Convenient Marriage Novels & Stories

he said. “Anyway, I’ll tell you what really kept you in that marriage.” She looked up at him with a frown, although she was curious to find out what he thought had kept her in the marriage he appeared to know so well. “What did?” “Convenience.” “How?” If someone had told her two days before that she would be in a big house, wearing a stranger’s shirt with nothing underneath and discussing the details of her marriage with the said stranger, she would not have believed it, but here she was.

Someone beautiful. Someone glamorous. Someone perfect. "I’m not talking about a real marriage here.” His frown was back, his voice as steady and calm as a patient teacher speaking to a slow student. “It would be a marriage on paper and would only last a year, max. We wouldn’t even have to go through the charade of a big wedding. We could marry privately with only the minimum witnesses required to make it legal.”

“W..what?” She asked, When he made no signs of saying any other thing to her, she continued. “How can you propose such a thing? Marriage.. It's a very serious thing.” She mumbled. It did not matter if she liked him or not. she had always dreamt of marrying someone whom she was in love with. Someone that she could spend the entire day with, her entire years on this earth with and still love the person no matter what happened. She didn't want to marry someone just because a scandal had broke out.

“If we are not really married, what the hell was that all about?” “That’s what I’m getting at if you would care to listen. The paper only certifies that you’ve agreed to a legal and wedding in the near future.” “And how near is the ‘near future’ supposed to be?” asked Jake in a sarcastic voice. “Well,” answered Devin cheerfully making Rachel want to wring his neck. The wreck! “It did precise that you had a ten days’ notice. I think seven days have already gone by, so mathematically speaking, you still have three days left.”

After all, those kinds of things are better found out by one’s self, Sebastian smirked at the thought, he just can’t imagine how heartbroken Kayden would be when he comes to know. Mr. Connell seemed very happy to hear about the marriage, it wouldn’t surprise him that after his discharge tomorrow he would fly down just to meet the lucky girl. How should he break it to him that Kayden married a gold-digger? “Sebastian, would you come with me, I need to meet Kayden’s wife?” Mr. Connell’s voice brought Sebastian back from his clouded thoughts. “He would be quite surprised if we all go there; we should all dine together, like family, like we used to.”

A trip to the local register office will be far more convenient.’ ‘Well, thanks. I needed that bit of good news. No house. No company premises. Just a load of old stock that Nate couldn’t sell and a cheap ten￾minute wedding to keep the bank happy. ‘Low-key was what I had in mind. I don’t imagine it will prove to be cheap,’ he replied. ‘Of course, if you’d like to throw a party to celebrate the occasion I’m sure Connie can manage a few of her more exciting

As she moved up beside Alexander, she noticed he smelled of expensive cologne and some sort of man-against-man perfume she refused to identify as pleasant. "You look good, " he said grimly, the closest she'd hoped to hear of a compliment. "As do you," she returned, keeping her voice even. The ceremony was so short, and simple, that it was wonderful. They exchanged gold rings, sung the obligatory vows barefaced, and signed their marriage certificates with a group of people who looked disinterested in being there. There wasn't even a kiss to sign the contract-Alexander just nodded at her when the judge said they were husband and wife as though they had just completed an acceptable business mee

"Maybe so ... I'm just saying from my own experience ... marriage is one hell of a complicated relationship, she might be in love with you but that doesn't mean she doesn't love him ... your chance of being with her is close to zero unless you'd be willing to be her side boy for a very very long time." "You were with a married man?" She nodded, "The reason why I don't believe in love anymore ... not really ... marriage is not always about love, it's convenience, and how far you can tolerate the bullshit for convenience's sake," she chuckled, "It's amazing how much bullshit a person can tolerate to stay that long in a marriage ... and we ... the outsider ... don't stand a chance when compared

Her father asked her mom, taking one look at their red faces, and knew they had been bawling like crazies. “Where’s Jim?” Aunt Evelyn asked the approaching Adam Michaels. But even before her father could answer, Aunt Evelyn was striding to the door, giving the family some time alone. Once they were alone, Adam looked at his daughter, studied her made-up face, and asked what fathers usually ask when their daughters are getting married. “Are you happy?” She nodded, not wanting her father to think otherwise. Her dad nodded. Then, he said something out of the ordinary. “Marriage of convenience is not for everyone. It may work for some but maybe a failure for others. So I wanted to be sure that

Marriage, sometimes we call it matrimony or wedlock. It is a formal union and social and legal contract between two individuals that unites their lives legally, economically, and emotionally. It is a union between people, called spouses, that establishes rights and obligations between them, as well as between them and their children, and between them and their in-laws. But do all marriages involve love and attachment with your significant other? A marriage of convenience is a marriage contracted for reasons other than that of love and commitment. Instead, such a marriage is entered into for personal gain, hiding one's homosexuality or some sort of strategic purpose. Have you ever heard of La