Broken Ring This Marriage Will Fail Novels & Stories

"you’ve been through hell, and you’re still standing. Stronger than anyone I’ve ever met. And I’ve stood beside you long enough to know that I don’t want a single day to pass where I’m not with you." Tears stung my eyes before I even realized I was crying. "This ring It’s about starting something new with someone who sees you. All of you. Camilla Easton, will you marry me?" I couldn’t breathe. The world tilted slightly, the deck beneath me trembling not from waves, from the overwhelming flood of everything I’d kept buried. For months. Maybe years. I’d survived betrayal, loss, bloodshed… but this? This cracked me wide open. I dropped to my knees in front of him, ignoring the burn in my side,

It's hard and fast, and sorrowful, so, so sorrowful. I let her cry. A few hours pass and when my hall is finally silent, I walk over to her again. She's cradling her shattered fingers in her other palm and as she looks up at me, it's with fury in her eyes. I bend down to take a hold of those fingers. I only broke four out of the five. I need only one to wear the ring that signifies our marriage. I slip it on and I smile at how docile she is when she receives it. I wave mine in front of her and smile.

He stood up and sat back down beside them. Beatrice, who had been watching their interruption, wondered for the umpteenth time how stupid she was for thinking she could actually separate this duo. How could she have forgotten one of the marriage vows which says, “ What God had joined together, let no man put asunder? ” Isn't it funny how she had been playing God all this while?

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.

And marrying him is the biggest mistake I've ever did to my entire life. How can I live a peaceful life after knowing that my life is at risk because he is my husband? I think this is what Gianni trying to say. I am indeed skating on the thin ice... I took a deep breath shook my head as my right hand try to reach my left hand where my ring was attached. My right fingers instantly start tracing the diamonds on my wedding ring. They were fascinating to look at and they were like a dreams when I'm touching those diamonds like this. They were too good to be true because this wedding ring is not a bond of love. It is a bond of legal relationship. A bond that won't let me cool off the deal.

The once cherished wedding band adorning her finger now seemed more akin to an oppressive shackle. The bathroom's mirror provided an unwavering reflection of her pained expression. She tried to alleviate her distress by splashing her face with water, as if the act could somehow cleanse the emotional wounds that had been inflicted. As her gaze lifted again, it caught the glint of her wedding ring, a reminder of what was once a symbol of unity and devotion. Now, it felt like a manifestation of her entrapment. It was impossible to reconcile the memories of the past with the present reality. Gabriel's abrupt and explosive anger had shattered her perception of him as a caring partner. The contras

"But why did you remove your ring anyway? it was a symbol of our marriage you shouldn't remove it." "It's not. The ring won't stop someone from cheating, okay? If you think wearing a ring all the time will stop infidelity, then you'll never find happiness. You have to trust your partner because the ring was just a material manifestation. There will be times when we have to remove it, and the best example is those construction workers who are not allowed to wear accessories during working time." "You have a point. But, you're not a construction worker," he replied. "I want you to wear our next wedding ring and not remove it ever," he replied. Then, he kissed his wife's neck down to her collar

Although Charlotte envied and hated Giselle, she knew very well that Giselle and Jonathan would never get back together. It was like how a broken mirror could never be mended, no matter what kind of glue was used. The cracks would always be clearly visible. In any case, it could not be restored to its original state. Every little argument between a couple was a test of the relationship. If they succeeded in the test, the relationship would become stronger. If they failed, the relationship would become unstable. A tiny crack could destroy it completely. Giselle and Jonathan were a classic case. They hadn't gotten married despite dating for seven long years, which meant that they would never g

"Ador's fate is sealed. His family arranged the marriage and there's nothing he can do." Miranda wailed harder, her chest rising and falling rapidly. "But he promised me, Mom. He said we would be together." "Promises are made to be broken, my dear. It'll hurt now, but you will heal." "No. No, I won't," she cried, hugging the silver bracelet I had given her as a symbol of my promise-one I had been unable to keep. That night marked the beginning of her fall into despair. She had loved me with such passion, and when I had to marry another woman, she had to pick up pieces of a broken world that would never heal.

Once again, she regretted not wearing the diamond ring that Kevan had given her. Edmund's gaze instantly became sullen. "Are you really married or trying to fool me?" "I'm really married. If you don't believe me, I can show you the marriage certificate." Of course, she wouldn't really let him see it. She couldn't make known her relationship with Kevan. "No need for that." Larissa felt relieved hearing his answer. "Your marriage doesn't affect me," he sneered, accompanied by an unsettling laugh. "After all, there are no married couples that can't be broken up. It simply means the third party hasn't put in enough effort."