Is It Wrong To Marry Your Cousin Novels & Stories

“But she told me I had to wait for my mate to get the most energy, and Rosie won’t be eighteen for a long time.” “Stupid. Rosie isn’t your mate. That’s weird,” Calum makes a face at him. “You’re stupid, stupid. Why can’t she be my mate?” Marvel growled at him. “You’re both my cousins. That’s weird.” Ben snorts. “It is pretty f****g weird to think about. My cousin is mated with my other cousin. Like we’re in Alabama or some st. Roll Tide that st on out of your head already, weirdo.”

I replied with a smile and they all gasped before one of them decided to let out a sigh. “We Uhm… we saw the news about the both of you being siblings and we just kept wondering. Don’t you think it’s incest and forbidden for siblings to get date let alone get married?” She asked. What she’d said tore my heart to shreds and I had no idea what to say. I felt bad and I couldn’t stop myself from seeing that she’s right. “We’re not real siblings,” Mason spoke up and I couldn’t be any more grateful, “we’re not blood related so it’s okay to get married.” He finished.

“Fine. But we’ll get married the day after their wedding. I can make that happen. And it’ll be the wedding of the year.” “Mom and Dad won’t allow that.” “Why? I’ll talk to Stegh.” “They’re not against us getting married. They just won’t allow us to get married in the same year as my sister.” “What?” He looked genuinely confused. “The Mijares’ family have this tradition that siblings can’t get married within the same year. They say it’s bad luck.” “We’re in modern era. Supertitions aren’t real,” he insisted. “What kind of bull is that?”

"I feel like Eugene’s changed these past two years... probably fell in with the wrong crowd." "The wrong partner could ruin a person," he thought. There was a reason the old saying went: Marry a virtuous wife, wed a man of good character. The wrong choice didn’t just ruin one’s own life, it could bring disaster to an entire family, even generations to come. Adora mulled over his words for a moment. "So, you don’t approve of Eugene and Ruby being together? "I don’t," Louis said simply. "But it’s none of my business. I don’t interfere."

Which is the most infuriating! I get it. He’s my father’s stepbrother. We’re family. But not by blood! Why is everyone missing that? The most important of all fine prints! We’re not related by blood so it’s not illegal for us to marry! And who cares about the 17 year gap! We’re living in the times of ‘eat, pray love’, not Marie Antoinette! His Blackness seemed to read my mind, and stood his ground; arms crossed to stop himself from murdering me before I made a fool of myself yet again.

“They don’t have a pension, and his siblings also need financial support. His nieces and nephews even need his help occasionally. It means his entire family depends on him. “While we aren’t a wealthy family, we’re doing much better financially than other families. “I think marriage should only happen between two people of equal social status. Clearly, Kent’s family isn’t on par with ours. “Sheila isn’t our biological daughter. She’s your niece and has no blood relation to me at all, but I’ve watched her grow up. I’ve started treating her like a daughter long ago. “Anyway, I don’t support her dating Kent. You should mind your own business, too.” Marvin said, “It’s normal for siblings to help

“You still have time, Dean. Marry that Russian heir, and I will spare you a war.” “I choose war over a marriage that would bind me to you and those fucking Russians. Bring it on, cousin. I am ready to kill you.” “We don't have to do the extreme, cousin. The solution is easy and beneficial for everyone.” “Still not interested. Anything else you want to say? If not, I am done with this conversation.” “My eyes are on you, brother.” “Good. But keep an eye on your marriage too. I heard your wife is sleeping with her stepbrother.” With that, I cut the call.

I'd rather deal with any and every tantrum tonight. "I just didn't expect you to marry your ex-girlfriend's dad." She says, her voice low. "You could have married Aunt Bree, she's already family, she knows how things work, she's been taking care of us. She—" "Love, I can't marry your mother's sister, I know you're close but it's wrong. That's treacherous, it's appalling to say the least." Valerie nods, her gaze unwavering. "And marrying your ex isn't?"

Before I could reply, she went on. “I’m so sick of the whole blue-blood world. Shit, it’s like the Westminster dog show. The breeding pool is getting smaller and smaller. Pretty soon the only way to maintain pedigree will be to marry siblings or cousins!” “Patrick did give me a suspicious look this morning.” Her anger simmered. “He’s not really my cousin. Other than the fact that he’s gay, we could marry.” “He’s not?” My back straightened. How many fake family members was she going to claim?

“Oh… family? Fredric nodded with a cryptic smile. Was Zephyr not the green-eyed monster who raged whenever Neil was mentioned previously? Fredric was aware but said nothing, sipping wine on his own. He was a lawyer who had seen plenty, after all. How would he be intimidated by just a few words from Zephyr? Hence, he counterattacked and smiled at Zephyr. “Z, you’re cousins with Neil now, huh? I’d just like to remind you that Southeast Aciatic is traditional and conservative. Many reputable major families make cousins get married to secure their statuses. “So, it’s not impossible for cousins to be together in Southeast Aciatic. It’s legal over there!” Fredric emphasized the words ‘cousins’ and