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Garvin was not liking the idea. Mark had a serious problem with women and even his marriage lasted for just six months but that was the fault of his ex-wife. Nevertheless, Garvin still had a major concern and that was about the woman in question, Gianna. “Stop it, Mark, she is married.” The other side of the phone went quiet as if the news had hit him too hard. Mark did not remember seeing a ring on Gianna’s finger but there were lots of married people who never wore their wedding rings but were still happy.

Boyfriend-able, Maureen thought, not husband-able. Maureen didn't want to believe in marriage if the partner she wanted was capable of flirting with women outside. Is marriage a game? Her own father was still playing outside under the pretext of a bed partner under her mother's permission. Indeed, he did not change partners within a year, but Maureen still considered it inappropriate to do so in a sacred bond. “I'm not used to the original.” Maureen showed their grip in the air, right between their faces when facing each other. “Usually, the only guy close to me is ....”

“See, these are the guys we need. They spend all their time fishing or making money. That means, we get to spend their money and we rarely see them. It sounds like the perfect situation to me.” “That’s not a very good marriage.” She shrugged. “Who said anything about a good marriage? Seriously, those don’t exist these days. Those are things of the past. They died somewhere in the last century.” “There are plenty of people who are happily married,” I argued. “Name one.” I thought about it. “Well, I can’t think of any off the top of my head.” “Because you don’t know anyone. Marriage sucks.” “That’s very cynical,” I told her.

"It's for the best Dylan, can't you see all I am doing is for your sake, you'll finally become the heir to Talen's Empire. Do you know what it will mean for us to have the company, we will finally become the winners" "I can't get married, mum. I'm not ready for commitments, I am only going to make life miserable for the bitch, she's only going to suffer mum, I am not ready to be a husband". "You don't have to stay committed once you're married, it's normal to have a taste of other women once in a while. The most important thing for us right now is getting married and taking over the company. Please don't let my efforts go down the drain". "Wow, bravo mum. And by effort does that also include

“Do you cook? Clean? Or are you just... decorative?” I let my smile widen. “I do it all. You know, real wives tend to.” Jason’s hand slipped under the table and squeezed my thigh—softly, a silent warning. Don’t take the bait. Too late. “Is that how you define being a wife?” his mother asked, arching a brow. “Because marriage is more than pretending. It’s duty. Discipline. Dignity.” “I agree,” I said calmly. “Which is why I take this seriously. I may not come from your world, but I have something else—grit. I don’t back down easily.”

“And what exactly are we supposed to be? Tourists?” He didn’t even glance my way. “Newlyweds.” I choked. “You’re joking.” “People notice less if they think we’re married.” He didn't even blink before saying. “Right. Because pretending to be your wife sounds perfectly sane.” His mouth twitched—almost a smile, but not quite. “You want to stay alive or win an argument?” “Can’t I do both? Multitasking’s kind of my thing.” My sercastic reply made him laugh, a low sound that surprised us both, this is the first time I heard cole act like normal human or maybe he's going insane with me?

I If not for the marriage in question, a portable buff machine was precisely what Zen needed. “I’m too young to be married,” he muttered, entering the lift with everyone else. “What are you talking about?” Sasha blinked as Oritha mashed all the lift buttons for fun. “It’s normal to be engaged from birth, no?” Unlike the Russian sniper, Oritha grimaced at the topic. “Why marry? We are weapons for the family. Marriage makes fighters weak!” Akiko agreed. As a top-tier weapon, marriage was a waste of time. She might not get to live to become an adult, and childbearing would only ruin her body’s condition.

“You’ll see when you have your own kids.” Jaxon pats his back with a commiserating smile. “I feel your pain, Savage. It’s hard being away from Mal. Especially now that she’s pregnant.” “Are all of you married?” I ask curiously. Believe it or not, it’s rare for an Assassin to be married. It seems that the New York branch is the exception to the rule. None of Logan’s men are married or mine. It’s unusual.

Dean adds weights to the leg press. “Don’t take advice from him,” Owen says. “He’s married. And we all know what happens to your sex life when you get married. It disappears.” “I disagree,” Archer starts, and we all round on him. Dean acts like he’s going to puke, and Archer rolls his eyes. Archer is married to our baby sister. It’s an unspoken rule he’s not allowed to bring anything up that makes us think their relationship is more than PG. Even though they have one kid and are trying for another.