Accidently Married Novels & Stories

If only I could turn back time to that night and change what occurred, I would, a million times over. But it's too late now. Far too late. Waking up from a nightmare is bad enough, but waking up next to a stranger and discovering you're now married is far beyond what I imagined. Especially when you realize something happened between the two of you. "How did this happen? I didn't... what... What did I do? Damn!" I kept whispering to myself.

George said, but he kept signaling me about what I had just said. “Hahaha! I know, George. Actually, before I went back to Dubai, I accidentally got married because I was so drunk when I went to Boracay to think things over. Who would have thought that James and I would cross paths abroad? The world is so small, and that’s when we found out we were already married, and it’s legally registered,” I told my brother in a long story. My husband looked at me weirdly because I suddenly said all that. “Haha, Love, don’t be surprised. George and I are so close that just a look and we already know what the other means,” I added to James.

“What if you are actually married to man of your dreams?” “It was a mistake. A clerical error, most likely,” I said. “Someone down at city hall must have put a check mark in the wrong place. Whoever I’m married to is most likely supposed to be married to someone else.” Maria inched closer to me and lowered her voice so others couldn’t hear, “But what about Vegas?” I covered my face with both hands and groaned. Would I ever outlive that embarrassment? It was bad enough that I had a one night stand. Would I have been so irresponsible to actually marry someone?

"Excuse me." "Mama Johnson, you will not believe what happened to me today." Lily did not miss any single detail, from the stains on her gown, to Kim's presence and getting married in two days. "I can't believe this!" Mama Johnson gasped. "Neither can I, isn't it fishy how rushed the…" "All of my dreams have come true just like that!" Mama Johnson squealed. "Seriously mum?" Lily rolled her eyes. "Applying for this was a mistake in the first place. Did you skip the part where I said his father hates me, or that the wedding is fucking two days away!"

I don't have any savings if in case I'll repeat the semester. I have already called all the saints I could call to spare me the trouble I created. I noticed that as the graduation was nearly approaching, all the bad luck just went on my way. First, the marriage certificate proves that I and Keandrick Saavedra, the owner of Saavedra Inc. married that we both didn't know how it happened. Second, this recklessness of mine. I should start praying from now on that I won't be fired from this part-time job for my finals. Gosh, are all the kinds of bad luck going on my way as long as I live?

They've just signed the marriage contract and Kathleen's stomach quivered as they came out of the magistrate office, she glanced at her husband, the only thing she knew about the man she had married was his name, Derek Deloux, her husband, her heart pounded as the reality of what she has just done hit her, she had sought shelter from him, what if he turned out to be worst than Dave, well, she can handle it, there was nothing like emotions attached to this marriage, it was simply marriage by name alone, she would have nothing to regret.

He joked and I chuckled. Once again, I was speechless as my heart raced. I silently hoped that I wasn't getting married to anyone. Assorted shapes and colors of lawn chairs were set in rows, with a center aisle. There was a long, linen-covered table off to one side, and in the corner of it sat a four-tiered white cake with a bride and groom on top. "It's a wedding party." Helen screamed and my heart skipped a beat. I suddenly felt scared. No, there was no way I would marry Brody. Marriage was a commitment and not a joke. I couldn't get married right now.

Silently, I prayed that this would go in our favor so that all this would go away from me once and for all. My life stopped being perfect since the accident. Waking up from coma after a period of time and I had had to go through series of bumps in my life. First of all, I woke up being a married man to a woman I barely knew, and then the lies, and betrayal that came from that. And of course, the divorce. I would admit that I didn’t handle my marriage with Alexa well, but that didn’t mean that she would have to turn against me, which was exactly what landed me in this situation. However, if this would work for me, I promised myself to stay away from Alexa Silver forever.

She had a very small stature and looked a lot like a woman who was still trying to do things for herself. “You never mentioned it…” he mumbled, his head shaking. “Ah… sorry. I am married,” she said again. “But, I like you…” he had blurted before he thought of his words again. Now that she was married, he never should have told her that. “I have liked you since the first day that I saw you.” “Excuse me?” She raised a brow. “I just said I was married…” she faked a smile. “And is it a crime that I profess my feelings to a married woman?”

My body was still shaking from the frustration, fear, and everything else that had happened. I buried my face against his chest. "I'm so sorry," I said quietly, thinking of how my parents wouldn't be dealing with any of this if it weren't for me. "There is nothing to be sorry about," he said softly. "You are not responsible for any of this." But he was mistaken. I married that bastard and brought him into their lives. Dad said I had no idea things would turn out this way. But Mom had warned me. I should have listened.