After Three Years Of Silent Marriage Novels & Stories

Then, finally, the sound of the door closing. The moment the room fell silent, the tears I had been holding back burst free. They poured endlessly, soaking into the pillow as I curled under the covers, biting my lip to keep myself from crying out loud. My body trembled as sobs wracked through me, each one ripping through my chest like a blade. Three years. Three years of marriage. Three years of trust, of devotion, of giving him everything I had. All of it ruined by a relationship that had not even lasted a year. Him and Vanessa. A past that should have stayed buried, yet returned to destroy everything I had built.

After all, no one wants a partner who would not hesitate to throw them to the wolves. But the mere thought of doing life with Astrid Machiavelli feels like a death sentence. My world is dark and cold without her. The three years I spent without Astrid were a special kind of hell. No matter how hard I tried, I could not forget her. I loved silence but for three years, even the silence echoed her name. I could not touch any other woman in those years because I longed for the one woman in the world who wanted nothing to do with me.

"I see. That's... it's good that you know that now, Edwina. Although, I'd have loved to hear this from you... three years ago. It's kinda too late now." She inhaled sharply at my words, her face going white, and I had to admit that a small, wicked part of me was enjoying this. She hadn't just crushed me, she'd stomped on my heart and left me bleeding. I wasn't going to let her get off so easily. Three years of silence, and now she wants to unravel in front of me? Let her. "I... You... You're married?" She murmured, her eyes immediately going to my left hand.

What she had done was also a mistake which had started everything. But instead he had received a cold six years silence. And now it was time for them to suffer. All three. Well, he wouldn’t break off the marriage; he wasn’t as vile as that. But he would make sure they knew where they stood with him and that as far as he was concerned, there was never going to be hope for a reunion. Miss Katherine Iris Thornton was in for a surprise if she was expecting a happy reunion after her damn behavior.

I said with a hint of malice so he would realize I was talking about the three years I spent married to him. “So you think our marriage was a waste of time?” he asked, looking hurt. “And it's a shock to me to be hearing that question coming from you after everything,” I replied. Was he really going to play the hurt card? Yes, the last three years had their good moments, but overall it was difficult to love someone in silence and never be loved back, especially when that person only thought about his ex.

And God help me, I don’t know how much longer I can keep them from breaking entirely. “Are you always this flirty?” I can’t help but ask when she sighs against my chest. “Are you always this mean?” She retorts. “What?” I ask, confused. But she stays quiet. The silence lingers and it’s not weird or uncomfortable, it’s just a silence that I’ve been used to since we got married. Our marriage didn’t start off sunny, but I got sunny from it. Eleanor is literally my life. I’m dying inside knowing I signed those divorce papers.

Nina continued, "Mom, Dad, since it's come to this, there's no use hiding anything. Nash and I had a three-year agreement in our marriage, two million in exchange for three years of my youth..." As she spoke, Nina's eyes inexplicably welled up, but she fought back her emotions. "When the three years are up, Nash and I will be even." After her words, everyone was left in stunned silence. Julia was shocked by the revelation. "What? A three-year marriage?" "Yes, just three years," Nina replied, now mocking herself. "There's no point in arguing, it always ends in divorce in the end, just a matter of time." Sally remained silent, her lips pursed. With a three-year agreement in place, she had litt

“NightThread, didn’t you also go silent for almost three years?” “Not you insulting Designer X after disappearing for years yourself.” I paused on the name. NightThread. Of all the voices that returned, this was the one that didn't surprise me. I let the comment sit there for a while before replying. “Attention was never the point. And some things don't get the luxury of choice in disappearing.” Three years ago, I got married out of what I thought was love. I ended up investing everything into that relationship, and lost touch with everything I used to enjoy,

Oh well, she did say she wanted a bunch of kids! So that’s the story of how I ended up touring Europe for my honeymoon like we had planned to do, just me, my pregnant wife, and our two children! I love her, our children, and the life we share. It still amazes me, that in three years, how my entire universe zoned in and shifted… To her, because of her, for her… Loyalty Amory Knight, my everything… My universe, in three years!

I kept quiet, curious to know what else happened that made him this heartless. "We were married for three years, and I loved her. She loved me too, or so I thought. Even though she didn't have a child for me. She was never pregnant even though we had sex multiple times. Nevertheless, I showed her all the love and affection I can." He paused speaking and also paused smoking. His two middle fingers tightened hard around the cigarette he was holding.