I Once Married You Novel Novels & Stories

I was about to open it when a figure melted out of the shadows, startling me. “Well,” Ivy said bitterly, glaring at me. “There she is.” “What do you want?” I sighed. “Do you enjoy destroying people’s marriages that much?” “That is a very interesting question coming from you.” I said with a sarcastic laugh. “Leave my husband alone.” “Your husband? You mean the man who was my husband first?” “You had a fake marriage.” “No,” I corrected calmly. “We had a real marriage that your little scheme with his family destroyed.” “That marriage meant nothing!” she snapped

Callum nods at me, signifying it’s my cue to speak. Subconsciously, I reach for Micah’s hand. It isn’t until we’re touching that I realise what I did. But I don’t move my hands. He grounds me, and to be honest, I need to be sure he’s still here. Clearing my throat, I speak. “The marriage situation may look bad. But I never cheated on Stefan, I have always been faithful in my marriage. As you all know, Stefan and I…we lost our baby—”

Tears blurred my vision “Answer me!” Marcel roared, his grip on my wrist turning painful. The words tore out of me before I could stop them, each one stabbing deep into my own chest. “I’m married, okay? I’m married to Aiden. I’ve been his wife… for over three years now.” I could barely breathe, let alone look at him while I said them. And the moment they left my lips, he froze. Completely. Like his body had just turned to stone. Slowly, his eyes dropped....not to me, not to my face, but to my hand.

“I knew you had just married but I didn’t know she was was this dazzling, I’d give anything for her to be mine.” He smiled at me again but a look for Aiden and he cleared his throat. “You can head back to the mansion, I’d meet you when I’m done.” Aiden said and Damien nodded before leaving . I shuddered away from Aiden’s hold like he had a bad flu I didn’t want to contact. “Why the hell are you out here undressing in the open where everyone can see you?” He frowned and turned to me. “Aneesa said this was only for the alpha and I could come here since I was your wif..” I stopped myself halfway, I found it difficult to say the word, it’s been barely a day since I got married and all these alre

Pyaar se thamna dor baarik hai Saath janmo ki ye pehli taarik hai Dor ka ek main sira Aur tera hai dusra Jud sake beech mein kayi tadap hai na Jo meri manzilon ko jaati hai Tere naam ki koi sadak hai na Jo mere dil ko dil banati hai Tere naam ki koi dhadak hai na! She pecked my lips lightly and I could see moisture in her eyes. I don't want to get out of this world! Then my eyes fell on my mom standing behind. She was obviously glaring at me and that was when I came out of my bubble. You're getting married to Isha after a week of Rhea's marriage. So, you better get the divorce paper signed.

Iris I woke up to a ring on my finger, and with a smile on my face, I came close to admiring it. Despite being married before with different rings on this finger, I felt as if this was my first. Ian had left for work before I could even wake up, and I was left alone with just my thoughts. And as I got up from the bed to get ready for the day, I found out that my things had been moved to Ian’s. For the second time, I was going to get married to the man of my dreams.

"A woman’s endurance is her crown, she continued. If you want this marriage to last, you must understand that your place is here. Under this roof. And under my rules." The words tightened something around my throat. I nodded, though every bone in me wanted to ask what about my own rules? My own roof? But again, I swallowed the question. That night, lying in Emeka’s room, I watched him snore softly, his chest rising like a tide that knew no storm. The compound was silent, except for the occasional cough of a night guard outside. I traced the ring on my finger, its gold dull in the dim light.

Lyyana pointed to one of the restaurants across the street. Petra turned to follow Lyyana's gesture. She smiled as she remembered the memories that had happened on that land. "Lyyana, we got married there before, and we haven't divorced until now." "Huh?" Lyyana exclaimed in surprise at Petra's words. "Remember, we used to play mass wedding there. And you were paired with me, we haven't divorced yet." Lyyana turned her face away, trying to hide her blush. "Petra! That was just childhood."

How would I tell her that the man she believed I would marry had betrayed me? How would I tell her that I was now married to someone else? Someone she had never met. Someone I didn’t love. Someone I didn’t know. Tears rolled down my cheeks silently. I’m sorry, I whispered in my heart. This is the only way. My pen hovered over the line. I closed my eyes tightly. And signed. Judy Hale. The moment the pen left the paper, my heart dropped. It was done. No taking it back. No running away.

I held the microphone, my voice echoing throughout the place. The people around us murmured among themselves, and Celia's face showed a fleeting moment of embarrassment. "Zane, stop it. It’s our wedding today." "You’re realizing that now? I don't want to marry you anymore. You're free. Go marry whoever you want." After saying that, I looked at Shane. "Shane, congratulations, you’ve won. I don't want this woman anymore. I wish you a happy marriage and many children." Of course, I did it on purpose.