Bride Pushes Groom Off Cliff Novels & Stories

Few more days' I chanted in my head and exhaled. ***** Claire smiled sympathetically at the bride as she walked down the aisle with her father, who was holding her arm gently. The bride does not look too happy to be getting married, making it obvious to everyone that it's an arranged marriage. I wonder if Claire would also frown that way when we have our own wedding, I also wonder if she'll chose an outdoor wedding at the front yard like this one, or she wants something that would take place in a big church.

And then the train ripped. The bride stumbled backward with force. Her heel caught on the torn fabric. She fell. Everything happened in slow motion. Her arms windmilling. Her head tilting back. The sickening crack when her skull hit the stone pavement. Then silence. She wasn't moving. "Oh my god," someone whispered. A man rushed forward. He knelt beside her, pressing fingers to her neck. Checking for a pulse. He looked up at the groom. His face was pale. "She's... she's not breathing."

He asked in a bewildered tone, “I can borrow the cars, that’s no problem, I haven’t driven them since the car show. But dear, I’ve only heard about the convoy to pick up the bride and I’ve never heard of a convoy to send the bride. What kind of absurd rule is this?” Claire answered, “My friend was a resident student back in high school and she was from the rural county at the outskirts of Aurous Hill. Yes, you’re right, traditionally, it’s supposed to be the groom who sends a convoy to pick up the bride. However, the groom’s side despises her, so they’ve intentionally made a harsh request, saying that they won’t be picking up the bride during the wedding and they’ve asked the bride’s side to

On the streets, ordinary people stood frozen before giant billboards streaming the broadcast, whispering the same desperate prayer that the Princess of Virelia Kingdom would survive. Moments later, a black van stopped beside the bridal car. On live footage, men in black stormed out, dragging the bride and her driver from the vehicle before shoving them into the van. The bride’s bodyguards quickly gave chase. Gunfire erupted, and to the people watching, it felt like a movie scene come to life.

They fell to their faces the instant we walked in. “Is this how you dishonor my family!” He bawled. “By trying to kill my bride?” “No,” My uncle stuttered, lowering his gaze. “This is not my doing, and I’m pretty sure it was an accident. Darryn did not raise his voice. That frightened everyone more than a roar would have. “An accident,” he repeated slowly, his gaze never leaving my uncle’s face. “Your wife pushed my bride from the third floor of your castle. She bled. She disappeared. And your guards did nothing.”

The bride had immediately caught Kayden's eye, and right in front of all the guests, Kayden had gone onstage and demanded she sleep with him at the banquet. No man would be able to endure such humiliation. In the end, Kayden had ordered a dozen or so deacons from the Martial Arts Court to strip the bride naked, after which he ravished her right in front of the guests for more than four hours. Before leaving, he had given the order to break the groom's legs and to hang the groom's parents to death in the hotel's banquet hall. Afterward, no matter where the groom's family tried to appeal the case, no one paid them any attention. There were even those who told them to pretend that nothing had h

It's the top of a mountain, the mountain had a cliff at the side. "What will we do now?", Liam, my assistant asked. "You have to get married as soon as possible", he added. I sighed as I stared at the ocean. I looked around and I saw a lady coming out of her car. "Don't tell me she's gonna jump in?", I laughed and said out loud. Few seconds later, the woman jumped off the cliff. Liam also saw her jump off the cliff. "What now?", he asked as I took of my jacket. "You're gonna jump?", he added as I laughed and dove into the ocean.

Fast. Aiden watched him march across the hall with stiff determination, waiting for the perfect moment when his planted seeds would bloom into chaos. He expected Mr. Young to attempt calming the situation, perhaps pull Mrs. Young aside gently, plead with her—anything predictable. But the result stunned even him. Instead of soothing words or firm reasoning, Mr. Young grabbed his wife by the arm, pulled her several steps away from the crowd, and then—without a second of hesitation—slapped her across the face.

Cass and Robyn’s broad smiles lit up the space, even as they headed for the edge. “No!” Lucas shouted, taking a step forward but there was no stopping them as the gathered crowd screamed in horror. I’ve never felt more proud as my beautiful mate flung herself from the clifftop as fast as she could, to begin her sharp plummet downwards. Except her and Robyn had rope around their waists. Another series of pathetic male screams rose up as the big wide banner suddenly gave way. The fabric slammed into the messy tangle of suffering Elders who all yelled, realising they were being pulled over the edge.

All the guests held their phones and took photos of their happiness. "The bride and groom can exchange rings now." The emcee said. The bridesmaids and Groomsmen gave the rings to them, shining brightly. Lingweihao took the ring and put it on her ring finger. After that, she took the ring and put it on Lingweihao's ring finger. The crowd applauded again. "The bridegroom can kiss the bride now." The host added. Lingweihao really didn't want to do this, but in front of so many guests, he had to lift the veil of Xi Yu and looked at her indifferently. He had to admit that she was really beautiful.