Crazy Couples Novels & Stories

Kim said and the man furrowed his brows. “Are you not his girlfriend? You should know his password.” He said and she sighed. “I don’t do anything on his phone, so I don’t need or have to know his password.” She replied feeling frustrated already. “Can’t you be the password? Some men love using their partner's names for their passwords.” He said and Kim scoffed. “That is the last thing that would ever happen. He can never use my name as his password. Who am I? His maid!” She thought.

He adds, pulling me through the gates. “If you say so,” I utter as we collect our clubs. I look around and see other couples laughing and flirting with one another. Great. We make our way through to the first course, “Have you ever been crazy golf before?” Cole questions as we wait for the couple in front of us to take their turn. I shake my head, averting my eyes from his, and pretend to look at my club. “Nope, never been,” I reply, watching the couple before us flirtatiously touch one another. It’s definitely their first date. I miss feeling that excitement of a new relationship. “Shay?”

People were only waiting for it to happen. There were also a huge bunch of people who were just laughing at the situation, calling Casey an idiot for even trying to be with her. It was obvious to everyone in the world that Casey and Klaire would never work out. That Klaire would never work out with anyone. And it was all a game to see who was the fool who held on the longest. And hey, Casey broke the world record. He got as far as marriage.

This must be so hard for her, but she can't keep Casper, her husband, in her arms when Casper already betrayed her and broke her for the first time. I thought they would be the best couple I could imagine. Casper showed her love to Candy before I got married to Troy. They're inseparable and always on each other's side. Casper always makes time for his wife when he's at his office. He didn't forget about Candy; he even busted several women who attempted to court him. He even revealed Candy as his partner to the press several times just to prove that she owns him and he owns her. And now, this news is a bomb for her and for us as well. I can't imagine them having one another, and Candy was cry

“Every minute someone new appears.” “A guy just came out claiming Annalise helped him pick tomatoes and that’s when they fell in love.” “The next person is going to claim they’re married through telepathy.” “Twenty-four husbands now.” “Twenty-five.” “Twenty-six.” “Can someone call the authorities? I think we’ve discovered the world’s largest marriage network.” But others weren’t amused. “These people are shameless!” “Everybody suddenly wants to be related to a rich heiress. Look at them crawling out of nowhere.”

After listening to him, she pouted angrily and retorted back "Then stay away from your wife because crazy people are not good for you" He looked at her red face and angrily flaring nose and said to her with intensity in his eyes and truthfulness in his voice "Only she is good for me. I love her and her craziness. Her craziness has taught me to live in true sense. Her craziness has made me realize that I also have the right to live. Her craziness adds colour to my colourless life. Her craziness is the reason for my every smile, happiness and everything, so how can I stay away from my wife??? If she is crazy then I am crazily in love with her and I think two crazy people would make a good coup

Two couples that came for a retreat and got exactly what we came seeking… to spice up our marriages. FUCK!

For a while, we silently stayed glued to each other like that. It felt like therapy—something we both needed to recharge and refocus. I couldn't wait to have my wife again the way I wanted to without stressing about what could happen or what was happening. For a change, I wanted to be happy with her—to be genuinely happy without the fear of losing either her or the people we both loved. The tranquillity of the late afternoon shattered in an instant. It began with a loud bang, the kind that echoed in the stillness like a gunshot.

I don’t think these are a fantasy someone is creating to sell to people…. They don’t sell the fantasy that only gorgeous people can be loved and cherished. That’s the thing i like about them. They showcase totally normal couples, regardless of their physical features or appeal. They show couples madly in love, and it’s basically a competition to see how much husbands can spoil their wives. “There’s that goofy smile on your face again.”

"The one with our case study?" "The one with our case study. Apparently, we're famous in couples therapy circles." Emma raised her eyebrows. "Famous for what?" "For being the couple who actually changed their fundamental dynamic instead of just learning to manage their problems." "Is that unusual?" "According to Dr. Martinez, extremely unusual. Most couples either break up or find ways to live with their issues. Very few completely restructure their partnership." Emma considered this, watching Charlotte demonstrate proper sand-packing technique to Frankie with the patience of a born teacher.