Flash Marriage: I Married My Fiancé's Brother Novels & Stories

I snapped, my eyes wide in disbelief as I swatted his hand away from my back. My face burned. Not just from choking, but from the sheer absurdity of his insane declaration. "How on earth could I marry my own brother-in-law?!" I demanded sharply. "Besides, I am still legally married to Alex Sterling!" Shane settled back into his chair with complete composure, as if the bombshell he had just dropped were a casual remark about the morning weather. "If your marital status with Alex is the only issue." Shane let an immensely arrogant smile curve his lips.

Aayaz told me, examining my face, holding it with his hand. "You daffars." I smacked his head and Then Aayan's and also Aahil's. “You all think I have gone crazy right? No, I haven't gone crazy. I'm doing this just to ruin that daffer girl's life.” “Huh! Are you all even best friends? I doubt it. Don't you know me?” They stared at me confusedly. “It was her who agreed to this marriage first. Not me.” I said loudly. “She is hell bent on ruining her own life then how is it my fault. I'm doing this marriage for Grandpa, otherwise, I don't have any interest in marrying her.” Saying that I turned to leave the room.

I reminisced about the happy times we spent together. We had been together for five years. During those five years, I did everything I could to treat her well. I never allowed her to suffer, even for a little bit. Despite that, what did that bring me in the end? All I received in return was my fiancée getting married to another man on the day of my father's funeral. I knew something was wrong the day Zack returned to the country. Helen did not come home that night. When she finally did, there were love bites on her.

In that moment, it was just him and me, walking through a world that finally felt like ours. We stopped by the fountain, its water catching the sunlight in a hundred scattered gems. Eliot tilted his head back, laughing again, and something in me changed like a door unlocking that I hadn’t realized I’d kept shut. The words came out before I could stop myself. "Let's get married." The laughter died in his throat. His eyes widened, searching my face as though to see if I was serious. I stood tall, my heart steady despite the rush in my chest. I meant every word.

"Okay, we're not going to talk about this guy's success. We're going to talk about how you ended up marrying him. Who's he?" “My brother-in-law. At first." Tiffany is shocked. She widened her eyes until her pretty eyes almost rolled out. “Seriously? You must be kidding. Did you end up marrying your brother-in-law? Were you too frustrated that you finally chose to marry him?” "Tsk, of course not!" Blakely retorted. "We got married for something." "Wait. Don't tell me it's because you're pregnant now." "No. Of course not." Blakely looked at Tiffany sharply. She was really worried that her employees would hear Tiffany's voice so loud and her words too careless to utter.

But no one came to unlock her. When Eva walked downstairs the next morning, Rose and her father glared at her from the breakfast table. 'If you ever come in front of Damien Bishop, who is also my fiancee and your would-be brother-in-law, then I will kill you. And you have to marry his stepbrother Jake. Keep that in mind and behave' Rose warned her. That's how Eva came to know that she is to marry a man she knows nothing about. She never agreed to marry Jake. But it doesn't matter to anyone. Her opinion never mattered. They decided that she would marry Jake based on their convenience and she was never given any other option.

All I ever saw was our happy-ever-after. “Now, you are asking what you got yourself into?” The sarcasm in his voice was unmistakable, but there was no mistaking the logic there. First, my groom ran out of me. Second, I married his brother accidentally, third, I was ostracized by the people in Damon’s circle, and now this… I am implicated in something that may very well backfire on me. “That was unfair!” I got out with enough indignation, even when my voice shook dismally.

If she had seen him getting married, she would have been the happiest person in the room. The atmosphere suddenly grew somber. Realizing her slip of the tongue, Shirley quickly forced a laugh. "Oh, look at me, always running my mouth. Anyway, Myron, where's that flash-marriage girlfriend of yours? Eli said she's even pregnant now. You little rascal! You knocked someone up and aren't even planning a wedding? Do you want me to hit you?" Myron hurriedly protested, laughing, "Hey, hey! I'm the most innocent one of us all! How could I do something so beastly? It's all a misunderstanding!"

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-!”

“Flame…” “Please, Christine, marry me and then let’s get away from all the people who hurt us–from Yuichi.” I nod without thinking. “Yes, Flame. I will marry you. This time, I will marry you.” Flame stood up to approach me, but we were both surprised when Lance appeared and gave Flame a punch. Lance’s eyes were burning with anger as he looked at his half brother, Flame.