It's Better To Marry Than Burn Novels & Stories

"Graham," Emily said through sobs, "if I divorced Dean, would you marry me?" Graham looked at her for a long second. "If that's what you want, I'd marry you anytime." His words exploded in my mind like a thunderclap. Years ago, when I first found out I was pregnant, I had hopefully asked him, "Should we get married? It'll make things easier for the baby, especially with paperwork." He had frowned and told me, "Nora, marriage feels like a burden to me. The baby can have your name or mine, it doesn't matter. I don't need a marriage license to give you both a good life."

Simon’s eyes burned with rage as he seized my arm, his voice sharp with accusation. "Rosalyn, you have the audacity to cheat on me right in front of my eyes?" I met his glare head-on, refusing to back down. "Simon, we’ve already broken up. Who I take wedding photos with has nothing to do with you. "And if we’re talking about cheating, let’s not forget who really crossed that line." My gaze flickered toward Yara. Simon scoffed. "Men at my level are expected to have women around them. It’s completely normal. And Yara is gentle and considerate. So, marrying her would only be natural."

"Will you be able to retrieve the burned data from his phone if he used the app, sunshine?" My lips curled into a demonic smile. "Don't forget that you married a computer genius," I said and placed a soft kiss on his lips. Jack rolled his eyes at us. "Get a room, will ya?" Aren narrowed his eyes at Jack. "I never said anything when you and your wife acted all lovey-dovey in front of me right after the wedding." Jack spread his arms wide. "Hey! I've always been the romantic type, so it was different! You are a cold, calculative son of a bitch, and it makes me cringe when I see you looking at your wife like that!"

A/P “A great marriage is not when the ‘perfect couple’ comes together. It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences.” – Dave Meurer

I inquired I dislike how she sounded disapproving of my decision. "Gio is the right one for you. Zach is not a husband material. Look how he enjoys his friends' company over you," she points out and sips her wine smirking at me. "He only thinks about what he benefits for himself, more on his own pleasures than caring about anyone's feelings." Well, Mika was right. But it's the best preposition with this marriage that won't last long. Once it was over, he had what he wanted, and I had mine.

If Angel marries Sean, then this is the same as Angel destroying Sean's life. Why would Sean marry a woman who was about to die? Sean still has plenty of time, and Angel doesn't want to trap Sean in a momentary marriage. Angel and Sean have both experienced a marriage that had to end due to divorce. Therefore Angel will not let the same thing happen again for the second time to Sean. One day Sean will surely find another woman who is better than her. And Angel is also sure that Sean will live happily with that person. ---

People can marry who they want or choose not to. “Marriage is a partnership too, Nikolai. Partnership is where two people mutually benefit from each other. It was a shotgun marriage that you had and don’t tell me otherwise. I may not meddle in everything you do, but I know what you’ve been up to. Do you think I’d let you settle for a life with a mere woman like her? No. It doesn’t work that way.” “I’ll pretend I never heard this from you.” “You’ll get to jail.”

“Oh no, this is unacceptable!” York said, “Madam Hill, let’s not mention it. Thea and James are the perfect couple. Forget about my useless son! Thea’s way out of his league. Let’s leave it and not bring it up anymore!” Gladys looked confused. “Mr. Smith, does it bother you that Thea is a divorcee?” “No, of course not! Haven’t you heard of the ancient saying, ‘It’s better to burn bridges than to destroy marriages’? Ms. Thea and James are in love. We should forget about it!”

I retorted. Terrence laughed. "You know, if we were destined to be together. I can wait longer than you imagined. I'll wait until any time. Even if I have to wait until my hair turns white. Because there are wise people who say that we can choose to fall in love at the age of seventeen but we cannot possibly choose to marry at the age of seventeen. Getting married is not a race, getting married is something that can't be played with." “That’s why I think getting married is tough.” I mumbled then. "Getting married is not a matter of love and money. Getting married is about where we're going to sail."

she badmouthed Kat. Kat gritted her teeth seeing the two together in front of her, while Warren's eyes rolled when he sees how Hailey cling to his friend. Grey, then, turned his head to look at Hailey, who do beautiful eyes at him to attract him more. "We are more suited for each other, Grey. Why don't we get married instead? I promise I'll be a better wife than her who always argues with you. She's such a pain in the aSs. Then after we get married, let's conquer the world and let everyone kneel in front of us. We could be a famous billionaire. We will be the largest group of shipment of drugs if we get married. Do you know that my Dad owned plenty of drugs with the highest investors all aro