I Married As The Replacement Bride Novels & Stories

"The board of directors already called me this morning. They are terrified of a public relations nightmare. They do not want excuses, and they do not want quiet payouts. They want absolute proof that this is a real, legitimate, happy marriage. They need the public to see that she married you willingly, not because you forced her. They want to see stability to protect the company's valuation." "What do they expect me to do?" "The Annual Charity Gala is tomorrow night," Marcus said clearly. "Every major investor, camera crew, and board member in the city will be in that ballroom. The board demands that you publicly debut your new bride. You need to walk her down that red carpet. You need to sm

Liam cleared his throat behind her to signal her to calm down. Jovia snorted and turned away. Liam changed his attitude. He came to my bed with a fake smile. “Moon went to get breakfast. Well, Stella, Jovia and I talked. You lost your legs saving Tommy, and because of that, Tommy can’t just ignore you. “We spent the whole night talking to Moon and Tommy. Moon agreed that Tommy will marry you, but the wedding arrangements with the Sullivan family are already set, so we can’t change that. We’ll just switch you in. Everything else will stay the same. How does that sound?”

Taggart gritted in annoyance and was ready to blurt back. “The wedding is still planned, so don’t worry about it. We only replace the bride with Tamara. I think she’s the best option for you,” Bruce pointed at smiling Tamara. Taggart was freezing out in his place. He couldn’t believe his father was becoming a jerk by changing his plan.

And this time, I watched carefully and noticed that editing, how expressions that didn’t match the narrative were pushed aside. I spoke finally. “They set her up.” Theo leaned against the table. “Yeah. Pretty brutal too. That clip? Old footage. Different days stitched together.” My gaze shifted to him. “And the replacement bride?” “Alice Hunt,” he said. “Now officially Mrs. Jared Walton.” That was… interesting! Theo opened the next file and showed me the pictures of Jared’s wedding, my nephew’s glowing smile and happy groom’s look, screaming suspicion. I picked up one of the photographs.

she expresses in concern. “I know that all these sounds unreasonable right now, but if we put heads together we can actually pull this through”I declare with determination in her voice because under no condition am I going to sacrifice my best friend's physical and mental health, just for the sake of an arranged marriage. “How the hell are we going to get a replacement for my sister less than four hours to her wedding” Ember inquires frantically pacing around the room and I stop to consider for a moment. If the bride switch is going to be a solid plan, how are we going to find a replacement in a country where we barely have connections?

She is his heartbeat, he can't imagine a second without him. She is blessed and happy about what happened a year before. He couldn't thank his star more for giving him, his love of life. It was her journey from a replaced bride to a desired wife. It was her journey to finding his soulmate. It was their journey, falling in love. .. The end. ... So...that was the epilogue. Can't believe I just posted the Epilogue of " His Replaced Bride". The whole journey seems like a dream, a very beautiful dream.

"What's the joke? Besides, we already have a replacement for Laura." "What does Mama mean?" Veronica, unapologetic, pointed to Emily, who had been standing quietly in the corner of the room, head bowed. "She's the replacement bride, whether you like it or not. Mama doesn't need your refusal. Just consider it as her taking responsibility for letting Laura run away." ** Emily's dream wedding was incredibly simple. She didn't need a luxurious gown. What mattered most was who would bear the status of her husband. Emily always prayed to God that whoever her husband would be, he'd be someone she loved and who loved her wholeheartedly in return. There were no specific criteria because Emily knew sh

I don't think the bride is bothered at all by my presence and only her say would count boy." Aiden's father stated and Marina forced a smile. She hadn't gotten over the basement incident yet. According to the contract, she's supposed to act like she was really Aiden's wife and they were in love. "Even if she's bothered, surely she won't show it to you." "You don't need to worry at all. I’m getting along with the new bride," Aiden's grandfather stated, extending a wide smile.

“Thought you'd be too busy keeping up with your Botox appointments.” Her smile thinned. “Oh, please, Lucia. Let’s not pretend you belong here. You may have gotten the title, but you and I both know this isn’t real. Just a cover-up marriage, isn’t it?” My fingers twitched around the clutch in my hand. She leaned in slightly, voice low. “You think this changes anything? You’re still just the substitute bride. The one they picked to take my place when I said no.” My jaw tightened, but I stayed still.

“I don’t.” “My grandfather may have brought us here and decided we’re going to stay under the same roof, but that doesn’t change anything between us.” “I know.” “You clearly don’t.” I turned to face him. “Then tell me what I’m supposed to understand.” James stepped away from the chair and folded his arms across his chest. “You don’t suddenly become part of my life again because my grandfather wants us to act like a married couple. Whatever he thinks about our marriage, I haven’t forgotten what happened back home.”