Novel & Cerita Full Marks Hidden Marriage

However… could he see all that? “It will be easier to forget her if you take all your relationships away from her—including canceling your wedding and blocking your debit and credit cards,” Lionel spoke again. Their marriage is legal. Mikael is not kidding when he says that their marriage is legal. Even if only John, Josephine, and Lionel attended, Mikael can guarantee that their marriage documents and promises were valid. Their marriage document writes Mikael's name, not Michael's. Then during their wedding vows… Michael and Mikael's names have the same pronunciation, so there's nothing different about how to address them.

"It's not them that want it secret, but I do. I'm not ready to get the spotlight, so I asked them not to say anything for the time being." Jenny narrowed her eyes at her. "You're weird. People usually flaunt their marriage, especially if they're married to billionaires. But you're the opposite." Anna could only let out a chuckle. It didn't bother her at all to find her accusations. "That's what makes me different from them." They talked for the next few minutes. It eased her mind because Anna could speak freely to Jenny. It turned out that having no secret was better than hiding it. But she didn't regret doing it, given her circumstances.

Making Mary swear an oat of secrecy was the only smart move because I have known Mary to be a chatter box, She is always loyal to her friends and loved ones, I know I made her choose between me and her favorite cousin, I was left with no choice, yet I know that deep inside me my little secret will not be a hidden forever. With my plan in motion, I hurried up our marriage preparation, so that there would be no iota of disparity between the duration of the baby's birth and the time of marriage. Soon after the hurried marriage, another hurdle for me, my newly wedded husband decided to ball out on me, he practically disappeared on the night of our marriage, no God knows where.

The weight of betrayal crushed her. “I need to be alone,” she whispered. “Isabella—” She didn’t let him finish. She walked out of the room, closing the door behind her. But as she stood in the dark hallway, trembling, one thing became painfully clear. The life she thought she knew had just shattered. And the man she had married? He was hiding even more. A Dangerous Realization The night was cold, but Isabella felt nothing. She stood in the dimly lit hallway of Alexander’s hidden mansion, her heart pounding in her chest. The truth had finally broken free, and it had shattered her.

I said flatly, my face unreadable. I wasn’t ready to admit it was over—not even to myself. The divorce papers were still tucked away in my bedroom drawer, untouched. And honestly, I didn’t owe Damian a full explanation. All I needed was to find out Scarlett’s true condition. Damian stared at me, disbelief written all over his face. The storm brewing behind his usually composed expression deepened. “You were hiding your marriage for three freaking years?” I stayed completely unfazed. “I got married. Shouldn’t that make you happy?”

they both said almost at the same time, then suddenly stopped and laughed slightly at speaking together. But Calvez’s face quickly turned serious again, forcing himself to hide his true self while restraining the pounding of his heart that wanted to explode. In a deep voice, he whispered, “Why… don’t we just agree to the arrangement? Let’s get married…” He paused for a moment, making sure no one else was listening. “But secretly… we’ll make everything just a fake marriage.” While he smiled, behind that smile was a secret that only he knew. “Okay… deal,” Carolina replied with a slight smile, though tension could still be heard in her voice. “Let’s just do that… so we can fulfill the responsib

My eyes kept sliding back to one clause near the bottom, small and easy to miss if I hadn't already learned to distrust every gentle-looking thing about him. *Neither party shall disclose the contractual nature of this marriage to any third party, including immediate family.* "Including Fiamma," I said. Not a question either. "Especially Fiamma." He said it the way he said everything, flat and final, like weather. "She can't perform ignorance if she isn't ignorant."