Joe Machi Married Novels & Stories

he says. The world screeches to a stop. My head swings fast in his direction. “What? How’d you…?” “I reached out to her a while ago via email to invite her to the wedding. I wasn’t sure she got my message but I’m glad to see her now,” Joe says. Mom grins. “I never got the message but then again, I’ve never been a computer person.” “You did what? Joe!” I snap at her. Joe shrugs. “What babe? She’s your mother. She’s supposed to be here for your big day!”

One would think this union was a happy one. I watched everyone with a plastic smile on my face. I hated it all. I never imagined to ever get married in these circumstances especially not to Dante Morelli but I just had to. Now, we were on our way back to what was my new home. I stared at the window, my thoughts bedevilling. I would either die in the course of this marriage or live a miserable life. Dante took of his tuxedo and removed the buttons of his shirt. From the corners of my eye, I noticed he had his eyes on me.

"If I can get help from others, I also don't have to marry Noah and accept your curses, Mom..." Mrs. Gina was even more surprised, "Marry?" Grace nodded tearfully, "Yes, mom. I'm married to Noah." [Slap!] Mrs. Gina raised her hand and prepared to slap Grace again. The slap did land hard, but not on Grace's cheek but on someone else's. "Noah?!" "Y-you dare come here?!" An angry Mrs. Gina was even more outraged to find Noah there, especially when Noah replaced Grace to receive the slap. The atmosphere in Mrs. Gina's hospital room became even worse when Mrs. Gina, who heard the news of Grace and Noah's quickie wedding, couldn't resist the shock, causing her to have another heart attack.

Now it sounded idiotic to his ears. “You were planning to marry her?” Nunzio tried to guess where his story headed, but of course, it wasn’t in a direction he’d expected. Everett adjusted his leather suit jacket and fussed a little with his clothing. He spoke without looking up from the papers in front of him. He wasn’t seeing the words on the page as the memories of the past visited him. “No. This you can’t tell anyone about. I was married to her. I asked her for a divorce so I could follow Paulo Rocchi’s advice. He didn’t know we were married. I had little experience in the business, and I royally screwed up my life because of several reasons. But the main one was that Paulo convinced me t

As I met his eyes, I declared, "Things have long been over between us, Holden. I'm not getting married to you today, and my husband will be here soon. Please leave if you have no business here." He scoffed. "Who else are you gonna marry if not me? I never thought you'd force my hand by parading around in a wedding gown and getting wedding gifts ready. Seriously, have you no shame? "You used to have some self-respect, so why are you in such a rush to marry me now? I told you I have to protect Eve for at least six months. You can pressure me all you want, but it won't change a thing. Now, take that wedding gown off before you embarrass yourself."

explained the old lady. “Wait, Miss. I have to talk to him,” explained Jette. *** Knocks on the door. “Jette???” asked Drew. He hugged her so tight and cried a lot. *** They talked with each other and asked for forgiveness. *** Jette’s Mom has finally been healed from severe depression. Everything is perfect for Jette. *** Christmas eve, Drew came over their house. “Jette, let’s get married this coming year,” said Drew. “Of course, we’re not getting any younger,” said Jette.

The line went dead quiet for a second, then Joe's obnoxious laugh cut through. "Danny, did she just say she got married? To who, Casper? You've been with Mia for the past two days," Joe sneered. "Still the same Paige—mouthy as ever." Danny let out this long, overdramatic sigh. And then Mia piped up, her voice dripping fake sweetness. "Oh, Paige, stop being mad. Danny's been so worried about you! And you didn't even bother calling him back."

“Moon may have a bad temper, but she’s not bad-looking. Callum’s lucky to have both sisters.” “After all, he’s the heir to the Fido family. He can have whoever he wants.” “Ahem.” Louie interrupted their chatter. “Thank you all for coming to the Fido and Sawyer family party. I have some big news to share. “The Fido and Sawyer families have had a marriage agreement for years. Now, Moon, the daughter of the Sawyer family, and Jaxon have fallen in love. They make a perfect couple. I’m pleased to announce that Moon will be getting engaged to Jaxon.”

“I need to hear all about you and my cousin.” “What?” I blurted out before I could stop myself. Big Joe paused and turned back to me, his smile widening. “Well, I need to know how this love story of yours managed to skip the dating process and went straight to a wedding.” “Oh…” I mumbled, trying to come up with a response that wouldn’t unravel this whole charade. “You are married to Eric, right?” he asked, his gaze sharp and probing. “Ye---Yeah,” I stammered, my voice shaky. I quickly coughed to cover it up. “Sorry, yes, I am,” I said again, this time with more conviction.

I interrupted, “then find another location. I don’t care where. A hall. A private estate. Somewhere hidden. Just make sure Alex gets married.” Joe stared at me like he was trying to understand something that didn’t make sense. “Why are you so eager to get Alex married?” he asked. I turned on him sharply. “That is none of your business,” I said coldly. “Do what I pay you to do.” “He is my son,” Joe said quietly. I scoffed. “Your son is gay,” I snapped. “And since when have you ever cared about his happiness?” Joe’s jaw tightened. “Just get him married,” I continued. “Or return everything I’ve ever given you.”