Flash Marriage Novels & Stories

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.”

The two struggled into the factory, where the ceremony was. Noises from camera shutters and photo flashes captured the moment of a perfect couple. Nathaniel suddenly had a flashback, when he and Mango were just married eight years ago. Seeing that Nathaniel was off guard and the crowed was flashed, sneakily, Mango stomped hard on the back of Nathaniel's foot with one of her high heels. "OH LORD! Praise the Lord."

Josalyn and several cast members were doing their thing. Makeup artists, costumers, and assistants scramble to prepare for the imminent camera event. Their rehearsal was their private event, where the legal binding would take place. They would later have a second wedding for the cameras, featured in a show special. Josalyn couldn’t understand why the Studio expected people to flock to see her wedding. The director and producer visited Josalyn and Jake to share surprises. That would arrive any minute. They believed they’d found the perfect surprise for everyone. One surprise for Jake and the other for Josalyn. Both men agreed that the potential upset would benefit them and others.

On that evening, as promised, Lani and Kane ventured to the cinema to catch a screening of a trending romantic film. Both donned hats and masks, holding hands as they entered the theater. Lani instinctively shielded her face whenever someone passed by; fame had elevated her visibility, making casual outings more challenging.

“What can I say—love came fast this time. I’ll go get Ruby…” Then he turned, waving at a nearby guest. “Go find Ruby. Her family just arrived.” Shane led them further into the hall, and instantly, the surrounding guests began murmuring again. “Is that Louis Walker? He’s known for avoiding these kinds of events. How is he suddenly cozy with someone like Shane Sung?” “Seriously? You haven’t heard? Louis had a flash wedding with Adora Matthews. Look at who the bride-to-be is tonight—he and Shane are practically best buddies now!”

“After that Vegas shitshow where you basically dry-humped her against the wall on camera?” “We didn’t dry-hump,” Declan growled. “You kinda did,” Jax said, grinning as he dropped onto the couch like he owned it. I squeezed my eyes tightly. “Video’s still going viral on campus Tok group.” I took in a sharp breath and exhaled. “It’s a contract. Sponsor deal. Debt relief for my family. His draft stock. We have to pretend to be married until graduation. Happy now?” Gosh. Silence lasted exactly two seconds before the room exploded.

"We do it tomorrow morning. We find a justice of the peace, we sign the papers, and we drop the marriage certificate on Lars Vance's desk before the noon skate." ​Before I could reply, the phone on the counter buzzed, displaying a text message from an unknown number: I know about the video. If you register that marriage, the footage of Marcus Vance in Chicago will be deleted from the server permanently.

His expression shifted, and he immediately reached to remove the tag. At that moment, the giant screen in the ballroom flickered to life. A notification appeared across it. [Wedding Opening Video — Upload Complete.] I put on a faint smile. From this moment on, I was done playing my part in their tragic love story. I was going to show everyone the ugly truth behind this wedding.

After seeing the intimate wedding photos of my fiancé and his adoptive sister, I ordered them a custom wedding gift and decided to end the engagement. I sent the message, then turned to leave the bridal shop. Suddenly, a heavy lighting rig from a nearby photography set came crashing down. "Ah!" I flinched back. The sharp metal edge scraped my arm, and blood welled up instantly. "Are you okay?" Caius’s voice. But he wasn’t running to me.

“Keep that chin up.” I did. Barely. And then everyone started to clap. “Let's welcome the newly married in our midst and the latest ambassador of the Armitage company” the MC said. The crowd erupted into applause again. They're all gathered to celebrate us. Cameras flashed. Faces turned. The press watched us like hawks. “Smile,” Daniel whispered, tilting his head close to mine. “Remember what’s at stake.” I did. This was the first public test of our fake marriage.