Besties Marrying Together Novels & Stories

I could see Axel teaching his little sister tricks on how to swim faster, and I couldn't express the happiness that I feel, I am a happy mother of two and a contented happy wife. Six months after our church wedding, my best friend married my husband's best friend. Alice and Zachary are now living in Astikoz hills. Lennon got married to his secretary and they have two sons, while Cole is happy with his partner with the blessings of his parents. It wasn't easy at first, but dad later accepted that Cole couldn't love girls. We were waiting for Gael and Ava, after three years of courtship they got married, they have lovely twins and they are singers, and guess what? Isabelle and Dexter are still

It officially ended with their exchange of rings, and every headline in Cromwell was about the two weddings. Naturally, photos of both weddings were posted online, compared and contrasted a million times over. One of the comments even read: [Two weddings in a day, but only one couple is destined to be happy.]

Before the Christmas holidays, the four of us besties from Kingsley City held a vote. We had one question on the table: should Mia Williams be allowed to join our tight-knit friend group? I thought my friends and my boyfriend would vote no, just like me. After all, Mia had ulterior motives. She had repeatedly mocked and provoked me, all while shamelessly flirting with my boyfriend. However, I could not have been more wrong. My childhood friend, Jason Miller, remained calm as he said, “I vote yes. Mia is great in every way. Jenna, your jealousy is getting out of hand.” My best friend, Lily Wilson, immediately backed him up. “Exactly! Jenna, you can’t be so selfish. You don’t get to deci

Sophia Bennett has loved her billionaire best friend, Liam Kingston, for three years, convinced he could never love her back. When Liam’s grandfather leaves him one impossible condition to inherit his family empire, marriage, Sophia impulsively offers to become his wife for six months. It should be nothing more than a contract. But one kiss changes everything. As their fake marriage begins to feel dangerously real, secrets from their past resurface, someone starts watching Sophia, and Liam discovers the truth behind the misunderstanding that kept them apart for years. Then Sophia is kidnapped, forcing Liam to choose between the billion-dollar empire he was born to inherit and

There wasn’t a future for them before everything happened, and now? I wonder what he sees when he looks at Fallon. I think it’s hope. “He’s marrying them,” Brie says with a soft sigh. “I’m still unconvinced he’s qualified.” “Technically, they’re already married, so it doesn’t matter,” Maeve hisses, suddenly defensive. “Sarah and Maddy threw a hissy fit when they married at the temple and didn’t tell anyone until we all gathered in Maatua for Solstice.”

“I hope you saw it to finish, and you saw where I turned him down? And for the records, he is my best friend and not my boyfriend.” “What best friend asks his best friend to be his girlfriend? You have the worst set of friends.” “It happens. Best friends date and marry their best friends, so don't make it look like a big deal.” “I see. So you want to date your best friend? Need I remind you that you are married to me?” “I am aware of that, dear contract husband.”

She pauses, “That’s not my story. If she chooses to tell you, then that’s her choice.” George nods, and Seb starts fishing pouches of food out of the pot and placing them on bowls. “But we found fellowship with each other, and each adopted the others. Then the guys showed up, six years later and three years after that, Ben and I got married, Eliza and Simon paired off earlier this year, and now Connor and Serena. We’re all paired off. It’s nice.” Ben kisses her temple and stokes her side as she looks up at him. “You’ve just had some. Calm down, boy.” He chuckles and nods.

“Kian, honey you don’t even like girls why would you marry me?” “It’d be a platonic marriage and haven’t you seen that video of these super gentlemanly gay guys saying to the straights that they would take their wives away? Because come on we would be the best husbands, amazing dress sense, hardly ever a misogynist, we could listen to your gossip all day, a match made in heaven!” “I have seen that actually,” Aish chimed in, “Abel and Marshall showed me,” “How are they by the way?” I posed leaning against the counter with my cinnamon twist still pipping hot in its brown wrapping.

(18) |Edited| A D R I A N A •••••• I smiled to myself, already crazy but my friends had no idea. The so called husband that I had married for two years just divorced me because my wolf cleaned his mark. Sorry to say, but good riddance. The problem was, I was in bad talking terms with my dad because he gave me away and he was indirectly the cause of all my problems. Avery packed my stuff with the downest face ever and I shook my head sadly. I was going to miss her and Justin so much. They couldn't leave because well, Justin was Beta and Chris' best friend. He had to help Chris somehow, that's what he said.

He drags her to his lap and as they look into each other's eyes, they both know exactly what they want. They go ahead to do what they should have done on their wedding night; consummate their marriage. They didn't consummate their marriage on their wedding night because Sa'eed wanted to give Halima space and make sure she's ready. But now, they both are sure as hell that they are ready. ************ Halima wakes up beside her husband and blushes remembering how they had shamelessly hovered over each other a few hours ago. But it isn't shamelessness, after all they are married.