Come Marry Me Now Novel Novels & Stories

** BOOK 2 ** TITLE: MARRYING MY EX'S UNCLE

Wendy handled her like a pro, keeping my world spinning without a hitch. However, at the wedding, Ella lost it, crashed the party, and started flinging insults like confetti. "Jim, it all makes sense now. You're so eager to divorce me because you've been fooling around with this homewrecker. How long have you two been sneaking around behind my back?" Wendy slipped her arm through mine, beaming with a smile. "Not everyone gets their kicks from cheating like you do. We've got our principles, you know."

He looked at the photo but said nothing. I stared at the younger him, at the stubborn set of his jaw, at the way his small fingers held mine as if letting go was not an option. My eyes burned. “You were the boy.” “Yes.” “The one I saw.” “Yes.” “You knew me before Daniel. Before the mall. Before everything.” His voice softened. “Yes.” I pressed a hand to my chest, but it didn’t stop the ache. “And you married me without telling me.” Pain flickered across his face. “I married you because you asked me to.”

"As long as Robin is in perfect health, Cynthia or I would be happy to marry him!" Robin's expression darkened, his refined, gentlemanly mask vanishing instantly. "Kathy, are you implying that I'm carrying some kind of disease?" Cynthia quickly added, "Health screenings before marriage are such a common practice these days. A virtuous man like you wouldn't mind taking the test, right? "Besides, you had such a violent reaction to the smell of seafood earlier. We're worried about your health."

He took Max’s hands and said, “Max, I couldn’t imagine doing this with anyone else. This is the first—and the only—time I’ll ever do this in my life.” Then his voice caught as he asked, “Will you marry me?” Max nodded. Again and again, overwhelmed and radiant. Ugh. Grace was full-on emotional. She was not the sentimental type, but something about seeing Gavin—Gavin, of all people—pour his heart out so sincerely... It got to her. She had one hand holding her phone, the other holding the camera, and no spare hand to wipe her tears. Whatever. She could afford to look a little ridiculous—for friendship’s sake.

He bought a house closer to mine and, without hesitation, asked me to move in with him. “No,” I first declined, my voice firm even though my heart wavered. But then he smiled in that knowing way. “I was expecting you to say that,” he whispered, before lowering himself onto his knees. If anyone had told me this moment was coming, I would have laughed in disbelief. I knew Adrian was serious about us, but I never imagined the relationship would accelerate this fast. Then he looked at me with steady eyes and said, “Will you marry me, Eunice Morgan? Be the love of my life forever? In sickness and in health, in riches and in poverty? Plea…”

Susan I stirred my coffee absentmindedly, watching the frothy swirl dissolve into the dark liquid. Across from me, Meera was busy scrolling through her phone, but I knew she was waiting. She always knew when I had something big to say. And this? This was huge. I took a deep breath and blurted it out. “Elliot asked me to marry him.” Meera’s fingers froze mid-scroll. Slowly, she lifted her head, her eyes widening in shock. “Excuse me?”

“How could you? You got married, Anya! Married! And you didn’t even tell me? Do you know how shocked I was to hear it from that man's mouth?” “I didn’t exactly send out invites,” I mumbled. “Evans, it’s not what you think.” “You’ve got to be kidding me,” he snapped. “Aren't you head over heels for Cross? And now you’re married to Hunter Steele? Hunter Steele, Anya! The guy people cross the street to avoid.” I swallowed hard. “It’s complicated, Evans. Remember when I went to meet Cross at the bar on Valentine's day?" I proceeded to explain everything that happened at the bar to Evans.

- Angel, will you marry me, here and now? Can this man be more perfect? I start crying, and he hugs me. - You don't need to cry. If you don't want to, we don't do this. I will send him back home. - he says with a chuckle I hit him in the chest with my hand. - Yes, I do. I will marry you, here and now. I'm yours, and I will never run away from you ever again. We turned to the notary and exchanged rings, which appeared in the hands of a pup who had materialized from nowhere.

“She’s the Alpha King’s daughter, Cassandra Miller, I heard her mating ceremony is tomorrow, it’s all over their pack already. A lot of distinguished guest has arrived and Alphas from around packs has already settled in their palace. It seems it’s going to be a big ceremony.” He sounded in an almost whisper. “She the Alpha King heir.” He added quickly as if he had almost forgotten it. “Is that so?” A smile crept up to my lips, and my pupil was probably dancing in excitement. “You seem pleased, Alpha.” Silas was a bit baffled at the expression I had on. “Prepare a basic contract for us.” I flashed him a small mysterious smile. “What?” His eyes switched with a confused look at my outburst. “W