Buku Poligami の小説・ストーリー

Evie pointed out. “She calls us misdirected. Basically, we are one step away from juvie. But currently, we have a Jew, me, two Christians, a Muslim and an atheist. Sounds like a bad joke. Oh! And Miss Carli is Celtic Wiccan. But we have learned that the majority of our beliefs are the same. Love one another. So, if you want to love two men, rock on.” “Yes, Miss Johansen?” “Why is polygamy illegal? Shouldn’t it be covered by the Marriage Equality Act?” Camille asked.

"We need to catch a fish or our wife would lock us outside the whole week." Marcus, the eldest among the triplets said. They introduced themselves to me and I was beyond surprise when they told me about their relationship. The three of them are married to a single woman, they have the same wife and apparently, she's pregnant with a quintuplet. "It took you seven years to come back to this island, we're glad that you visited." Anthony offered me a genuine smile before tapping Hunter's shoulder.

Vivian agreed that those behaviours led many men into polygamy. She had wondered if Charles would in future destroy their marriage vow of ‘till death we part’ – and enjoin polygamy. She dislikes marrying a polygamist. She observed that the character of a polygamist is ambiguous and brings grieves. She knew most of her town’s men who were polygamist. She understood how the polygamous families are full of malice, envy and quarrel among one another. She understood how the children of a polygamist live in fears and divided opinions; the bond of love wasn’t experienced among them. In fact, she knew how her father used to rush into a neighbour’s house every night, who was a polygamist to solicit f

For Aurelia who believed that everlasting happiness could only be obtained with only one soul mate. The concept of polygamy is rather hard to swallow even though her parent and the noble in her world have a lot of partners and she herself is the daughter born of a concubine and her mother didn’t teach her about tenderness and caring from the partner that bond in monogamy.