I've Decided To Marry You Novels & Stories

“Alright, let’s do it.” I exhaled. A decision had been made. There will be no more waiting and no more fear. Tonight, I would marry the man I loved and nothing, no secret, no ghost, no shadow from my past, was going to take that from me.

She broke the kiss as she moaned loudly and then we came together. Right then and there I made my decision. “ Marry me Anna, please, please marry me,"

‘Thank you for the ride,’ I say, turning to push the door open and step out. ‘Aren’t you going to invite me in?’ Aziz says behind me. ‘And why is that?’ he managed to confuse twice in one night. ‘You mention I can only have you once we register our marriage, I don’t think I have the patience to wait anymore hence why I have decided we will register our marriage tomorrow. I figure I have to discuss it with you so we can come to a perfect conclusion.’ ‘What do you mean tomorrow? Marriage isn’t something you can just decide on a whim,’ I know he acts crazy and gets whatever he wants but this is a step too far.

I turned around to mom and said "And mom, today's is my final decision. I AM NEVER EVER GETTING MARRIED!" I stormed out of the place after that. Marriage is out of the question!

He reached out and cupped her face in his hands, his gaze unwavering. "Mia, you are the light that guides my path, the one who has shown me the true meaning of love," he murmured, his voice filled with reverence. "I want to marry you, not because our families demand it, but because my heart yearns for you, and my soul craves the lifelong commitment that only comes with a marriage founded on love."

Natalie’ POV -later that evening- “Wait are you serious?” Jessie asked me flabbergasted. “As serious as I can be.” I say as I throw the shot in my mouth and quickly reach for the lemon. “He literally said he needed to MARRY me. Emphasise on the MARRY. The board members in his company are diabolical” She laughed so loud she snorted in between. “Girl it is not funny” I said to her. “I know I’m sorry. It’s just that I didn’t expect you to say that to me.”

"Whatever you decide, decide it because it's right for you. Not because you think it's what he wants to hear." I left without remembering the elevator ride down, and called Priya from the sidewalk, hands shaking too hard to hold the phone steady. "He wants to marry me," I said. "For a year. On paper." A long silence. "Ivy," she finally said, "you'd better come tell me everything."

my breath caught, but I cleared my throat and balled my hands into fists. My choice. Not Victor’s, or Merrick's. Mine. A man of my own choosing. “Will you…marry me?”

"I'll marry you. I'll marry the woman I don't love and it's final." "But—" "I'll marry you. Don't complain anymore."

I never thought I'd marry someone when I grew up, but it's happening. Did I make the right decision to marry him? It doesn't matter anymore. the contract is signed. The wedding is in a week. Sighs*