Getting Married Without My Badge Novels & Stories

“Father Gallo will be here as soon as he’s able. He can perform the ceremony, but he can’t make the marriage legal until tomorrow at the courthouse.” Shit. Fuck. One step forward and two back. “It will be blessed,” I said, trying to convince myself. “That should appease the famiglia, the families.” I hoped it would. If the marriage wasn’t legal, Andrés could pull some annulment bullshit. Aléjandro continued, “The priest said there’s another option. In California, you can marry online. The two people must physically be present in California and together. He knows of a 24-hour website.”

"Now to the main course of the day...the wedding. I thought it over and decided it was best to do something small...private. All people need to see is an article. It's not a real wedding so I'd hate for it to have everyone in the picture." He wasn't wrong, of what use was a big wedding on the basis of a lie? It was easier that way, and faster too. The easier, the better. "I see what you're talking about...but what about your parents? Your mum, what about her?" "All she needs to see is the certificate the church offers, she'd understand when I tell her it was impromptu, just like everything else in my life." "Does that even make sense? Getting married without your mum being there only to offe

Alexa raised her hand before folding it and acted as if to thank the heavens. “You know so much.” Zion shook his head before continuing to walk. “Hey, wait. Where are you going?” He chased after the young man. “I thought we were going to get married?” Zion didn’t look back. “Is it now? I don’t have a birth certificate yet. Besides, my mother still needs to invite someone else.” “We’re only getting married in a civil wedding, so there’s no need for a guest. I’ll just ask my friend to fetch your mother to bring what the lawyer needs.”

Jude sat silent, so I said, "Say something." "Let's not have a wedding. It's getting too complex, but I want you to be happy. Will that disappoint you?" "You want us to get married in court? It doesn't matter. As long as we're married. I'll choose a destination and whoever can do the ceremony." "It has to be Bruce, and the destination is Knight Island." "I don't understand." "If we marry outside Knight Island, I'd have to use an alias. Also, I don't trust Pastor Chauffee and Katrina coming here. Bruce is the only person with the credentials who understands our situation."

I rattled. "Wha—" she replied, but I hanged up the phone in nervousness before she could finish her words. "I'm screwed!" I mumbled as I let myself fall flat on my bed. After lamenting for a few minutes about how dire the situation I was in, I started checking the needed requirements for the marriage on the internet. Upon checking, I already have the other documents needed except the certificate of no marriage. I rang Mr. Adler to inform him about the situation. "S-Sir? I don't have a copy of CENOMAR [certificate of no marriage]. It may take a week before I can get one," I informed.

he said, and I accidentally cursed out loud. “What? It’s only been a few hours since I accepted your deal and you want to get married already? What is this, a rush wedding? Afraid the bride might run off?” I said, half-laughing, half-irritated. “I’m deadly serious. Don’t worry, it’s just a civil wedding. My mom and dad don’t even know. They’re coming home tomorrow afternoon, so we need to hurry.” His words made me feel dizzy. A civil wedding without his parents? He might as well forge a marriage contract.

I raised my voice, nervously addressing the sixty or so assembled guests. "We are gathered here today to join these two chucklefucks in a whole lot of nothing. Actual marriage between these two is fully illegal in the eyes of the law, and probably immoral in the eyes of any god you care to consult. Yet they love each other, enough to make one of the sweetest little babies you've ever seen. Yay for them!" A round of chuckles rolled through the crowd, and I felt a little better. Less like an impostor. "So, in light of that fact, we'll skip a lot of the usual pageantry. Do you have the rings?"

” Mama said seriously. ”For me, I find no reason to fulfill your plans because I know that you are legally married in the Embassy. But if you like a blessing then, why not?”Her mother says adding, ”The church is available for the wedding preparations but we need to give them advance information and submit your registered marriage contract certificate. The Local registrar's office staff will just register it to forward to the Philippine Statistics Office to legalize your marriage under Philippine Law." She explains.

I asked, looking at him for clues. "Look to your left," he said, a hint of playfulness in his tone. I followed his direction and was taken aback when I saw the "City Hall" sign. The reason for him bringing me here… No, it couldn’t be. "Are we here to get our marriage certificate?" My voice trembled with a mix of uncertainty and excitement. Although we had arranged for a wedding ceremony, getting an official certificate wasn't discussed. Many elite, wealthy families opted for a ceremony without legal ties to protect their individual assets. I never expected Jethro would take this step.

She smiled back at me and turned to a security guard that was coming towards us like he had a message for her. I turned away when the guard came close and focused on the next nagging thought in my heart. Jordan Chase. I didn't even know the guy, yes I had seen pictures that proved he was extremely cute and handsome, more than Nate himself but he looked cold and dangerous. We knew nothing about each other, how could we get married without even talking once? Every thing in my system warned against doing such a thing and I had to act fast. I turned back to mom Leona who just finished with the guard, she turned to me and gave me that heart warming smile she always gave.