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Married to the billionaire by contract
He moved through the room with clarity, his voice precise and prepared.
But even as he argued the technicalities—that the marriage met the conditions, that the contract was valid, that Elena’s decision was voluntary—his mind kept returning to the hospital and to the warmth there. He realized, with an uncomfortable clarity, that the thing he was defending in the room was not just the company. It was now tangled with something more personal: the knowledge of Elena’s laugh, the image of her with Ethan.
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Frozen Submission (M*M)Romance
But it was real.
Later that evening, after the team had come and gone with updates on the lawsuit and the league appeal, Callan turned to me with a new intensity in his eyes.
“Marry me,” he said suddenly.
I blinked. “We already did. In this room. Remember?”
He shook his head. “Not like that. Not the small hospital ceremony with just a few people. I mean really marry me. Soon. Legally. Publicly if you want. Before the suspension kicks in. Before the legal battles get worse. Before anything else can try to pull us apart. I want to stand in front of the world and call you my husband. I want paperwork. I want rings. I want everyone to know that we chose each other when everything was trying to d
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I Married the Man My Ex Could Never Compete With
The contact sends an unexpected ripple of warmth through me.
“You’re overthinking this,” he says.
“I don’t think that’s possible when my husband rewrites our marriage in front of international media.”
“You are my wife.”
“That wasn’t the question.”
Silence settles again.
I look down at our hands.
At some point during the walk out of the ballroom, Adrian took mine again.
I hadn’t even noticed when.
Our fingers are still intertwined.
I slowly try to pull away.
His grip tightens.
Not aggressively.
Just enough to stop the movement.
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Married to a Stripper
“I need to tell you something, but it’s… a lot. You have to promise me you won’t judge.”
Sophia tilted her head, her voice softening. “Amber, whatever it is, I’m not judging. Just talk to me.”
Amber exhaled shakily. “Ryan and I… it’s not what it looks like. Our marriage—it’s not real. It’s a contract.”
Sophia’s brows shot up. “A contract? What do you mean?”
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Married to My Sister's Boyfriend
He was accepted by the board members as a new shareholder and was praised for his achievements in the short time in the business world.
To much of his annoyance, his wedding also became a topic.
For once, he glared at Evana but at some point, he himself praised Elaine and uttered, "I am really lucky to have a caring and loving wife like Elaine."
Evana's face darkened at his announcement. Thinking things might turn out the wrong way, James tried to get their attention and officially started the meeting.
The problem on some of their current projects were discussed and they reached solutions also by the end of the meeting.
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My Husband Regrets Marrying His Assistant
In our eighth year, he said that we should wait until he received an invitation to Paris Fashion Week.
It had been ten years, and he had finally won the Paris Fashion Award. However, he was marrying someone else.
“Don’t bother with the divorce,” I said as I pulled my hand free. “I’d hate for Stella’s mother to see you two separate. It might make her condition worse. I can’t take responsibility for that.”
Alexander froze for a moment before he breathed a sigh of relief. “Finally, you understand. Once this blows over, we can—”
“There will be no ‘we.’” I cut him off. “Ten years, Alexander. Now, I finally see it clearly.”
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Secret Marriage To My Brother's Best friend
There are a million articles about me posted already, and my brother Jace hasn’t been spared in all of this.
Sources tell us that the basketballer’s best friend was also a key player in this ploy. The fake marriage was orchestrated to get the star player into signing a deal that will benefit Gracie and her family.
“They take the truth and they twist it,” I mutter under my voice, and Trevor pauses in his pacing to look at me. Our eyes meet briefly, and the flicker of confusion in his makes me sigh.
I avert my eyes from his and nibble on my lower lip. After overhearing his conversation with his friends the other night, I keep rethinking why I’m here trying to help him.
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Married to my sister's billionaire
Ethan slid a tablet across the desk to me… I hesitated before looking down.
An article filled the screen.
ETHAN HALE DEFENDS WIFE DURING MEDIA CHAOS.
Photos of Ethan pulling me protectively against him from last night covered the page.
His arm around my waist, his cold glare to the reporters.
Anyone looking at those pictures would believe he cared about me.
My chest tightened.
“It’s convincing,” Ethan said emotionlessly.
I slowly looked at him, “You mean our marriage.”
“Yes.” his expression hardened and the warmth inside me died.
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Married to Mr. Wheelchair
He was the man in the wheelchair.
"Kate Sydnee?" The man looked at Kate with a serious and determined gaze. There was no smile on his lips. His face looked unfriendly.
"Yes, I'm Kate Sydnee. I'm sorry, Sir. What's the matter?" asked Kate. She stood in confusion because she didn't know what to do. Because, she didn't recognize the man in front of her.
"You forgot, just two days ago you signed a marriage contract with me!"
Kate was shocked. She only remembered now, and to be sure, Kate stammered at the man. "Are you Mr. Jack-son Ma-tte-w?"
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Frequently Asked Questions
I stumbled upon the concept of self-marriage, or 'sologamy,' a few years ago while browsing obscure lifestyle articles, and it fascinated me. At first glance, it seems like a quirky performance art piece, but digging deeper reveals layers about autonomy and self-love. People who commit to themselves this way often frame it as a radical act of prioritizing their own happiness—like a public vow to stop waiting for external validation. It’s less about loneliness and more about reclaiming agency, especially in cultures where marital status defines social worth.
That said, I’ve seen critics dismiss it as narcissistic, which feels reductive. One woman’s viral self-wedding video showed her gifting herself a ring after surviving bankruptcy and divorce. The ceremony wasn’t about romantic delusions; it was a ritualized fresh start. Whether it’s a symbolic gesture or a lifelong commitment varies wildly, but the core idea challenges how we define fulfillment. Personally, I admire the audacity—it’s like giving middle fingers to societal timelines while throwing yourself a cake-filled party.
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