I Am Happily Married Novels & Stories

Each day becomes a tapestry of sun-drenched beaches, moonlit walks, intimate conversations under the stars, and yes, fucking – lots of fucking. During our honeymoon, Adalina and I discover an even deeper connection. We relish in the freedom of being together, exploring the world as a married couple. Every moment becomes a new adventure, filled with laughter, dance, and moments of pure bliss. Adalina illuminates my life, bringing out the best in me, and I pledge to be the husband she deserves—supportive, uplifting, and a pillar of strength.

He grinned roguishly. I laughed and nodded then I walked out with a smile on my face. I was officially married to the most gorgeous man in the world. A man who was finally letting go of his pain to have a shot at happiness. Even if we didn't live together forever, I'd always cherish this moment.

Eunice was incredibly understanding. She continued, "Don't worry about it. I'm fine. It's been many years, so I've long gotten used to it. Besides, I have nothing to hide when I'm with you two. I'm actually happy I can chat with you guys, even if it's only sometimes. "However, I should still warn you guys about one thing—don't settle when it comes to marriage. If you must settle for less, let it be with a man who loves you. That way, you won't suffer too much. Don't be like me, okay?"

KANE COLTEN "I do," I whispered to myself, a smile spreading across my face as I finished watching our wedding videos. It still feels surreal to me that she agreed to marry me, that she said yes. On that day, I felt like I was floating on a cloud of bliss. I can't quite explain the overwhelming joy I felt. The words "happy" and "blissful" don't seem sufficient to capture the depth of my happiness. What I feel now is like dancing on the clouds; I can't help but smile every time I remember that day.

"Why are we out here, honey? I know it's a date and all but I'm still surprised. We haven't done something like this in a while." "That's exactly the thing. We haven't done it in a long time before of work, marital obligations and all those stuffs. It's always good to get out of the house once in a while." She nodded breezily. "I'm the luckiest woman on earth for marrying such a sensible man like you." Raymond chuckled softly and dug in to his food. "I'm the luckiest man on earth for marrying such caring and loving wife." Tears sprang in her eyes and she smiled widely, "Awwn. I feel funny right now."

"Wow! My Honey is fighting, huh?" I laughed but immediately became serious. "I'm happy right now, I mean I'm happy every time I'm with you, Zandy. I'm happy with the result of our unexpected marriage. We didn't get along before, but now, we love each other," I said as I remembered what happened to us before. At a time when we didn't like each other.

I felt the overwhelming feeling of satisfaction I never thought I would say this ,after all the truamatic event but 'i am grateful,I married my stupid husband' THE END

He moves closer to me. “Do people celebrate those?” I ask smiling too. He looks so happy right now; I can’t help but be happy too. We made it, we’re husband and wife. We’ve been married for six months and they have been the best six months of my life. And every day with him gets better and better. It’s like he took a vow to make my every waking day better than the last one. Words can’t describe how amazing this man is. “I don’t know if other people celebrate them but you and I are. I want to celebrate every one of our major life events.” He says kissing me.

My life was fulfilled, it was whole, my journey on earth was a mission well accomplished. And yes, there was no marriage without its circumstances and issues and hurdles and we had more coming our way. But as a couple who fought death and more, we would overcome. We had God, we had love, we had a family and the sacred vows taken at the altar. I got married, it was the greatest pain of my life. Yet, it was my greatest happiness, my greatest achievement, my greatest gift. As I stared at my husband, I just knew that even in a different life, I would still love him. Whatever it was, however it was, it would end with a GET ME MARRIED to him.

I married a man who wants me to have all the sex in the world — as long as he gets to watch. And I've never been happier.