Flash Marriage Novels & Stories

"The public doesn't want an apology written by a PR firm. They want redemption they can see. Which brings us to the university’s newest corporate partnership." Vance pulled a glossy, colored pamphlet from his folder and slapped it onto the top of the team bench. Jaxson looked down. Printed in bold, obnoxious neon lettering across a backdrop of a hockey rink was the title: BEYOND THE ICE: CAMPUS ROMANCE. Jaxson frowned. "What the hell is this?" "It’s a new reality television concept produced by the streaming giant, HypeTV," Vance explained, sounding entirely too proud.

“The marriage was… kind of impulsive.” “Oh, she knows now. And if she’s smart, she’ll hold onto him tight. Men like that don’t stay single long.” I lingered by the doorway, my heart racing. That tone used was deeper than the words it was said with, Like I’d won a prize, not a person, like my marriage was some kind of accident I should be grateful for. Adrian’s voice broke through the murmurs, smooth but firm. “Actually,” he said, “I think....I was the lucky one.”

“It’s been a long time coming.” “A long time?” I repeated, my voice tightening. “That’s interesting.” Anne-Marie’s gaze flicked back to me. “Some things,” she said smoothly, “have a way of finding their way back.” I let out a dry laugh. “Is that what this is? Fate?” “Isn’t it?” she replied. Before I could answer, Isla suddenly stepped forward. “Well,” she said brightly, “I’m so happy for both of you.” I turned to look at her.She didn’t look happy.Not even close.But her performance was flawless.

he hissed, though he didn't pull away. "It’s been a while, you know?" I continued, my hand sliding down to his chest, feeling the frantic thud of his heart. "Since your thick cock was buried deep inside me and I was moaning your name into the pillows. I’ve missed that feeling, Ian. The way you take what you want." I felt him stiffen. The air between us became electric, heavy with a tension that threatened to snap. Click. Click-click. The sound of high-speed shutters erupted from the sidewalk. A group of paparazzi, tipped off by the sight of the Kingston car, were swarming the curb.

He gathered plates quickly, disappearing toward the kitchen. "You didn't have to do that," Wyatt said. "Yes, I did." Grayson's voice was firm. "You're marrying one of my wife's best friends. That makes you part of the family." Honey reached across the table, squeezing Lauren's hand one more time. "When is the announcement going live?" "Tomorrow morning," Wyatt said. "Multiple platforms. We want maximum visibility. So, if you could reshare any posts you see. We want to make sure word gets back to Liam as fast as possible."

Ria smiled bitterly, as she lowered her head, stood up, and grabbed her coat before she turned and said, “Let’s go then.” They then headed straight to the City Hall to register for their marriage. Later that evening, Ellen and Ria went to Alex’s bar. She held the marriage certificate in her hand as she raised it showed it to Alex and said, “Come and see my marriage certificate. I am sure you are burning with jealousy right now.” “Did you two really get married?” Alex asked, looking at them in surprise. Ria patted him on the shoulder and said, “It’s a flash marriage. Do you know what that means?”

The night before the wedding, the groomsmen and bridesmaids were too excited to sleep, so someone suggested writing down what they wanted to say to me on a slip of paper anonymously. I closed my eyes in anticipation, thinking I would receive all kinds of blessings. But when I opened the first note, I froze. [You witch. If you hadn't forced my brother, Nora would be my sister-in-law by now!] Nora Harris… She was my best friend. She had called me three hours earlier with red eyes, apologizing, saying that she had to go on a business trip all of a sudden and could not attend my wedding. With trembling hands, I kept reading… [The wedding ring he bought you was the one Nora rejected. Sh

Their warm breaths mingled at a mere breath’s distance, blurring the line between them until they seemed to become one. As Giselle stared at him in surprise, Luke decided to stop holding back and leaned in to kiss her on the lips. The applause erupted below the stage. The reporters who had somehow managed to slip into the venue hurried to capture the moment on camera. Five minutes later, the hashtag ‘#RoseCorporation’sCEOGetsMarried’ shot to the top of the trending topics, accompanied by more than a dozen freshly released photos from the wedding. The bombshell announcement sent shockwaves across the internet, instantly igniting a frenzy of discussion.

Carefully tugging at her husband's sleeve, Ivy hinted, "Say something." Shawn sighed awkwardly and was about to speak when Dom smiled and said, "Could it be that you two had a flash marriage?" Shawn looked expressionless at Dom for a moment and then said in a deep voice, "Yes, Ivy and I did have a flash marriage. As soon as these words came out, Emma and Andy both widened their eyes, and in unison exclaimed, "Nonsense!" Andy immediately stood up, pacing back and forth in the room with his cane, growing more and more furious. He thought the two had a genuine love story, only to find out they were strangers cohabitating.

She couldn't decide if it was sheer ambition or just plain foolishness. But either way, it didn't matter. In just a month, when Edgar would be forced to pay the first installment of his loan's interest, Debra planned to witness his inevitable panic firsthand. Debra returned to her apartment. With the engagement party just around the corner, social media had been buzzing non-stop. The live stream from the island had garnered massive attention, turning her and Juan into an overnight celebrity couple with a dedicated following of fans. However, not everyone was happy when she and Marion announced their wedding plans shortly after the broadcast.