Before We Get Married Novels & Stories

“This time tomorrow night, we’ll be on our way out of here.” I smile against his lips, knowing things are going work out. “Are you sure you want to get married now?” I ask as he wraps his large arms around me. “Uh-huh.” He smiles as my hand wraps around his shoulders. “Why tonight?” I ask. “What’s different?” “Because who knows what tomorrow holds,” he whispers. “Live in the moment, remember? Sometimes I forget to.” He smiles down on me and, at this moment, I know he wants this as much as I do. “We have to go back and get our passports from the room. We need three pieces of identification.”

Just a little finishing and we can live already there. After the wedding, we will fix the interior design of the house before we leave the country for our honeymoon. We'll spend a month traveling abroad, before going back to the country. Back to work, business, and to start having a family of our own. It's our mutual decision to have a baby. The big church here in the city is decorated with different colors of fresh flowers. The church is also filled with our friends, acquaintances, relatives, and classmates from elementary to college. They had smiles on their lips as their eyes focused on me.

I stammer. “Well… I want us to get married?” he says like it's the most natural thing in the world. “Before the month runs out.” “Get married?” I repeat, swallowing the lump in my throat. “But we are not ready yet. We are still in college and still have a whole lot of adventures before us.” I know I have to convince him. If Rylan had been the one that ask me to marry him, I wouldn't even think twice before I jump at him.

Pecking my lips as we walked in the courtyard, together, right beside each other and there was no soul to stop us from this sweet moment. “Anyways, now that our most trouble is gone, can we please decide on a school for our sons?” I asked in a sigh, getting worried about their education now. “Not yet,” “Then?” To my belief, most of our problems were solved then what was left? “Not until we get married at least.” Ah, that, the most important event. With a blush rising to my cheek, I couldn’t help but to grin and avert my gaze shyly. “I have been dying to see you as MY bride, not someone else’s, mine. Kiss you before everyone, calling you ‘my’ wife,”

NIRVANA “Let’s get married, sweetheart.” It still echoed in my ears. It shocked me. Gaping, I waited until he took it back, but it didn’t happen. “I’m sure Sebastien has connections to process our documents.” “You want a civil wedding?” “Yeah. I want to do it right with proper documentation.” I held his hands. They were cold. “Baby, are you nervous?” “Yeah. I’m afraid you might disagree.” “We’re getting married in the States. Period. And yes, let’s get married today or tomorrow. Whenever we can.”

"Because we have a lot of things to do before that." "Like what?" "Like getting to know each other and each other's family more? Spend some more time with each other before the wedding?" I said. "And to be honest, with this situation going on, I don't want Monet to ruin the happiest day of my life. I want him to be gone from our lives before we take this new step."

They both are in a transparent stuff so we had a matching blouse under it but our stomach is visible through the thin material. "Yeah..they are in my room. You get ready till then I fetch them from my room." I said while taking my dupatta from bed. "Okey..." she replied while applying a makeup on her face. Today we all are going to temple to take blessings from God for our marriage and It is really a fun to go to temple in festivals especially on Diwali time. They all are decorating beautifully with fairy lights and garlands. I was walking towards my room but my steps halted when a realization hit me that It was Siddharth's room now. Means he will also be there.

I can’t tell him we are not, given that he doesn’t know the terms of our marriage. Instead, I clear my throat. “Anyway, is there anything you want me to do before we settle in for the day?”

My brows knitted, my body already melting in anticipation for more kisses. "For now we have to keep everything on the low, my love. We no longer know who is for us and who is against us. So, for now, this should be between us and then one week before the ceremony, we will inform our families and invite the people we want. It should be performed in a small way. Nothing much."

These were hectic days of preparation and last-minute rushes, fueled by a sense of excitement and anticipation, right before my wedding to Seth. Invitations were all out, the arrangements were being finalized, and the house was abuzz with energy in anticipation of a celebration. Seth and I would finally tie the knot and solidify our bond amongst a loving family and great friends.