Novel & Cerita Friends But Married

After eight years together, Brenda Townsend finally agreed to marry me. I was over the moon. First, I could spend the rest of my life with the woman I loved. Second, I could finally fulfill Grandma's wish so she could leave this world without regrets. On the day we were supposed to get married, I arrived early at the city hall and realized the only person waiting at the entrance was Brenda's best friend, Megan Cunningham. Megan lowered her gaze and said she came to celebrate her best friend's special day.

When we realized the fact, we decided to be friends only. "I was crying. It was so hurtful letting my ex go." Ajun enacted to cry. "Stop with your drama stupid. You are married now," said Ishaan, Adya's husband, and my other friend. "So what? Does marriage snatches your license from having fun?" Arjun wiggled his brows like a kid before he walked to me and I was pulled in for a bear hug.

I said then I turn my self to face him. He quickly kissed me on the lips and hugged me again. I tap his shoulder. "Let's get up Maru. I’m sure that baby Tanya is already awake." He shakes his head and hug me tighter. "Five more minutes wife." I shook my head. Since we both agreed to be friends, we seem to have returned when we were just a newly married couple. Now I can see that it is better for us to start as friends first. At least now there is no pressure nor expectation.

I pointed out. I sniffed as Dayo walked over to me. "No one is going to tag you as anything aside the fact that you are my best friend. Most of my other friends and family knows that I am closer to you than anyone else." He said calmly. "That's not enough." I said. "You can't stop being friends with me because I am getting married. I need you more than ever now." "I am not ending our friendship." I tried to make him understand. "That's how I see this space you are trying to create leading to."

They are going to wipe out that memory from the face of earth if they could, if only. - "Congratulations, ducky! I can't believe you will be getting married along with us. Hahaha, this is something that should be written in history. Three best friends getting married in the same family, same day, same mosque, same imam. It sounds crazy, doesn't it?" Fayha bounced on Bushra's bed like an excited kid, she seems extra buoyant. Bushra saw the change of glow in her friend but didn't talk about it, she don't want to tease her just yet.

Hadassah asked him with a nudge. "Look at it this way, they're thousands of men out there that are married and Sufyan doesn't even know them, the few he knows are mostly married so when he's thinking of his sad love life and the fact that almost all his friends are married, I want him to remember the people that are not his friends but are also married." Zubayr finished off looking proud of himself.

"But what's done is done Troy, we cannot turn back time." "Can we still be friends Lorrie?" "We can be friends but just more of an acquaintance, I am a married woman now and until my marriage will be over. It is not good to be in the company of the opposite gender especially with you who once became my boyfriend." "I know Raine. I heard what happened.. I'm sorry." "What for?"

Dmitri exclaimed. “It can work if you're a family that too, has a pretty special bond like siblings,” Leo remarked. “With love, friendship and understanding between all of us, we're much closer to each other. There will be no trouble, no drama, everything will fall beautifully in place in the end. Just wait and watch !” Rachel replied. "Friends go through a lot together, but usually, most milestones are reached at different times. The timing doesn't normally work out to the point where we can enjoy things like getting married at the same time," Audrey supplied.

The older woman asked and Mason and I stared at each other as we took the picture from her. It wasn’t a question any of us wanted to answer but they were waiting for a reply and it was already getting a little bit awkward. “We’re not married,” Mason finally answered, “we’re just really close friends.” He added with a smile and the couple nodded. “Life is too short to not spend it with the people you love.” The man advised us and we laughed. “Really, you both should be together because even us can feel the chemistry that oozes between the both of you,” the woman added in support of her husband, “how I wish we were young.” She added and they both laughed.

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’