First Love Then Marriage Novels & Stories

'' As our pact says one's wife other two's sister so I want them to have part in my marriage as my wife's brothers as well. Dad nodded and said ''That girl don't have parents only grandparents. Also her grandpa's old sickness again worked up today morning so her uncle will accompany her for marriage so he agreed that every rituals can be done by Veer and Saurya.'' I found it weird but I don't want to doubt my family's choice so I just nodded. Whole afternoon went in blink with wedding presentations.

I had never heard that story before. I had never asked Vincenzo about his past, and he had never volunteered to tell me. Our marriage had one simple agreement. If either of us ever developed feelings for someone else, we would end our arrangement without making things complicated. It had seemed sensible at the time, and I had accepted it without hesitation. But first love was different. It was not the same as simply falling for someone else. First love had a way of staying in a person's heart, even after many years. It never truly disappeared. It only became quiet.

“Yes, it would seem so. I believe there is only one reason why he would choose me, even after all these years.” I looked at him expectantly, urging him to continue. “He knew my feelings on marriage. You see, when we were young we used to go to all of the balls during society season. I’m not surprised your Father didn’t continue to attend them after he married your Mother, he hated the retched things. One Spring we ran into Mary, Lady Leven. She was stunning, the most beautiful creature that I had ever seen. The problem was she was below my status and my Father did not want us to marry. I fought his decision of course, so did your Father. It took 3 years or me refusing matches, refusing balls

“Darling, why did you run off just now? You made me look for you for so long.” Madison turned stiff, and she did not move in the newcomer’s embrace. She had no good options, and she did not know if she had to push him away. She looked nervous and guiltily lowered her head. The newcomer said arrogantly, “I’m Conway Ford, the president of the Viapent Group. Were you looking for me?” I glared at the man. The more I scrutinized him, the more familiar he looked. Suddenly, it hit me. This man was Madison’s first love, Victor Ponzi. I had seen his picture in Madison’s university yearbook.

"Shall we go inside?" She gives me a sidelong glance before nodding. "You've come a long way. You'd better keep it that way." She sighs. "Now if only you could choose someone decent..." I ignore her words as I walk inside with her. She's never liked Kass, but that doesn't matter to me. In the end, who I marry is my choice, and I love my Kassandra Thorn more than anything in the world.

"Why don't we just scrap this whole agreement?" Ava looked confused. "What agreement?" Liam's eyes lit up. "The marriage agreement. Let's not get divorced. Let's stay together for a lifetime." Ava's eyes widened. Her voice was soft. "It sounds great, Liam, but we only just met each other." Liam's grin didn't fade. "Yeah, but true love can grow over time. Back in the old days, people got married first, and then they fell in love. Let's give it a shot."

Not even the press. That I’m married to him.

] Ava: [But… you're married. "I know, and I don't want to lie to you. My marriage is just a loveless business union. Tina and I have been married for many years. Other than mutual respect, we don’t have much feelings for each other. In families like ours, everything is for the sake of interests.] Ava remained silent. Niel: [In truth, I've always wanted to marry a woman I love and live an ordinary and simple life, even if it means she doesn’t have much money or doesn’t come from an outstanding family.]

A friendly personality, always smiling—that figure was no longer to be found by her. There was only a cold, untouchable, and rough figure that she now encountered—a figure who desperately wanted to make her suffer continuously. Her heart could not lie that there was still a tiny spark of feeling that might continuously grow if she stayed with the man. Tears flowed down her cheeks, which she instantly wiped away. "Renata... where are you," Melvin mumbled in his sleep, making her tears instantly flow uncontrollably again. She had never imagined that the man forced her to marry him simply because his lover had left a week before the wedding. She had not imagined that there was a third person in

Liberty caught the implication and asked with delight, “So you're planning to register your marriage with Mr. Fletcher ahead of schedule? Weren’t you going to date and fall in love properly before getting married?” That was what Caroline had originally said—to date Darren first, experience the sweetness of love, and only then consider marriage. After all, no matter how good a marriage was, it could never match the sweetness of courtship. How many couples started out deeply in love, only to have their feelings gradually worn away by the burdens of life and the trivialities of daily living after marriage?