Blitz Marriage: Love To Be Found Novels & Stories

Then the marriage was over I tied the knot and I don't know what's going to happen in our life but I decided to protect this girl till my last breath I can't say that I can love her but I will make sure that no one dared to hurt her, even if I like her or not I will be there for her and this makes my parents happy. After finishing our reception we all went to our home, throughout the drive I didn't glance at her and she was also busy talking with her cousin Riya and Raghav were driving the car. After we went to our home I talked with Kishore uncle throughout our talk I noticed he was such a gentleman and very hardworking just like my father he talked about his business and he praised me for

“How do we get married if we don't love each other in the first place? I know everyone is wondering our relationship wasn't in the light but we had kept things under the low, and now we're in public, it feels so new to us, to have everyone watching us like a hawk.” Blake still didn’t speak. He just watched me. Susanne nodded slowly. “That’s honest. I like that.” She looked at Blake now. “Do you want to add anything to that, Blake?” He cleared his throat. “Jasmine said it best.” That answer annoyed me more than it should’ve. Susanne turned toward the camera. “There you have it, folks. Maybe love doesn’t always begin with flowers and dates. Maybe sometimes, it starts with a contract and ends w

"Why should I marry you? Are you crazy? You're dead wrong! I don't love you, Axel. I hate you!" Axel started to squint and glared at Blair. His patience is running out. "Just so you know, I really hate you too! You're always loud and making the house a mess." "That's right!" Blair said firmly. "Two people who hate each other cannot love each other. Especially getting married. So you must be crazy! We can't get married!" "That's it," muttered Axel. "When we get divorced later, then everything will be easier." Blair suddenly fell silent and thought for a long time. "Divorce?"

“I don’t need to know. His reasons are his own.” But Hillary wasn’t letting it go. “It matters more than you think, Faith,” she replied, her voice turning icy and unyielding. “You see, Blaze promised himself he would never marry anyone if it wasn’t her. His first love. He swore he would never love anyone the way he loved her. So, if you think you’re going to be the one to change that... you’re wrong.” The words felt like a slap to the face, and I felt my chest tighten with a strange, painful realization.

“This beach is a witness to how your golden heart thawed my icy heart. This is where you spoke sense to me, several times, caramel. You are the real deal and I love you so much.” I blushed at his sweet words. “I love you too.” “Will you marry me?” Blaze proposed as he did a gentleman pose. I covered my mouth with my hand in surprise as the shiny ring sparkled before me. I couldn’t believe it and people began to gather, cheering me on. “Yes.” I responded in joy. Then he leaned over to me and gave me a hot kiss and then he carried me to the water and swirled many times and shouted. “Caramel, I love you!”

My heart was racing in my chest as I marched down the aisle because I had a lot of mixed emotions about this marriage, knowing that it was not my destiny to marry Evan. I knew very well that I was destined to be with Blaze, my mate. That's why I couldn't understand why destiny let me meet him or I should rather ask why we became mates, if, in the end, we would not be together. If in the end, we would only fight each other. Sigh. I shouldn't be thinking of Blaze anymore. It's not right. But what could I do? I couldn't help myself thinking of him as my heart was shouting, firmly opposing this marriage.

“Because right now, I feel like a fool forever thinking this marriage was becoming real.” Blaze hesitated, his gaze dropping to the floor. “Tell me, Blaze!” I shouted, my chest heaving. “Tell me why you really married me!” He looked up, his eyes locking onto mine. For a moment, I saw something raw, something vulnerable, in his expression. “You already know the answer, Kaia. So don’t act like you are innocent. I agreed to the marriage just like you. I married you because I needed you,” he admitted quietly.

Yet, this was only their second meeting, and he was already talking about marriage. Just as Isabella was processing his words, Quinn's low, mellow voice continued. "In my opinion, the purpose of blind dates is simple: people want to get married, have kids, and live what others consider a 'normal' life. At least, that's why I'm here. Don't you agree?" "You’re right, but this is only our second meeting. Don't you think it's a bit too soon to talk about marriage?" Isabella replied, expressing her thoughts. She did intend to start a family, but she didn't want to be so hasty.

It was my expectations. “It’s your turn,” I dared instead. “Tell me about your wife. I didn’t even know you had one. Not a lot of people seem to know it.” “I didn’t think it was important to talk about it,” Blaze answered as he stepped out of the balcony with me still in his arms. I frowned. “You married her. Of course, it was important. What happened between the two of you?” “My parents are fated mates, Natalia,” he said out of the blue.

Now he's delivering me to the biggest monster of all. Then he places my hand in Blaze's, and the contact sends a shock through me. His hand completely engulfs mine, making me feel utterly powerless. There's possessiveness in his touch that goes beyond normal. I look up into his face, searching for some hint of humanity. However, his expression is carved from stone. When he smiles at me, it doesn't reach his eyes. It's the smile of a predator who's cornered his prey. "Dearly beloved. We are gathered here today to witness the union of Blaze Langston and Tessa Whyte in holy matrimony." The priest begins to speak about love and commitment.