Happily Married Novels & Stories

As soon as the words left my mouth I wanted to drag them back in and swallow them. My bestfriend's head whipped around, green eyes bugging at me. I winced at the look she was giving me. "Husband?" Mum asked, voice filled with confusion, "What do you mean husband?" That was the perfect time to laugh and tell her I had been joking, but my big mouth went on, "I got married a few weeks ago to the man of my dreams. I would never have met him if it hadn't been for Mia though, so I'm really grateful she stepped in before I could make the wrong decision."

The woman realized that true happiness is having a marriage harmonious, and children are a bonus. "You have to believe our happiness depends on ourselves not having children, you and I have to live our married life not just for a few years but for the rest of our lives. Until one of us dies, remember that." The smile returned to Baby's lips and the beautiful girl nodded her head. "I'll always remember that, honey." Dollan hugged his wife tightly and stroked Baby's hair in a gentle motion. "I love you and we will always be together forever until the end of our lives and I will never leave your side, my beloved wife."

She hide her emotions in order for her Mum not to suspect anything and tightly embrace the woman. "You surely have became more matured after getting married. Look at you getting emotional just on the first day of marriage and running back home. Your husband is really linient with you" "Mum, do you think there's happily ever after for married couples?" Mrs Wauter smiled at her daughter's question "There is, depending on how your marriage worked. Unless death takes one of them, there's happily ever after. I hope you become happy in your marriage too, just like me"

The pleasant feeling of content and happiness shared between the two of them. While eating, or while playing in the yard, or while lying in bed holding each other in their arms. Her purpose here was to be by his now. His purpose was to stay by her side, too. Their purpose, this marriage's purpose, was for them to be by each other. To make each other happy. To smile and laugh with each other, to never make the other sad or angry. To have kids one day and grow old and die together. 'Til sickness and 'til death, even though they have not said their vows at the Mayor's office.

I finished for him. Prince Adrian widened his emerald-green eyes, shocked. "How did you figure that out so fast?" "It was pretty obvious, really," I simply replied. "But, I can understand." I abandoned the stove and walked over to him. A smile pulled at my lips. "I'm just glad that you're happy. I hope you and Sydney have a wonderful marriage filled with never-ending happiness," I wished sincerely, wrapping my arms around him in an embrace.

Everything was pure joy, bliss, and happiness. A smile tugged at Andrew’s lips as he watched Johari dance with her nephews, Dorian and Alexander. Francis and Adela were out there too, pressed close despite the upbeat, thumping music. He’d already done his share of dancing and was now content to lean back, observe, and grin like an idiot whenever he glanced down at his ring. God, it had really happened. He was married—and nothing felt better than knowing Johari was his wife. Johari Tanner… It sounded so damn perfect.

She asked, in movies, everyone made seem easy, like there were no problem but in reality, things were a lot more complicated especially for her right now. “I am married with two beautiful girls, marriage is not easy, I can tell you that, besides. It wasn't as complicated as your situation but because my wife and I love each other, we were able to get where we are, 10 years of marriage and I could say am the happiest man Alive” The Doctor proudly said, Dora eveyed him “Where is your wife and kids now?” She asked “They went to visit her family for a week, they will be able tomorrow “ Dora nodded

I journal that night: "Two weeks married. Honeymoon over. Real life begins tomorrow. And I'm ready. We're ready. The peace we found at the coast—we're bringing it home. We're building a life that includes joy, not just survival. That prioritizes us, not just crisis management. We're married. Actually married. And it feels right. Completely right. Finally right. Tomorrow, reality. But we're ready. Together. Always together. Forever." Tomorrow comes. New chapter begins. But that's a story for another time. Right now— We're home. We're married. We're happy. And that's everything.

The promise, when it finally settled fully between them, carried a particular weight that neither of them had said quite this completely to anyone before, and both of them meant every word of it entirely, standing there in front of everyone who mattered most to both of them, Brynn and Darius and Clara and Ife and Marcus and Jake and Julie orbiting somewhere in the gathered crowd, the whole architecture of the family they’d each built, separately and now together, watching two people finally, fully arrive at exactly where they were always supposed to be. The officiant pronounced them married. Seth kissed her, the whole room erupting into warm, delighted noise around them, and he thought, hold

They giggled as they stayed calm in my arms. I looked back for a moment, I watched as Mia stared with an unexplainable smile on her face. She was indeed happy and contented with our new marriage. I felt a sense of gratitude stream all over my body and my soul could now rest from all the tension and anxiety I had experienced in the last weeks.