Accidently Married Novels & Stories

"No matter what you try, I won't go easy on you. You will make that wedding dress whether you want to or not. Don't forget that you spent three years in a coma, living off my money. You owe me." I was momentarily speechless. I was pregnant with Luca too soon. At the time, Owen wanted to marry me, but I didn't want to hold a wedding while pregnant. We planned to register our marriage since we wouldn't have a wedding. But on the day we were supposed to go to the city hall, we got into an accident. A van lost control and headed straight for us. In that split second before impact, I instinctively shielded Owen with my own body. So, even though we had a three-year-old child together, we were neve

Richard was out driving late at night and got into an accident. Was it because he was out looking for her? Maria was torn, not knowing what to do. Her logical side was telling her that no matter what happened to Richard, it had nothing to do with her. They weren't even legally married. Technically, they were never truly husband and wife. But her emotions were telling her something else, clashing with her own reasoning. Whenever she let herself think Richard's accident might have happened because of her, she couldn't sit still.

“You do this to yourself. You’ve got to stop blaming everyone else for your problems.” He chuckled and leaned back. “Are you trying to say that you marrying my girlfriend is right?” “Look, I’m not telling you anything other than the fact that you two are adults who are free to go with anyone out there. She was not engaged to anyone and she wasn’t dating. Of course I would have her. We got married and suddenly you’re mad at me. Don’t you act like you’re innocent either. You were playing Amelia and Audrey.” “What?!” “You knew they were sisters and you still went on to engage one while keeping the other by the side. That was wrong.”

" What?!" " That's not the shocking part yet. The things is that after I was abandoned by the altar, I mistakenly got married to a stranger. I don't remember much because I was drunk at the bar and..." Emily wasn't able to complete her sentence when she was interrupted by Tricia's repeated words. "Whoa! You got married to a stranger? You got married to a stranger?!" Emily nodded to her words. The news came as a shock to Tricia. After staring unbelievably at Emily, they continued their walk home.

His eyes locked on mine. “What the hell is so funny?” I leaned against the pew, lips curling. “You, lecturing them about mistakes, in a Vegas chapel. That’s funny.” His brows shot up. “Excuse me?” “Marriage is always a mistake,” I said, the words dripping from my tongue like venom. “It’s just contracts wrapped in flowers. At least they’ll figure it out now instead of twenty years later.” The bride gasped and the groom sputtered. The priest looked scandalized. But the man, the stranger, his jaw tightened, and fire lit in his eyes.

Graham did hand gestures, adding, “Okay, sure, it was an accident. But not all accidents are bad. Some accidents turn out to be… the best decisions you never planned. Think about it. We met by chance, at least I never planned the kids, and now here we are, married without even trying.” “Of course, I had planned to propose. I want a grand wedding, but it’s like fate was working overtime. Some people chase destiny their whole lives. Ours just… fast-tracked it with a paperwork mix-up.” “I think it’s great!” Graham turned to the kids, asking, “Right, kids? I’m officially your daddy, and your mother’s husband!” “It’s great!” Eden exclaimed. “We love it!” Elliott echoed. Later that night, Elise an

“Callista… do you remember the accident?” “The one that happened five years ago.” Something flickered at the edge of my memory but it slipped away before I could grab it. My chest rose and fell faster. “So let me get this straight,” I said slowly. “My husband married my best friend…” My voice hardened. “…and I’m the only idiot who didn’t know I wasn’t even married anymore?”

she said as a matter of fact. "That's what I want to do too but look at the situation I got myself into..." I groaned, combing my fingers through my hair. "I accidentally married his uncle, and now I don't even know how I got married or who the father of this baby is...that's how fucked up things are. I can't imagine it being Sinclair's..." My face went ghostly pale. If that was the case there was a large chance I would be pressurised into marrying him That would be a thing of nightmares. Sinclair still refuses to admit he was cheating. If we got married, he was probably still going to keep my sister as his mistress, and it could get worse.

Sometimes, the things you least expect and think are unfortunate turn out to be the ones that add color to your life, just like their love story as a married couple. Their story started with some surprising twists of fate. First, there was an unplanned pregnancy, catching them off guard. Then, one night, they bumped into each other at a bar, two strangers brought together by chance. It was just a quick meeting, but it changed everything for them. At first, their journey seemed random, like a bunch of accidents leading nowhere. But over time, they began to see it differently. They started to believe that maybe there was a bigger plan at work, guiding them along.

I replied in a low voice. “Sometimes we don't always get what we wish for,” I mumbled under my breath. I've always dreamt of a peaceful and loving marriage where I'd live happily with my husband and kids, with Malcolm as the husband of course. But I got the opposite. “Was there any abuse or cheating? I'm sorry if I'm asking too many questions. We should probably stop here.” “It's nothing. Malcolm did not hit me. It just didn't work out.” I knew I was omitting many parts of the story. But still, my marriage with Malcolm did not work out.