Dua For Marriage Novels & Stories

I mean to say will you be happy, if i say yes to the marriage? ''I...'' ''Please, Pallavi! Take your decision. Because for me your decision also matters. Even if it's a no, i still want to hear it from your mouth.'' Although i felt a little ache in my heart to say the last line but i want her consent. ''Will you be happy, if i say yes??'' She questioned me back and this time with little confidence. ''I'll be and i'll also say yes but if you are ready for the marriage and say yes willing.'' She look at me with her tearful eyes.

She jumped on her Mom and squeezed her, hard. "Maama am really happy he's the one. I love you so much Maama. I'll show them that I can find happiness and true love. Thank you." "Its okay darling. My daughter is going to get married. Now let's talk about that big for nothing boy. Tomorrow we will take the lefe to our soon to be in-law's house. Let's make a dua."

I turned to look at my mother to be sure she’d heard what her husband just said to me right, she had the most nonchalant look and I couldn’t read her expression even if I tried. "You don’t have much of a choice,” She let out in a whisper as she bent to look at me, “Just two, you marry him or— well, you marry him, the choice is yours.” She added and I just sat there, motionless. I looked over at the Benjamins and it seemed like they were having a meeting of their own, whatever they were saying, I couldn’t hear. I looked away when Nathan looked up at me and we locked eyes, he looked evil and slightly scary, I didn’t know what I’d be getting myself into if I got married to him.

Mary said, doubting if I was telling her the truth. Sliding the phone, as Rowan's gaze was fixed on the road, I lowered my phone screen and captured a snapshot of his well-defined profile. "Yeah. Have a look, we are on our way to the marriage registry. Though he says it's only a contract marriage. We will be married on paper for two years," I briefed Mary, and she shrieked, sending me an emoji that was shocked. "True. I will chat you later. We have arrived at the marriage registry," I informed Mary, and she asked me,