Can You Legally Marry A Fictional Character の小説・ストーリー

“She was sexually assaulted, I am sure we both know that, and you as a woman should be supporting her, there are women who go through what my wife went through and comes out with a coffin I am just happy she is alive.” “The child….” ‘The child that my wife is carrying is mine, not biologically, but if you know the laws of this country since she is married to me the child is also mine,” I say firmly. Mimi gritted her teeth she was angry, angry I was not saying what she wanted to hear, “well as a woman who has been married for 20 years, I will tell you one thing Mr. Beckett you are making a mistake." I cannot help but smirk, “so you would say having kids outside marriage ruins the marriage?” I

All he knew was that he transferred two thousand dollars into my account every month, and that was enough for me to live on. Mark suddenly let out a laugh—one that sounded worse than crying. He picked up his phone and dialed another number. “Hey, Greg. I need to ask you something.” The person on the other end was his university mate, now a family lawyer back home. “Mark? This is rare. What’s up?” “I… I’d like to ask, if I got married to someone, but the license is fake, what do I need to do to make her my legal wife?” There was a three-second silence on the other end.

And now, when my child and I were facing a life-or-death situation, he was holding another woman in his arms, telling me I was overreacting. He said I was his only wife, yet he refused to give me even a legal marriage certificate. He said I was the only one in his heart, yet when I needed him most, he chose to take care of another woman. He said he would give me everything, yet he let me become a joke, an unwed mother whose child had no legal standing. I laughed until tears streamed down my face. Enough. It was truly enough. I steadied myself and walked to the bedroom. I pulled out the forged miscarriage certificate I had prepared long ago and left it on the table.

“A wedding? Like with vows and rings? That sacred institution is meant for people who are in love, Logan. Something we are clearly not.” Logan sighed. “But Ella, it would be a fake marriage. We don’t have to be in love.” But I was already shaking my head, taking a shaky step back. The thought of marrying Logan, of having a fake wedding, only to get divorced later… the thought of it made me sick. “A fake marriage is still a marriage, Logan. The legality of it doesn’t give a damn about your intentions. And neither do I.”

"You better come up with something quick. God, do you know how to treat a girlfriend? You act like I'm a nice stranger. No No wonder my dad doesn't suspect!" "You're an adult, Carina, and he's still questioning your boyfriend. We don't need their permission. We'll get married on Saturday and if your parents don't like it , that's just too bad." "I want my dad to take me to the altar!" "It's not even a real wedding!"

I peer down at the phone screen to make sure I didn’t lose the connection. “Holy fuck balls.” Camden says and I hear the buttons from the machine turn off. “Is this even legal?” Asks Allister as I hear him pacing. “I had my lawyer look over it. It’s not a sex contract. Just a marriage one. So it’s legal in the U.S. I swear this man knows how to get the last laugh.” “So what does Selene your arch nemesis have to say about this?” Camden follows up.

“Not to mention you’re sporting my signature ‘fucked out’ look.” Shayla’s green eyes grow wide, she huffs and takes a big step back putting some space between us. Raking her fingers through her hair, clearly frustrated. “Wow. I’m not even going to dignify that remark with a response.” She stops pacing and looks at me again. “What are we going to do? Is this marriage even legal?” “I’m afraid so.” Her shoulders slump, and she shakes her head. “How? How did they even marry us while we were drunk? This makes no sense. Don't you need to apply for a marriage licence or something?” She questions, glaring at me. I shrug and set my cup of coffee down and take the marriage certificate off the table.

It was very childish, and even as she shouted it, she felt ashamed. But apart from that, she didn't know how to vent her inner anger. Why should he be taken for granted after what happened? Matthew curled his lip, he hadn't smiled since he'd walked in, and he smiled very thinly at this moment. "Serena, we're married." "So what if it's a man and a woman, as long as it's not consensual, it can be criminalized." "You can sue me and see if anyone believes you." They weren't just husband and wife, he was also the boss of Infinity Realm, what kind of woman didn't have what he wanted, had to go and force someone else, and the one being forced was also his wife, saying it out loud probably wouldn't

"Well yes. But seriously we're already engaged it's only a matter of time before we get legally married. Why boycott the law?" I laugh, snatching the certificate back. "You don't just claim a woman's name and paste it next to yours." I sound bitter. "You don't get to decide who I spend forever with." I say, voice cracking. I hold up the certificate and tear it. He leans against the wall. "You know the registrar still has an original copy. And I could always get one too." "You think this is a joke Desmond? You've just committed marriage fraud, it's a federal felony, you could go to jail." I pause and correct myself. "I'll make sure you and your cohorts rot in jail." I walk out, barely acknowl

"You're not even that good of an actor." She laughed. "Oh, please. I don't think it's that hard to act like you're in love." "Paano kung mabuking kayo? And you're gonna register this marriage, am I correct?" tanong uli nito. "I guess so," sagot niya dito. "Paano kung malaman nila na peke pala ang kasal ninyo, tapos kasuhan pa kayo ng fraud niyan?" anito. "As your lawyer, Liv, I won't allow it. I'm against it!"