I've Decided To Marry You Novels & Stories

Do you really have the heart to ruin me? "I promise you! The moment we secure the contract, we will register our marriage right away, alright? Please!"

“I want to do that too.” “Huh? What?” “Hold my husband's hands. Just like that.” I replied, my eyes still on the couple. “Let's get married.” His words made me look back at him immediately. “What?” “You and I. Let's get married.” “Right now?” I asked, bewildered because what the fuck? Who makes a decision like that? “Yes, right now.” “What? Wait. Why?” “You want to get married. You want to hold your husband's hands that way, with so much love.”

He teased. I held my head and screamed in frustration, the tears were flowing freely now. Five minutes was all I had to make a decision that would alter my life forever. But I knew it had to be done, I was sure he also knew it. He had me cornered, right where he wanted. I closed my eyes and resigned to my fate. “Fine, I’ll marry you.”

"How do you feel?" "Terrified. Relieved. Both at the same time." "Both things can be true," he smiles. "You are never going to stop saying that, are you?" "No. Because it is true. And you need to hear it." He crosses to me. Cups my face in his hands. "I love you." "I love you too." "I am going to marry you someday when we are both ready." "I know." "Do you want to know when I decided that?"

The man I wanted to spend the rest of my life building dreams with. "Yes." I said without hesitation. "Yes, I'll marry you.”

She cut me off. "Akshu, I decided to marry you to Raajiv. I think he is perfect for you. Besides, I love to get in touch with our relatives. How long are we going to live alone like this? So your wedding with him is my choice. You can decide otherwise. But if you do, then I'm out of your life!"

But Devin's expression was serious, "This is a decision I made personally, no one forced me. I want to marry you, from the bottom of my heart." "So, will you marry me? Miss Brooklyn." Having said that, what more that I could refuse? If the road ahead was destined to be full of thorns and bumps, with violent storms, and the sweetness in front of you, even if it was short-lived, it might become the source of energy on that road. Let's bet one more time. I held out my hand and said, "I do."

Somehow. "I know it’s improper to propose without a ring, but I wanted this to be perfect. It’s been you from the very first day. Only you. I’m not perfect, but you make me better. I want to be yours forever, and I’m so grateful you chose me. Marry me, baby. Make me yours forever."

“There’s something you should know.” My heart pounded in my chest, and I cut him off before he could say more. I didn’t want to hear it. “I don’t care,” I said, holding up my hand. “Whatever it is doesn’t matter to me. I asked you to marry me, and you said yes. I’ve made my decision. I won’t regret it.” He blinked, surprised. But I meant every word. “I just want to move forward,” I added. “We’re married now. That’s what matters. We’ll live a good life together.”

she said immediately, panic breaking through her voice the moment I lowered myself. “Maui,” I said steadily, “I knelt down because I’m asking you something I’ve already decided on.” She stared at me, confusion and disbelief clear on her face. “Decided on what?” she asked. “I want to marry you, Maui,” I said, my voice firm and certain. Her breath caught. Her eyes searched mine immediately, as if looking for hesitation, something she wouldn’t find. “There’s nothing impulsive about this,” I continued. “I’ve thought it through. I’ve planned everything. Not just tonight, but everything that comes after.”