and coffee. Getting into the taxi conveying me from the airport to Chase's apartment, I turned on my phone It buzzed with an incoming message from chase “I love you too” which had been sent over 2 hrs ago. I had not told him I was coming back today, I missed him and wanting to surprise him didn't disclose my arrival to him. I and

Then he leaned towards me and asked. “Karan, tell me, don’t you like your wife? Even if this is the case. You should at least give her a chance. Marriages are….” “I love her”. I said before he gave me an earful of a lecture. Then I continued. “in fact, I married my love of life. It is just that we met with an accident a few days ago in which she was badly injured. Although she survived and is now out of danger but she had temporary amnesia in which she forgot everything about me including our marriage”. I told him. Hearing this, he patted my shoulder and spoke.

I lifted tear-drenched brown eyes to Lisa’s face, and the other woman frowned, her expression thoughtful. “It was an accident. Mark and I hadn’t been dating for long—barely a month since the day he first walked into my bookshop—but we were serious enough that he was talking about introducing me to his cousin Alex, although he never mentioned you.” “One night Mark called me to cancel one of our dates because his cousin had been in an accident. It was pretty bad. I met Alex a few weeks later while he was still recovering in the hospital. Mark and I married about four months after the accident, when Alex was well enough to attend. If I hadn’t been two months pregnant at the time, we would have

We’re having a serious conversation not fighting over it. “So, where did we met?” I asked. I was eager to know the real side of the story. “Our meeting wasn't planned. Let's say a coincidence. You needed someone and I needed a partner. We clicked and started dating. From there we got married. And for the accident, we have having a fight. You know normal couples fight on our way back from your parents house. Then we got into an accident. And here we are now” in as much as she was all serious explaining, some part of me was kind of doubting. How can we meet and fall in love a short amount of time? I wasn't desperate to get a partner talk more of getting married. And I know my parents wouldn't

"They say he was my boyfriend before the accident. We got married, just like that. And then..." "You had an accident?" He asked in a gentle but coaxed voice. "Yes... focus." I warned in a slurry tone. "Okay... okay," he said. "And then?" "And then came the contract," I whispered with my eyes half closed. "Marriage number two." I said, pouting my mouth and raising two fingers in the air. " Then it was paper, power, short-term fame, lies, betrayal. All... of... it." The room swayed slightly. My words had already tumbled out before I could pull them back.

“I’m sorry, I nearly got into an accident along the way here. Alejandro suddenly drove his car into the other driver’s car and saved me. Otherwise, the baby and I would both be in danger. I couldn’t just leave him there, so I called an ambulance and sent him to the hospital. But the Smiths are here now, so let’s go. It’s not too late to get registered still.” She hadn’t noticed how Jackson’s face had drained of color from panic. His body was shaking too. He hugged her back in a tight grip and answered in a hoarse voice, “I shouldn’t have left you alone. I’m sorry… I should have picked you up…” She was confused. “Why? It was only an accident. It’s fine. Maybe this means that I’ll have good lu

They must have been desperate at that time and it is the only way to solve their problem. “What is your problem with your marriage?” I asked. “Do you want an annulment?” She shook her head and let out a deep breath. “Annulment is not an option, Milan. We only got married last year and if I leave him, it will affect our company.” “So?” “I am pregnant.” My eyes widened as I heard that. “W-what?” She sighed. “I am pregnant and of course, the father of this child is my husband. But when we did it for the first time, we were both drunk so you could say that it was just an accident. He might not want it so I don’t want him to know.”

“Think about it. You’ve always had a thing for Evan Blackman. You told me about it more times than I can count—how you’d go breathless just seeing him in a magazine, how you felt like melting whenever he looked your way. So… why did you walk out on him?” I didn’t answer immediately. I couldn’t. My eyes dropped to my fingers, fidgeting with the hem of Maria’s throw pillow. A thick silence hung between us until I finally let out a long, shaky sigh and looked up to meet her gaze. Maria didn’t waver. She leaned forward slightly, her voice softer now. “Katie, if there’s anything I know for sure, it’s that sometimes the universe throws us a bone in the middle of chaos. You lost your family, your m

All I ever saw was our happy-ever-after. “Now, you are asking what you got yourself into?” The sarcasm in his voice was unmistakable, but there was no mistaking the logic there. First, my groom ran out of me. Second, I married his brother accidentally, third, I was ostracized by the people in Damon’s circle, and now this… I am implicated in something that may very well backfire on me. “That was unfair!” I got out with enough indignation, even when my voice shook dismally.