Hidden Marriage Novel Full Novels & Stories

“Nate, do you know how long I searched before I finally found you? “Nate, I truly know I was wrong this time. I’ve already fired Ryan. I deleted his contact information. I even got divorced from him. I promise I won’t have anything to do with him or Noah ever again. “Please stop being angry with me. Come back with me and get married, okay? I’ve already chosen the wedding venue, and the wedding outfits are ordered too. All that’s missing is you, the groom...” When Sophie saw Claire appear, she lowered her head in disappointment and stepped aside to make way for her. But I pulled Sophie into my arms and said to Claire, “I’m not going back with you. My girlfriend wouldn’t agree to that either.”

he added. My jaw dropped just looking at him. I suddenly remembered what happened. Zandy and I got married and it was the last thing that happened before I passed out. I closed my eyes and bowed. This is true! I quickly looked at my finger and my eyes widened when I saw the 24k carat ring there. I am married to Zandy and this is the beginning of my new life with the gay man who stole my boyfriend. Can I bear to be with him? No! I sighed, then faced him. "Yes, we're married but that doesn't mean I'm tied to you. We're just married on paper and that's not because we love each other. Don't act like you mean this marriage," I seriously returned to him.

However, she had come to a decision - she had to marry him. As Elena packed her things, her best friend Lucia was helping her out. She was moving into the Romano Mansion, which was part of a crazy arrangement by Luca. Although Elena didn't agree with it, Luca had insisted that they needed to fool his father into thinking that they were madly in love and couldn't do without each other. The sound of the doorbell broke Elena's thoughts. Lucia went to answer it and soon returned to tell Elena that the driver Luca had sent was there to get her. Lucia couldn't believe that her best friend was marrying Luca, the country's most eligible bachelor.

So it took 1 and a half hour for the journey . After making sure amara didn't wake up ..he slowly lifted her in bridal style inside the house .. Even Though it's his mansion but feelings right now is different .He is going to enter into his boring and lifeless mansion with his beloved sweetheart who happened to be his wife. . With a gentle smile he stood in front of the door ..Amara face was in his chest .He don't want to show her to anyone now ..She is way too beautiful any female can get jealous easily ..

I also have to stay away from the orphanage because they might be the next target. Ugh! This is giving me a headache. As I was walking towards the coffee shop to buy something for my fiance, my focus was on my phone while I was replying to my father. He was rushing me for the wedding when my life was on hold because I had to think of my twin sister’s life. I was already at the counter when someone grabbed my arms. “Why aren’t you answering your goddamn phone?” I blinked upon hearing the man’s baritone voice. I immediately turned to him and was surprised to see that it was Jin Cavill, the man Harriet was supposed to marry. I panicked as I gulped the lump in my throat. I pulled my hand from hi

His gaze landed on their joined hands, and his lip curled. "And who is this?" he demanded, gesturing at Liam like he was something unpleasant tracked in from the street. "You think you can bring strangers into my house?" He dropped into his chair like a king taking his throne. Anna flopped beside him, scrolling through her phone with a bored smirk. Sophia lifted her chin, her voice steady. "I got married." Silence crashed into the room. Anna's phone slipped in her hand. Gray's eyes went wide, then narrowed into slits.

Chapter 2 – The Office of Lies Althea Rivera’s POV The sound of heels clicking across the marble floor echoed like the rhythm of a lie I’d learned to live with. Every step inside Navarro Enterprises was a reminder of the secret I carried a ringless marriage, a love buried beneath contracts and board meetings. The glass walls of the building gleamed under the morning light, reflecting the image of someone I barely recognized. A woman in her late twenties, dressed in muted confidence, her blouse pressed and her expression steady. I adjusted my ID card clipped to my blazer:

Sunday dragged by like torture. Lia spent the day pretending to read, pretending to watch TV, pretending she wasn't counting down the hours until eight PM. Julian was home for most of it, locked in his study on conference calls. He came out once for food, barely acknowledged her, then disappeared again. The open marriage was working perfectly for him. He got to do whatever he wanted with whoever he wanted, and Lia stayed home like a good little wife. Except tonight she wasn't staying home.

She pleaded and I sighed deeply, stepping into the house and taking off my shoes. She truly got married to Darren secretly? Without telling me? As we walked further in, the smell of expensive cologne mixed with vanilla scents filled the air, the tension was thick as the two families, Lorena's parents, Macy and Darren's parents along with who I assumed were his uncle and aunt were present. Assistants and publicists weren't too far from there and I regretted my decision to come here.

The twist became a shared realization that their story, woven into the fabric of Sterling Manor, held the power to inspire generations to come. The denouement unfolded as they decided to release the book, not as a tale of a secret marriage but as a chronicle of love's ability to endure and transform. The mansion, with its timeless elegance, became the backdrop for interviews and photoshoots as they shared their story with the world. The climax of this chapter was a book launch hosted at Sterling Manor, bringing together friends, family, and those who had followed their journey from afar. The ballroom, once adorned with the grandeur of a secret marriage, now radiated with the warmth of shared