Forever Bride Novels & Stories

Warm laughter and cheering from the guests pulled us apart. But Nathan didn’t step back immediately. His forehead remained close to mine, his breath warm against my lips as he smiled. “Finally,” he murmured. “Mrs. Blackwood.” The name settled over me like something heavy and irreversible. “You’re mine now,” he whispered. “Forever.” Forever. It was the word every bride longed to hear—the promise of a lifetime, of unwavering devotion, of a love that would stretch beyond years and into old age. It was supposed to feel safe, certain, endless in the best way.

"Snow has to fall from the mountains during the vows. That's what makes it romantic." Carlo sat beside her. His warm gaze was fixed on her every move. "Si. Whatever you say." It was a tenderness he had never shown me. Seeing that I had returned, Adriana waved me over. "Giada, come here! I've got the perfect idea for your wedding!" Before I could even refuse, Carlo grumbled, "What took you so long? Adriana has spent four months on our wedding, and you've done nothing but leave it all to her.

forever. END. * Next: Claimed by Three Alphas Her groom cheated on her the day of their wedding. The innocent bride got drunk and she was suddenly kidnapped and sold to three hunk Alphas!

Forever and Always, Your Humble Author, Astylynn

“Because inside here are the names of everyone the Forger empire has ever bound — through contracts, debts, marriages…” “And blood,” I finished. He nodded. I moved to a drawer labeled D-Cruz Lineage. My fingers trembled as I pulled it open. Inside were documents. Hundreds. Land titles, marriage contracts, even old letters from the 1800s. But what stopped me cold was one sealed parchment stamped with my mother's name: Celeste D’Cruz–Forger. I tore it open. Inside, a marriage certificate. Signed. Legally binding. Celeste D’Cruz… and Luciano Forger.

He froze for a moment, then pulled me into his arms. “I just want to fulfil her last wish. It doesn’t mean anything.” “Just one year. We’ll have our wedding then.” I kept my mouth shut. There was nothing left to say.