Hidden Marriage Full Novels & Stories

I tried to stand firm to my resolve and be aloof from the moment we got married and it actually helped that I was preparing for our debut and he's a little busy. The problem is, ever since my debut, our paths crossed a lot more than expected and I don't even know how we ended up being in this weird drama. Pretending to be dating when we are actually secretly married? Yeah, how weird and ironic is that? I moved at the very end of the dock and decided to sit there, my hands leaning behind me for support as I stare into the horizon. And then tears silently started streaming down my face. I'm really not okay at this point. My emotions are in a blur and I can't even tell it to my members. I don't

Kingdoms was a drama, a war film, set in the Republic of Ireland, in which Isabella played the role of a child bride who was forced into marriage. However, sever nights before his marriage, her betrothed died. And because the cause was unknown, and due to superstitious beliefs, Isabella's character was accused of killing the man.

" Each phrase fell into me like small stones, piling in a basket I would be forced to carry. Later that evening, after the last guest had left and the compound smelled of spilled beer and fried oil, Mama called me aside. Her wrapper was loosened at the waist, but her voice remained sharp. "You did well today, she said. You smiled even when you did not want to. That is the first rule." I looked at her, waiting for more. "A woman’s endurance is her crown, she continued. If you want this marriage to last, you must understand that your place is here. Under this roof. And under my rules."

Never in her life did she expect that she would be married to someone like Fortune. But Fortune kissed her cheeks. “Yes, we are married, darling. I just could not let you have a child before marriage. I will organize the greatest wedding if you want…” Percy hurriedly shook her head. “No! Not now! I still want to keep my identity hidden. We are already married, right?“ She asked. Fortune understood her fears well. So he nodded and kissed her lips. “You are now officially mine!“ He said. “Sadly, I have to let you hide this…”

The man I had married six months ago in a ceremony that felt more like a corporate merger than a wedding. Our families had arranged everything from the beginning. The Moreaus owned half the luxury real estate in three states. The Voss family controlled the shipping and logistics that moved goods through those properties. The merger would save both sides billions in the long run. The wedding was huge. Televised in certain circles. Covered in magazines that called it “the union of the decade.” We smiled for the cameras, said our vows in front of five hundred people, and then retreated to separate suites on our honeymoon in the Maldives. I spent the week reading novels on the beach alone.

But once get married and live in one roof, it would be a different story. Some even said that as if you are being bewitched or under a spell. You will expect that being with the person you think you fell in love with is a heaven on earth, a wish come true. But when the magic had faded and problems started to surface, only then that you realize that you made mistake, that you were not ready after all. He had witnessed so many broken marriages and he did not want to go into all that crap and ruin the fun of his life . But in his case he has other reasons why he did not want to be in a serious relationship. He fears to love and ends up marrying a woman who loves him for his money.

Ava's POV As we walked through the living room, I spotted Natalia and her husband, Jim, getting ready to leave for their honeymoon. She looked us over with that smug, superior expression she always wore, raising an eyebrow as if she had something to say. “You know, Ava, marriage can be tough—especially when you don’t have… resources. But don’t worry, I’ll keep you two in my thoughts while we’re away.” “Natalia—” I started to speak, but Liam stepped in, giving Natalia a cold smile.

By the time he saw the red flags, I was too deep in love to listen. Wasting 13 years on Desmond hurt him as much as it hurt me. I shook my head. "It's not your fault. I guess I had to learn the hard way to grow up." Harriet grabbed my hand, pulling me to the car where she turned on her tablet and swiped through photos. Male faces flashed across the screen. I chuckled, "You're moving fast. Trying to kick me out already?" She laughed, "When did you get so chatty? You barely said a word before. Getting married doesn't mean you can't come home. Your room's always there. We'll even set one up for your kids."

"The one my wife and I will be moving into after the wedding this evening?" James tossed a silver key ring across the room. I caught it effortlessly. "Are you even a little bit curious to see her?" James asked, shaking his head. "Your wife? Bro, you're actually getting married. D*mn. You're leaving me all alone in the single world." "It's five years," I replied coldly, sliding my silver Rolex onto my wrist. "She will be my wife just for show." Thirty minutes later, my cynicism faded into a blur of blinding camera flashes and low whispers.

She hide in her room and cried for the entire night. Keron and Ritah dated for a year and they married. She was the maid of honor on their wedding. She could only hide her tears and force herself to smile. It's not easy to see the man you love being taken away and you are there to witness it. If it has ever happened to you well you know how it feels.