Huge Age Gap Novels & Stories

“I have fifteen nieces and nephews and my parents have been happily married for fifty years.” He shook his head in disbelief. “And where do you come?” “I’m the last one… the baby. Ten years younger than my youngest brother. Apparently, I was a mistake… but a happy one. The age gap meant that despite coming from such a big family I’ve always felt in some ways like an only child. When I reached a certain age, they were all married and away. So, for most of the time that I can remember, it was just me and my parents.”

Things escalated quickly forgetting the guests watching the unfolding live drama. "What!" Jonathan bursts out. "What do you mean by what? Is it because of our 12 year age gap! Does marrying now based on age? Is that what you mean!" He glared at Jonathan disappointed. "Gideon calm down that's not what he meant!" Gertrude intervened but Gideon is already mad. "No little sis! It is! You married him somewhat just like your age. Mom is five years young than dad but they are happily married why can't I?" He gritted his teeth hurt.

“I’ve seen older couples who have more than twelve to twenty years of age gap.” “Yes and they are all well over twenty.” He tried to show me reason, his voice gentle and calm. “Age gives you life experience and once you are over twenty…no one will question our motives. No one will ask if I manipulated your feelings and no one will care who we are to each other. You’re almost eighteen, Paris. You need to be a bit more patient.”

The old woman had a soft smile on her face. “I didn’t think you two would end up getting married.” Manang Greta spoke. “Why, Mom?” Danica asked. “Is it truly impossible for them to be married?” The words escaped her lips, filled with a mix of curiosity and uncertainty. “The only reason I didn’t believe Ryker and Claire could be married was because of their great age difference.” “Really?” she asked, shocked by her tone of voice. “Is a 12-year gap too long? Miss Claire, would a grown man be much better in a relationship?” She asked with a smile on her face.

“Don’t you need a Mother for Akira? The younger daughter will be a good Mother.” Inaya a good Mother? I scoffed mentally. “Father….” Those were the only words that managed to come out of my mouth. “Are you worried about the age gap?” Mother looked at me with concern, “I know it’s much, but you both are already married.” “Age gap?” Nelson asked. “Auntie, what’s the age gap?” Zac added. “It’s an eleven-year age gap,” Mother answered, and I scoffed mentally. “Eleven? How do you expect me to live with a mad immature brat?!!” I yelled furiously.

She fell in step beside him, then asked plainly, “You’re not exactly young anymore. No girls chasing after you?” He stopped in his tracks, the look on his face darkening. “What?” she asked, turning back to him. "You think I'm that old?" Louis repeated, clearly displeased as the frown settled deeper on his face. "I’m only six years older than you. That makes me ancient? Is that why you keep pushing me away?" These days, age-gap couples were everywhere. Ten, even fifteen years apart wasn’t uncommon. Six years was hardly a big deal. Adora realized she might’ve spoken too bluntly.

She explained what had led to the flowers, and Ray’s proposal last night. “Think about it, huh? Well, I understand you’re twenty-eight and he’s fifty-four. That is a big age gap despite how you two feel about each other.” “It isn’t his age that bothers me.” “It isn’t?” her father blurted with surprise. “Then what is it?’

George frowned, "Let's wait for a few years. It's fine as long as their age gap isn't too big." "Yes, it's good enough as long as the gap is no more than five years. What do you think?" Sigrid said meaningfully. George raised his eyebrows, "Hmm? So you're saying that more than five years is too big of an age gap?" "Ah? No, I didn't say that." Sigrid looked at him innocently and then hugged him with a smile. "I'm going to take a nap. Go to work." "No, let's take a nap together." George hugged her. "If I don't teach you a lesson, you'll be more daring in the future."