Novel & Cerita Can You Legally Marry A Fictional Character

She picked up her phone and dialed another number. "Hello, Jim. I want to ask you about something." The person on the other end was her college classmate, now a marriage and family attorney practicing back in Luxoria. "Lydia? This is a rare call. What's up?" "I-I want to ask if I went through the motions of getting a marriage certificate with someone, but the certificate turned out to be fake. What would I have to do to make him my legal husband?" There was a three-second silence on the line.

I signed where indicated. And then it was done. I stood on the steps of the Ministry of Marriage in a dress I had chosen myself, holding a certificate with both our names on it, trying to locate the feeling I was supposed to have in this moment. I'm married. I am Mrs. Hills. I am married to the richest, most aggravating, most complicated man in this city, and I did it for my mother's debt and to cover up two one-night stands, and this is my life now.

she affirmed. A wicked grin curved on Natalia’s lips. “Well then. That’s good news. You’ve got one hour to head to the marriage registry. Once I see proof, I’ll send the address.” She said, and just like that, she ended the call. “You know there was never a legal marriage between us,” Eros said, his voice low, more confused than angry. “How do you plan to convince her of something that never existed?” he continued. Adriana pushed both hands through her hair in frustration. “I don’t care. We can fake it. Forge papers, get witnesses… I don’t care how—just make it happen. I can’t waste time.”

“Why are you making this such a big deal? It’s fake. Completely fake. You’re free to do whatever you want—within reason.” “I know… I know,” I muttered. “It’s just that this so-called fake marriage won’t allow any romantic stuff. No affairs outside.” “And then?” Mia asked, eyebrow raised. “Can’t you wait one year? Or, you know… when he dies?” “What?” I burst out laughing despite everything, the sound surprising us both. “Yeah,” she said, deadpan. “The contract’s nullified if one party dies. I’m not saying he will, obviously, but just give it a year and you’ll be free to smash whoever you want.”

A stranger with blood on his hands and power she couldn’t fight. Something unfamiliar twisted in my chest. I should have been annoyed but instead I was intrigued. This marriage was nothing more than a business deal. Right after the wedding, I intended to shove her into a glitzy mansion, pad her wallet with credit cards and cash, and check in on her only when I’d need her to attend a public function with me or when my Dad needed to tug on her father’s leash “You’re not allowed to be with other men in this marriage,” I said coldly.

“Besides, what's the point? It wouldn’t be legally binding since Carnelia isn’t a drakaina. Dragons are only allowed to marry other dragons.” “Well, technically that isn’t entirely true,” Ona interrupts. “There have been previous cross-species unions. There is one in one of your favorite fairy tales.” She shakes her head at me in disappointment. “I thought that maybe you would have figured some of this out on your own by now, but it looks like I’m going to need to guide you again to the truth.” “But before I tell you,” Ona gets very serious. “Promise me you won’t get mad.”

Maddi asked. "No. And they can't marry either." Carter replied. "Why the hell not?" Maddi demanded. "It's our law. We can't tell humans about us, we can't get them pregnant, and marriage is forbidden, unless the council approves it. But they never do. Your sister's case was the first ever. And it's only because Liam got her pregnant." Carter explained. "That is screwed up! You can't help who you fall in love with. And for some council to have the power to tell you that you can't marry them pisses me off!" Maddi retorted.

Send them. "What am I looking at?" he asks after a moment. "A marriage contract. Between Damien Hale and Esmeralda Morrison. Is this legal?" Silence while he reads. "Where did you get this?" "Does it matter?" "Yes, actually. If this was obtained illegally—" "Just tell me: is the marriage legal if it's based on a contract like this?" "That's... complicated. Contracted marriages aren't inherently illegal. But if it can be proven that the marriage was entered into solely for financial gain without genuine marital intent, then yes, it could be considered fraud."

I just wanted to know one way or the other what the hell was going on, yet Neil was playing this as though it was a reality TV show and we had another ad break before he could give me the news. “Fantasy Registry was shut down a few weeks ago for violating marital law in the USA,” he explained, pulling a news article he had printed off from the papers in front of him and handing it to me. “They never had a license to marry people.” Amaya staggered back from the counter, and I felt as though someone had punched me in the mouth. This couldn’t be happening. There was no way in hell, not after everything that we’d been through together, no chance, no way, no—

She instantly knew they were part of social media before focusing back on my seemingly innocent face. In the end, Maria decided to adhere to professional ethics and handled the matters strictly by the rules. “I’m sorry, Ms. Bieber. We can’t process the marriage registration for you and Ms. Walbert because marriage between same-sex couples is illegal under our country’s current law and policies,” she explained.