Broken Marriages Novels & Stories

Creighton nodded softly, and she could tell he was thinking the subject through. “Trust me?” he asked when he turned to look at her. Sandra nodded wondering if there would ever come a time when she didn’t trust him. “I’ll make it something you’ll remember forever, and I like the idea that you’re going into this without the safety net of a divorce option.” “I think if you take the divorce exit out of the picture, then you have no choice but to work out your problems and move forward.” “I couldn’t agree more. My grandfather told me once there are two things that break up marriages. Money and sex. I don’t think we have to worry about either one.”

She snarled. Her eyes burned with a fiery determination that did not lose out to his own. The laws of the Middle East Packs were very explicit. Two soulmates could enter a marriage bond once they found and accepted each other. A male and female wolf could enter the bond of mates if they failed to find their soulmates. Married couples could become mates for life, as long as they never divorced. But once a married couple that didn't share the soulmate bond divorced, they could never remarry again, unless the female first married another male and received a divorce.

I feel that in my bones. I know my marriage was a beautiful thing in so many ways that just ran out of time. I know something else too. Endings aren’t always disasters. Sometimes, beginnings are cloaked in heartbreak.

"What's the hesitation? Don't tell me you've caught feelings for me? Need I remind you? You're already married." The moment Natasha heard that, her expression snapped into a wounded pout as she latched onto Gavin. "Babe, you have me. I'm your real wife! How could you even think of marrying someone else?" I seized the moment and pressed harder. "If our marriage was a mistake from the start, then don't make the woman you actually love pay the price for it." Backed into a corner, Gavin had no choice but to grit his teeth and give in.

Knowing how discontented she'd become with their life, a life he'd believed was a damn good one, it felt like such a waste of time now. Dita gave him a sympathetic look as she recalled the breakup of her own marriage. "It is just a new start. It gets better." Kyle smiled and nodded. "My marriage lasted only three years. I was on the road doing these tours and my husband took a lover while I was away. I returned home and found divorce papers in my apartment. He'd moved out," Dita said with a shrug. "That was three years ago. I know now I'm better off without him."

Over time, friction grew, and even fights broke out. Just then, my phone pinged with a new message. It was from Maisy. She was getting married. Without my support, she endured several miserable years. She became more grounded and had found a sense of profound tranquility. She had broken up with her old boyfriend. He was only interested in our family's wealth anyway. When the family fell apart, he naturally left. After years of drifting, she met her current boyfriend at work. He wasn't handsome but was reliable and steady.

“That’s enough.” ‎ ‎My heart hammered. “She said I was a weakness.” ‎ ‎He stepped closer. ‎ ‎“She’s right.” ‎ ‎The word landed like a blow. ‎ ‎“You married me to protect something,” I said, my voice shaking. “Or someone.” ‎ ‎“I married you,” he said, “because they would use you against me.” ‎ ‎“Who is they?” ‎ ‎His jaw clenched. “People who don’t leave survivors.” ‎ ‎I swallowed. “And Valeria?”

My hell. It took me months to learn that he had married me because of the mate bond. The bond might have been nature's punishment, but this marriage was his punishment. "Are you deaf?" His voice interrupted my thoughts. My gaze skipped to his face, and I blinked, realizing I'd been standing in front of him for a while. I stared at him, thirst for revenge eating away at my soul, I want to stab him in the heart so bad. "Get out!" Connor snarled at me, his face etched in dark fury. I turned on my heels and scurried out of the dining room. I heard a snicker, but I didn't bother to check who it was.

Most went to join other packs while the rest trusted alpha James and mingled with the humans just like he did. At this time, I built a kitchenware company and Violet was already an outcast in the pack. When the alpha, Luna, and I found out that the two were mates, we married them off immediately. Who knew it would all end in shambles? They got divorced and are now leaving separate lives. At this point, I'm clueless as to what to do to bring them together again. This will be a perfect time for Hapoda's assistance, but I knew she wasn't showing up anytime soon.

Nandini gets shocked listening to her, she confusingly looks at her and asked:'What do you mean? You and Manik were going to marry ?". Alya smirk inwardly and said: "Oops you don't know, Manik and I was used to love each other, but I was so stupid that I broke his heart and marry Dhruv because at that my father company was in-depth. He leave the house because his parents did not listen to him and did not agree to our marriage. Maybe he still loves me that's why he does not love you till now, I am sorry about that. Nandini I know in which situation you both get married but it was a forced relationship, he never loved you or maybe in the future he will never love you because he still loves me.