It's Better To Marry Than Burn Novels & Stories

Adam Locke made it his mission to control our marital finances. Every time I needed money, he subjected me to an interrogation. All I was allowed was 300 dollars a month, no more, no less. "Asking for money again?" Adam asked, shoving his ledger in my face. "You've already reached your withdrawal limit for this month!" I stared at the ledger. That 300-dollar budget was supposed to cover our children's medical bills, our daily household expenses, and even the money Adam owed restaurants or colleagues whenever he got drunk at one of his "business events." Not a single one of those expenses had been for me. Suddenly, his phone rang. He picked it up from the table, and his tone softened al

Peculiar looked thoughtful, the pillow held tighter. "And don't rush," I continued, my tone firm. "Don't rush into marriage, no matter what anyone says, no matter how old you get. A bad marriage is a life sentence. Being alone is a thousand times better than being lonely and abused in someone else's house.” "But… what if we get older and no one comes?" Peculiar asked, her voice small, voicing the fear I knew they both harbored. "What if we wait and wait, and we end up alone?"

I watched their love blossom yet it was cut short by the hands of the devil I married as a husband. I do not want to be remembered as your wife, I do not want to go on to the world beyond with your name stained to my garment. I would love to be cremated as a divorced woman, a divorcee is far better than being your wife. you are hurt but I wish I could pull out my heart for you so you see just how dead it looks.

“He dropped the divorce papers before leaving this morning. I don’t know what to do, Bella. I feel so lost.” Bella sighed, but Mandy could almost hear her thinking through the problem like it was a tricky puzzle. “Well, first things first, sis, you’ve got to sign those papers.” “What?” Mandy gasped. “Sign them? How could I do that?” “Listen,” Bella said, her voice filled with the kind of practical wisdom only she could pull off. “Staying in this marriage isn’t going to bring you any happiness. It’s like holding onto a cactus—you’re only hurting yourself. And besides, you know what they say: better out of a bad marriage than stuck in it, right?”

Between two words, I took small sims of my coffee. However, Jared replied with a smile: "I'm not saying that women should get married. It's just, it's very obvious that some problems are more difficult for women to manage. You must understand, some things are better solved by a man. In addition, it is impossible for you not to find a companion, get married or have children for the rest of your life. You can't stay single forever! It's just a crazy speech. Your pack will not agree either. As for the benefits of marriage, well, I think it's mutual. See it that way. I will help you with the business of the pack. I will have to manage all kinds of things for you. Compared to the benefits you wou

"Just like a newlywed, he'll carry me to our room and we'll take a bath together and, well..." I smiled and didn't add anything to my mind. "What a naughty mind you have right now, Aurora! Stop your malicious mind! You shouldn't think about that because it's really different from other couples who were deeply in love with each other. Just imagine that this will all end and this will happen in a real marriage with the man for you. So self, just go with the flow. You and Damien will be free to this marriage very soon..."

I thought having children would make you more responsible, but it didn't. "To be honest, I don't understand. Someone like you, born into a wealthy family, should value profits and family more. It's not your fault for being distracted by women, but it's your fault to think so highly of yourself, assuming every woman who gets close to you should fall head over heels. "I admit I married you for your money. I needed the Brookes' capital to support the Reeds. "Can we just coexist peacefully from now on? Stop pestering me about love. We're both parents now; we should focus on living harmoniously for the kids."

it was something that I was going to value forever. “You are mates, you would be both man and wife. You are going to have your fights, your arguments, and your bright days might even seem a lot less than your dark ones. Sometimes, you are going to wonder whether or not you made the right choice when you’ve fought. But then you are going to look one another in the eye, you are going to look at your partner in their sleep and somewhere in you, you are going to find yourself saying that you are thankful for what you are living.” He said, looking at the two of us. “Do not marry because you are lonely, nor do I want you to marry because you are sad, both of you. You two have lost a lot, you are i

I cleared my throat and repeat her exact words, "Now that you have made this marriage nothing but a mere contract. Let me tell you one thing, Mr Christian Elvis; This marriage will be toxic for both of us." "And I have told you this already..." I walked closer and held her hand in mine and lit the papers on fire as I stare in her mystifying orbs, "I will suck this poison out from your very soul." She looked at me in disbelief as I smirked and took a step back looking at her as she watched the papers burn and I watched her looking at the papers burning to ashes. She opened her mouth but couldn't find any words to speak. I walked closer, maybe too close, I can even feel her heart beating fast.

"John, have you lost your mind? Today is my wedding day with Willow. What are you doing here?" Instead of backing down, John snapped, his voice tight with emotion. "I'm not the crazy one. You are! Willow was supposed to marry me. She is mine! I was the one who stood by her side during all those years you were in a coma. We were good together. She's only marrying you to spite me!" I glanced at Nathan nervously, afraid he might actually believe John's nonsense, but Nathan just raised an eyebrow and smirked. "Wow, so all those years and you still couldn't win her over? Sounds like I'm just more irresistible than you."