Finding True Love After Flash Marriage Novels & Stories

Nate barely had time to catch her before they tumbled back onto the bed. She pounded a fist against his chest, which barely made an impact. “What was it, huh? You saw my card, my balance? That’s why you tricked me into this!” Nate met her glare, unruffled. Then, with a grin, “Sure, wifey. Let’s say I married you for your money. Because your personality’s not exactly charming.” She froze, stunned by his boldness. “You-!”

He starts talking “My name is Cade. That night, you were crying, half-drunk, ranting about how you wanted to prove something to your ex and your family. You said if you ever got married, it would be to someone who wouldn't cheat on you with your sister.” My throat tightens. But he continues “You pleaded with me to marry you and you made me rent a dress from this thrift store nearby.” He pauses and exhales “there's a chapel hall for the staff members at the clubhouse so you insisted we take pictures in the church after we signed the soft copy document in my phone. You insisted we sign a marital document.” I shake my head, struggling to keep up. “That doesn’t make sense. I would never—” “You d

“Yeah, and it’s tradition that a man crashes his true love’s wedding to an asshole.” . . . ____

He scooped up a precious daughter in each arm, holding them with such care—where was the shadow of the iron-blooded commander from years ago? I stood on the balcony watching this scene, my eyes feeling warm. I used to think love was about compromise, a lofty charity like Gavin's. Later, I understood. True love is a match of equals; it is mutual achievement. It is like Tatin, seeing through my strength, aching for my fragility, and then offering the whole world to me just to see me smile. ... Time flew. Fifty years later. Tatin and I had grown old. We sat on a bench in the estate, watching the sunset slowly dye the horizon red.

"What Dakota just said is bone-chilling… That cadaver died from a failed heart transplant…" The rest of the live comments spiraled into speculation. Reading them felt like falling into a rabbit hole. I couldn't even focus on responding to Dakota. My silence seemed to unnerve her. She grabbed me, forcing me to look into her eyes. "You're not mad, right, honey? We didn't go through with the ceremony, but we're technically already married. That's a fact. Trust me, I only love you." For a moment, I suddenly found the woman I had loved for years a little repulsive. She was truly rotten to the core.

But somewhere deep inside me, in the darkest corner, another voice shouted back. I could never have married a man I felt nothing for. Perhaps I had fallen for Ivan long ago without realizing it. Perhaps I had entered the marriage willingly from the very beginning. Perhaps greed had only been a cover for the feelings I had been too scared to admit. Or maybe… Maybe that had been the truth all along. "I'm telling you, an old-money family like Ivan's must have an army of lawyers. Divorce him if you want, but you might end up without half of what you deserve!

“I did date her for a few years, but I stopped talking to her after I married you. I didn’t talk to her after you left, either. Honest! “Besides, you married me only as an impulsive decision after you broke up with Blake, right? We’re even, then. That’s all in the past. Now, I only love you.” When he told me that he loved me, I felt my heart skip a beat. Had everything really turned out to be like a soap opera where the replacement ended up becoming the real deal? “Anyway, who’s the pretty boy you’ve fallen for? Is he richer than me?” Shaun moved to my side, grabbed my shoulders, and asked. I gave him a cold look and seized the chance to plant a kiss on his cheek. “He’s as rich as you.” Shau

Would he have been this good to Elena if he wanted to hurt her? “I believe you, David. I just wanted to hear everything from the horse’s own mouth. I know you love me, but you need to prove it.” I need to get married as soon as possible. Who else would take up that husband role except my lovely boyfriend? _______ “Mom, dad, I told you I had a flash marriage to prevent my boss from calling me back to the field. Well, let me explain, the marriage was flash, but we both love each other. We’ve been dating for the past five months. If I get pregnant soon, I will be stationed in Lockwood. I want to be with the family, Dad. I can’t keep missing out on the fun.”

I was thankful he did not ask any question; he just let me hug him and cry on his shoulder. Did she really make a mistake coming back to her? . Did cable really lose all feeling for me? Did our love really Fake Love?? Should go back and get married to alexander."

I tell him chuckling. “ Xan, That’s not what love is all about. If you really love her, I mean REALLY love her, you’ll wait for her. You’ll tell her you love her, show her she means the world to you.” He meets my eyes. He’s serious. “ You’ll make her feel like she’s the only woman you want.” “ What if I married her? Would that make her realize?” I asked him and he smiled. “ Now you’re talking.” *** END OF FLASHBACK ***