His And Her Marriage Novels & Stories

At least he's sounding serious now. "It's not a joke, Kay. Mom and dad are hell bent on forcing me to get married but that's not the problem here. The real problem here js asking me to marry someone I barely know, that's the craziest thing I've ever heard or seen. I mean, this ain't a story or movie where some accidents happens between two adults and leading to them getting married. This is reality, man." I said frustratingly. "You know you shouldn't be telling me that, right? You should say that to your parents." He said and I glared at him.

“He had things to handle. Besides, you know how the marriage happened. It’s not a marriage built on love, so I don’t expect anything.” “But how long do you plan to expect nothing? You’re Luna now. That’s a big role. Heirs, Isabella. Children. What happens when people start asking about that? Or does this marriage have an expiration date?” “When the time comes, we’ll deal with it.” Truth was, we hadn’t even talked about it. We hadn’t talked about much of anything.

The day I got laid off, I called my boyfriend, but he never picked up. I rode home on my electric scooter in the pouring rain, soaked to the skin, clutching a cardboard box as I awkwardly pushed open the front door. The house was packed. My family, relatives, and friends were all there. In the middle of the room, my boyfriend and my best friend stood before my parents, accepting their congratulations as the newlyweds. The moment I appeared, the lively room fell deathly silent. The cardboard box slipped from my hands, scattering its contents across the floor. Zane Ward walked toward me, looking at me calmly. "What are you doing here?" I stared at him, my voice trembling as I demanded a

His eyes meet hers, sparing her one angry look. The official nods in contentment and continues. “Marriage is a sacred union between husband and wife and shall remain unbroken. It is the basis of a stable and loving relationship and is a joining of two hearts.“ Elijah scoffs at this, making the official stop for a moment. He sends him a warning glare, clutching the book in his hand until his knuckles turn white. “We are all here today to witness this joining of two hearts”, he continues, once convinced Elijah wouldn’t act up again.

She began, " What are you talking about? You can't just barge into a room and introduce yourself." " Let me take you down memory lane.. we were classmates in kindergarten." I stood there uninterested, "So?" " So...I am not a stranger." She paused as she looked around.then breath out, " this is perfect. A lot of changes but I can fix this." " Nobody is fixing anything," I took out my hand to show her," I am married. I don't know what my mom had fed you with but I am a married man." Even though it didn't sit well as I said, it was cringe. I never said I was all the while I was married to Elara.

"Silly... Of course, I want more than that, Aurora. Look, I can marry you again anytime and anywhere even if we were still married to each other. I will marry you if that's what you want my wife..." I stared at him in confusion. "Excuse me? What do you say? I mean, what do you mean?" He kissed my forehead. "We still bond with each other, sweetheart. Nothing has changed because we are still married to each other," "Huh?" "We are still a husband and wife. I did not pursue the annulment of our marriage. You are still my wife, and I am still your husband." "H-how come? But you and I have already signed the annulment papers, right?"

"But you are with a man; you could have let me figure things out." "Is there a law that says if I'm with a man, I should let him figure things out?" She asked. He nodded, "Yes, there is—the one that recognizes me as your husband." She sighed, "You just keep bringing up this husband stuff." "Listen, Mel, there's something I need to explain to you. You've not been married before, and neither have I, but I do know how a marriage works.

He was wearing jeans and a sweater. He looked at her. "You came," he said. "You summoned me," she said. "I invited you," he corrected. He walked over to her. "Tomorrow," he said, "we are going to stand in front of a hundred people and say vows. We are going to sign a license. We are going to be married." "Yes," she said. "But that's for them," he said. "That's for the press. That's for the 'Happy Family'." He took her hands.

He reminded her plainly. She got closer, her eyes fixed on him. “Whats going on? Are you feeling stressed because of the wedding?” She asked, running a finger down his jawline. Runes grabs her hand and pulls it away from her face. “You don't possibly think that what happened that night suddenly makes us a couple, do you?” Posy froze. “What?” She muttered. He tossed her hand away. “This marriage, as you well know, is to make a merger possible. Nothing more.”

Common dude, marriage is already shown on your face," Herald said teasingly. "Don't miss these two things, dude: revenge, not marriage," Jenny corrected, and Herald chuckled. "Correct. I know you are smarter than this guy," I said in support of Jenny, and we both shook hands. "Whatever, all I know is that you are getting married. And I think that's a good thing because I might be lucky to find my bride," Herald said while trying his suit on. "Really, what about your flings?" "Are you giving up?" Jenny asked.