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I sat on the chair, staring at the chopped up food in front of me. “We can make a deal,” I insisted. “I’m sure you had a reason to have an arranged marriage. We can stay married for two years and divorce after. It’s not a bad deal, yeah?” I twisted my body around and looked at him. He was staring at me with a blank expression. “Do you really hate being married to me?” he asked. There was an awkward silence. “You don’t love me,” I said before looking down. It’s awfully obvious that there’s no love in this marriage. I was avoiding an unhappy loveless marriage. I tried avoiding this at all costs. But here I am, eating with my husband on paper.

His definition of love was just an occasional lust word or a game people played. He hadn't found the woman he would love and spend the rest of his life with. None of the women he'd dated had ever touched his heart. She hadn't been born yet. Maybe she belonged to another dimension. He usually thought about it with a smile on his face. For him, marriage was a trap – a prison sentence. The man would be stuck while his wife would act as his boss. His life would no longer belong to him, he would no longer have the freedom to make his own choices and he would live without owning his own life. He would also be deprived of all the pleasures of a man, especially when having sex with different women.

“It’s natural to wonder.” “I didn’t trap him.” “Of course you didn’t! I didn’t mean to suggest—” Trish pulled her hand back, looking genuinely distressed. “God, I’m sorry. That came out wrong. I just meant that marriage is hard enough without the added pressure of wondering if your partner chose you or chose obligation. But I’m sure you two are fine. I’m sure he’s…” “He’s what?” “Nothing. Forget I said anything.” Trish picked up her water glass. “Nate seems happy, and that’s all that matters.”

But that isn’t the only big change I’ve had to make. I’ve also had to deal with certain views that I was sure I strongly stood on—only to realize life has a way of challenging even your most unshakable beliefs. One of those views is on marriage and what i thought was a devastating trap no one could escape from. I thought it would always lead to cheating, but when you’re with someone like colton.... well you start to feel like being Mrs Hayes.... isn’t the worst thing in the world. He loves too hard, it’s got me convinced.

“Are you stalking me? You have me trapped in this marriage are you not satisfied with that?” “Are you trapped?” Her eyes watered. “Yes.” “You did not feel trapped when you agreed to marry me years ago when you kissed me at the bar that night.” “Because you were my escape! I wanted something new, something better for myself and I thought I could have that with you, whoever you were.” “You can still have it.” “Not when you force me onto it…” “If this is your way of trying to get out of this marriage, it’s not happening. I have told you, I am keeping my friends close and my enemies closer.” His voice dropped. “You should do the same.”

He yelled while it clicked immediately. I had been going about this the wrong way all this while. I mean, the answer was right in front of me. But then, there was one more thing left. “But I don’t trust her. I can’t marry someone I don’t trust,” I said while he laughed mockingly. “You think marriage is about trust?” he scoffed. “C’mon, Mark. Half of Hollywood is married for publicity. Billionaires marry for mergers. Hell, our parents barely tolerate each other, and they’ve been married for close to thirty-five years.”

I Want To End Our Marriage Tristan stood in the ward as he watched Sally shouting hysterically. He let her vent her anger. However, he didn't want to be married to her any longer as a marriage without love was not a marriage at all. He had made the wrong choice once, but now he did not want to stay trapped in their marriage anymore, because it was a mistake to begin with. Maris spent a lot of energy trying to console her daughter. "Sally, let's discuss this once you've recovered, okay? Listen to me, I won't let that bitch live in peace. I am going to help you get revenge on her."

And even if I agree for Mr Rowland's sake, who knows I might end up being shadowed and used again? What if I lose myself again? Right now, I know Diego is nowhere near Carlos. But I thought the same about Carlos when I chose him over every other option available to me. I lost myself once. I can't lose all of me again. Marriage once meant safety to me, but it destroyed me. Trusting a man once felt warm and easy, but it became a trap that suck the life out of me. What if marriage only has disappointments in store for me? But again...

"The installment payments and penalty fees from the luxury goods he bought back then still haven't been cleared. His family used to spoil him, but after learning what he did, they were completely disappointed and stopped giving him a cent. "After he got out of jail, he could only take odd jobs to pay his debts. He's barely scraping by." After hearing that, I felt no pleasure at all. Only calm remained. All his poverty and humiliation were the price of his greed, malice, and lack of restraint. The man sighed. "He brought it on himself. A perfectly good future at college, ruined by greed. People really shouldn't harbor even a shred of bad intent." I nodded lightly. "One greedy thought rises, a

“But like I said, he is a decent human being. Did you guys kiss?” “What? Eww, no. Why would you think that?” I made an appalled face at her. “Because I’m not blind, Stace. I’m not blind to the chemistry between you two when he opened that door. And with things he’d done to find you, and you keeping his babies, who knows?” “You just said marriage is a waste of time, Tricia, so what are you doing?” “Marriage works on for some select few, and the rate of divorce in the country should let you know I’m right.” She argued.