Novel & Cerita Did I Permit Your Remarriage

"Remarry? With whom?" Cade raised his voice. "With Calista?" "Remarrying refers to getting back with one's ex-wife. If it's a different person, it's called a second marriage," replied Lucian in a disdainful manner. Cade sneered. The emotions he'd been suppressing for all these while suddenly ignited as there was not a single movement at the study door he'd left slightly ajar. "Anyways, I won't be giving any dowry."

What more do you want? "If you keep causing a scene, I’m going to retract my offer to remarry you. You’re going to regret it." I could tell he had run out of patience, judging by his expression. Regret? I had already done my part of regretting. I regretted not leaving him sooner. It was only after I left him that I realized that there was more to this world than Emil. "Emil, let me be perfectly clear: I have no intention of remarrying you. In fact, I am already married, so I would appreciate it if you stopped pestering me." I shrugged off his hand and turned to leave.

"Mom, please tell me you're joking." "I wish I was, baby, because I really want to welcome you home myself, kiss your forehead and make you your favorite dish, but Vermont just won't let me. And I should have broken the news of my remarriage while we spoke yesterday, but it just keeps skipping my mind." "You got married again? Who is this guy?"

You deserve better than waiting indefinitely for a man who may never return, who cannot be the husband you need. I want to set you free. You can remarry if you wish, or simply live your life as you see fit. Given that there are no children between us and you seem to have formed an attachment to someone else (my mother mentioned in her last letter that a local merchant has been calling on you frequently), I believe this is the right course. I will provide a substantial settlement to ensure your financial security. The papers are enclosed. You need only sign them. I wish you every happiness.

The ambulance sped away, the sound of its whirring fading as it disappeared over the horizon. I watched in a daze until my phone rang, pulling me back to reality. It was Soren! For some reason, Ash's words came back to me—I couldn't remarry within the next 15 days, or I might run afoul of the adultery laws. Wait a minute… Why was I thinking about that? I wasn't thinking about marrying Soren… was I? I shook my head, trying to clear the thought, and answered the call. "Hello?" "It's over now, isn't it?" he asked warmly.

“Okay. You can come over if you want to. However, you must promise me that you’ll continue going for physiotherapy even when you’re here.” “That’s for sure. I even wished I could recover fully now. That way, we can have our wedding right after getting our marriage license.”

(Massimo) . . THE DAY I NEVER THOUGHT WOULD COME is finally here. If someone had told me a few months ago that I would be remarrying and not just to anyone but the same woman who made my life a living hell at some point, I would have found it hard to believe. In two hours, we'll be headed to the court house where a brief ceremony will take place. There's an ache in the pit of my stomach that I can't even describe, but one thing is certain: my life wouldn't be the same anymore. Not after this marriage.

Alex sounded annoyed as his eyes darted to my ring finger again, "Why did you choose to remarry after Theodore, Sage, I still don't get it" "Let's be clear about one thing, Alex, I didn't remarry out of weakness. I did it because I wanted to and like I told you before, I have no regrets" Alex's eyes sparked with curiosity, "Who is the lucky man?" He asked, his tone light but his gaze intense.

"Joanne, we can only live a few decades. We are not young. After wasting so many years, I cherish the rest of my life, and I want to be with the people I like and value forever. Give me a chance, okay? I promise those things will never happen again..." After a pause, Edwin seemed to have thought of something. He added, "Do you still think that I might have remarried you because of revenge? I'll give you a definite answer now. No, I've never thought of revenge against you from the beginning. I remarried you just because I like you." Joanne was softened by his words. Undeniably, what he said was very touching. If it were four years ago, she would agree to be with him without hesitation.

He probed as he looked at me. "I need no one to tell me so. Didn't you also see the striking resemblance. They took almost all my features just that they had straight, black wavy hairs." I said disappointedly. "What if she remarried? It has been five years since you sent her away. And why do you think she will accept you back? She seems pretty fine." Clark said in a whisper as he looked at me. "She had no ring on her fingers. There's no way she could have remarried." I sighed, fighting the thought of it.