How To Survive In A Loveless Marriage Novels & Stories

“What’s the plan? Is it Adrian?” From the look on her face I got my answer “No, girl,” I say, shaking my head. “Adrian is still a stranger. I don’t know him yet.” “Yeah, you see, when you get to his office tomorrow, you talk to him, get to know him. And if he makes you a million dollars deal, you treat yourself with it. Look at yourself, you aren’t looking well. You need medication, and from the look of things, you are broke. And I’m broke too,” Sophia says, her voice filled with worry.

He yelled and I nodded my head. I didn't plan on it. "Better." He grunted out before he turned around. Thinking he was leaving, I stepped back to shut the door of my room and lock out the whole world when I heard, "And don't you ever think he'll fall for you. This marriage of yours is nothing but a marriage of convenience. Not one born out of love. But then, where would even find love in your miserable lonely life?" Exactly. Where would I ever find love?

“It’s over. It’s dead. It’s paper-thin.” I locked eyes with her. “I don’t love you. I don’t see a future with you. I don’t even see you bearing my children.” Every word came out like a bullet. I wanted it to hit — to slice her where it hurt. She stared at me like she couldn’t breathe. Then her voice cracked. “I don’t believe you,” she whispered. Good. Let the truth suffocate her. “Dad,” I said, still gripping Nelly’s hand, “we’re getting married in church.”

“Please don't deny me this, Dashiell. I love you. You know I do. I just don't want to be lonely tonight.” I stepped out of the lift and headed towards the exit. “I'm sorry, Lils, but I can't do this for you. I'm married. You need to know that. Saying things like this will make any who hears it misunderstand.” The last thing I would want to do is to jeopardise my relationship with Nova. I just got her back. Losing her over something I could avoid wasn't part of the plan. "What if she dies? Will you return to me?" I halted in my steps at her comment. "What did you just say?"

"Damian, if you're delusional, go get some help. Since I landed, have I entertained you even once? Have I ever agreed to marry you? In fact, I told you a month ago that we've broken up. You've been putting on this ridiculous show for weeks. Aren't you tired of it already?" Damian's expression went blank for a few seconds. He ran through every single interaction we had shared over the last two days. Slowly, his face turned livid. "Why? Evelyn, are you playing games with me? How dare you screw with me like this!" I could only marvel at his sheer audacity. "You left me stranded overseas for four years, fully aware that I almost died multiple times trying to track you down. You didn't lift a fin

I answered questions directly, without excess, without closing anything off. Where did you meet? His lecture hall. We disagreed about something. About what? Whether love was real. Laughter around the table. And who won? I looked at Adrian across the table. He was already looking at me. “The argument is ongoing,” I said. Warmer laughter this time. It was after the main course when it happened. A man to my left. Broad shoulders. The confidence of someone accustomed to being the most important person in a room. “I will be direct,” he said. “There have been suggestions. That this marriage was convenient. Professionally motivated.” He held my gaze. “What do you bring to this marriage Elena? Beyon

The only place she felt at home right now was her Office. But it was wrong to punish Vikram for nothing. It wasn't his mistake she had to marry him. It just had to happen that way,she didn't know why. She didn't know if she could ever do justice to their marriage. How long will Vikram be nice? He would crack, eventually,finding it useless to even try. Keerthi knew herself. She would take a lot of time to warm up to Vikram, especially in that sense,or even just in general. She knew it was not the movies that the guy would just wait for her for however long. It was reality. Things just didn't work like that.

replied Jane. Aaron raised his eyebrow, quite surprised to hear that fact. Helena? Helped him? His eyes glanced briefly at the woman who was busy doing her makeup not far from him. Helena and all her charms were there, trying to lure him. If he must be honest, Aaron was a little grateful because the woman he was going to marry was Helena. He really couldn't imagine what his life would be like if he married a woman he didn't know. And what would happen to his lover? There was no desire to substitute or cheat on anyone, even though the marriage occurred due to coercion. He had to choose between Helena or the woman of his grandfather's choice. That situation made him frustrated to the point of

He turned his back to take a miserable life of his. Alas, all good things must come to an end and they will. His marriage is unknown, but not today they will fear him to have a beautiful woman beside him who is dependent on his life and so he is. They enter the grand gate when the beep of an electronic lock sounds through his ears. He spins his face in the entryway of the room. The knot in his gut takes on a new meaning when Odious enters the opulent space between them. He's got muscles on his forearm as he scoffs when he pushes past him taking his wife in his arms.

His voice broke and grey eyes turned silver with unshed tears. She placed a finger on his trembling lips. “You don’t have to say anything, love. We were both victims, Chase. But we survived. We’ll get through this.” She pulled his head down to her shoulder, her fingers combing through his dark hair while he held onto her as if he was drowning, his body shook with silent tears. “Just know that I love you, Chase. Be patient with me.” *** “Do we really need a big wedding? Why don’t we get married at court, keep it private?” Christine worried that they wouldn’t be able to afford it anyway, with Chase’s financial situation and her parents just scraping by.