I's Married Now Novels & Stories

"I don't mean that." Kent's tone was firm. "I just think that the hidden danger that you are worried about exists, no matter if I am married to her or not, or if I am divorced or not. My divorce from her doesn't change anything. It would be better to hurry up and find someone to delete all those photos from the past." Pinel frowned. “You guys marrying is a mistake. You must divorce!”

Marcus: "Hey, Janelle, I've been thinking about everything your parents said. I know we've had our differences, but I want to be there for you and our child. Let's get married and build a future together." Janelle: (hesitant) "Marcus, I appreciate your willingness to step up, but I can't force myself into marrying you. We need to consider what's best for my child in the long run, not just the immediate situation." "Our child," Marcus corrected, "I understand your concerns, Janelle. I genuinely care about you and the baby. I'm willing to work on our relationship and prove that we can create a happy family." Janelle: (pausing) "Marcus, it's not just about proving anything. Love and compatibili

I blushed hard when he said that. He always say things that gladdens my heart. I really love him so much. My handsome sexy king. Anyways, it's been five awesome years. No problems so far. We have been living peacefully. My restaurant is like I said, growing bigger. East has been doing well in his business as well. Seth and Lucia no longer live with us. They live at their own place which is just five minutes drive from here. Iris and Lisa are married now. Exciting right? Yeah totally. I am so happy for her. They got married last year and working towards having their first baby.

"If you think I haven't officially broken up with you yet, then allow me to make myself clear now," I declared. "Isabel Eaton, things are over between us. Please stop harassing my friends and ex-colleagues. I'm already on my way to get married to someone else.

Yvonne immediately began scolding, "Juliette Sinclair, you shameless woman! How long do you plan to keep deceiving my cousin?" I frowned but refused to back down. "Watch your words. Who's being shameless here? Sebastian and I are legally married. What do you mean by 'deceiving'? You came here to insult me all of a sudden. Who's really being shameless?" Yvonne froze for a moment, then tugged at the elderly woman beside her. "Did you hear that, Aunt Gianna? Not only is she shameless, but now she's insulting me. That's the same as insulting the Lockwood family!"

“Announcing an engagement? Our engagement?” Emma’s expression flickered—just for a second. Then the mask slid neatly back into place. “I thought it would help ease tensions. Show unity.” “You thought wrong.” My voice was quiet, controlled, but each syllable carried weight like a warhammer. “I’m still married to Evelyn. You know this. I’ve made no promises to you. And I never authorized anything of the sort. If you were so worried about unity, wouldn’t you want to come and run the idea by me first?”

Everything was moving fine until he found out Iris was now married to Dante Morretti. That news hit him like a punch to the throat. Iris, the woman he still loved, was now married to one of the most feared men in New York. He was still saving his feelings for her, still holding on to the idea that she would be his again someday. But what did she do? She married someone else. She rushed into another man’s arms. She didn’t even wait.

"It was wrong of me, Ella. I made a huge mistake. I was always true to you in the past four years, but I was too materialistic. I shouldn't have looked down on you because I thought you were just an ordinary woman. Let's get married, alright?" I looked down at him coldly. "It's too late, Grayson. I'm already married to Edwin." "You're lying!" Grayson said through clenched teeth. "Even if you did grow up with him, you lost contact for four years, and he only just returned from overseas. How could your relationship develop so fast?"

CARAMEL'S POV Just then, from the top of the stairs, Ivy's voice rang out, full of disbelief and pain. "What?!" I turned to look at her, then back at my husband in fright as I feared what she would say to him in anger. "Are you serious? Today?" I tried to keep the bitterness out of my voice. "Yes! Our Rosie is officially married now to Lord Williams. Isn't it wonderful?" he said, still smiling, unaware of the storm brewing inside me. I forced a smile, all the while clenching my fists. "Yes, wonderful," I said through gritted teeth.

Zephyr said firmly. He didn’t need to introduce himself. She already knew who he was. She typed my name into her system. Then frowned. A red warning flashed on her screen. “I’m sorry,” she said. “I can’t proceed with the registration if one of you is still legally married.” My brows furrowed. “I filed for divorce,” I said. “Rowan Fell was supposed to sign the papers yesterday.” The receptionist shook her head. “Last night, Mr. Rowan refused to sign the divorce.”