Novel & Cerita Arranged Marriage Romance Novels

Her father always did everything she wanted and she didn't dare disobey him in return. That was why she couldn't refuse the marriage. She was so lost. Getting married to someone she didn't know at all. But she did make her research about him. According to what she heard, he was actually a very good-looking man. But was known to be a total womanizer and play boy. He had up to 10 girlfriends and to top it all, he was a flirt with guts. And Sierra hated this.. She was looking out her window inhaling the fresh air, and trying to calm herself so she wouldn't get annoyed by this impromptu setup. She was also afraid of ruining her father's plans.

At club we mostly have some drinks and chat no dance or anything exotic. Girls throw their selves at us but we are not like that. They both are married and I believe in arrange marriage so I don't want this flings. In my family everyone had arrange marriage and all are happy so I can be happy as well. At start i wasn't ready to settle down and all so my family respected that and then there was some problem in my horoscope so they didn't wanted me to get married. As I reached I saw my home. Big mansion. Everyone has kind of big room which consist bedroom study and living room in the suite. We don't allow visitors or guests to those floors.

He pressed a hand against his chest, where his heart still beat unreasonably fast. For so long, he had told himself that this marriage was just a façade, a transaction he had accepted to test the Thompson family and expose their greed. But Mia… she was nothing like the girl he had been warned about. She was selfless, hardworking, gentle even when she thought no one noticed. And last night had changed everything. Darren exhaled deeply, running a hand through his hair. “I’m in too deep,” he muttered under his breath. His lips curled faintly. It's too deep, and I don’t regret it.

His grandfather's tone was authoritive, but also laced with a hint of sadness. "I'll make you a deal. Find someone. Anyone but her, and the position is yours," his grandfather had said. James had argued, but ultimately agreed and I knew what I had to do. It was supposed to be simple; I offered to marry James so that he gets what he wants, and in return, I get him. But his stipulation was that I offer my services to his one true love, Marina. The other woman. We wedded in a massive ceremony fit for a Queen, though it was far from personal. My mother handpicked everything, all the way down to my dress. Which was hideous. Nothing was how I would have liked it to be, but I didn’t dare object.

Everything looked to be going normal but In a way my mind wasn't, my mind was invaded by the thought of her and I needed a distraction before it consumed me. **** Two hours later, I was still upstairs in my office thinking about Irene and the whole arranged marriage thing. I guess that is what you get from being a deep thinker like myself. I was never really one for marriage— I have never been right cut out and it was even worse that I had to settle down with someone I had absolutely no feelings for or maybe I should just admit it and say it was a very confusing situation. Sometimes, it felt like I was starting to grow affectionate towards her and then all of a sudden I felt it crumbling aga

she said. As I watched the way her nose pointed elegantly, I wondered how I could build a romantic relationship with my own daughter-in-law. I’d never experienced romantic love despite being married before now. My marriage to Nora, Thayer’s mother, had been nothing short of business. It was an arranged marriage devoid of love from the start until Nora ended it. I had read that most arranged marriages usually ended in love after spending a few good months getting to know each other, but the reverse was the case in my own marriage. Nora began to cheat and steal from me; she almost rendered me bankrupt before she finally disappeared into thin air.

She couldn't help but wonder about the hidden dynamics and emotions that lay beneath the surface, potentially shaping their lives together. Olivia contemplated Asher's explanation, acknowledging the potential challenges that accompany arranged marriages. "Right. Arranged marriages can indeed be stressful, but if both partners truly understand each other, there's no turning back, I suppose. Love can still bloom even in such circumstances." Asher nodded in agreement, understanding Olivia's point. However, a tinge of uncertainty crossed his face as he responded with a shrug of his shoulders. "Well, that's the hope, isn't it? But love is a complicated matter, and sometimes it eludes even the mos

His eyebrows raised questiongly. Aaron looked at his gobsmacked face and nodded his eyes while still half bending his body on the rope. "It's true." He shrugs casually again back to look at the front wall. "She signed it." He asked frantically. Aaron watched Daniel with the corner of his eyes as he knows he couldn't digest the news he just announced maybe nobody can as this is the stupid thing he did. It's the fucking reality and he had mix up the real life with any fictional novel. Truly, he did get this idea reading some contract marriage novel which Kathy likes to read but it's truly obscure to even think that way in real life. As there are only two marriages that exist in this world. Fir

He scoffed and without waiting for me to reach his side, he walked outside into the car that was already opened for him. This man. He was exceptional. “Ma'am, get into the car. Mr. Maverick orders.” His chauffeur yelled, titling his head outside to check on me and I jolted back to my senses, rushing into the car. The marriage was fast, and it felt as though he had planned everything ahead and all I was left for was to sign the contract. I scanned the papers again and my eyes caught the pro's and con’s of the marriage I was getting myself into.