Kisah Pernikahan Dijodohkan Novels & Stories

Kimberly POV That really happened, woah, Jake really got some guts, I say to Violet on the phone. She narrated all that happened at the dinner and all I can say was that if this marriage is happening then these two are really fated for each other , cause knowing Violet's mum, her only child can't marry someone with a character like Jake. I feel so guilty but I can't tell Violet that I put her in this predicament. Sure they were still going to marry with or without the mate bond, but me telling their parents they were mates made them more intent on getting them married. If only I kept my mouth shut.

It wasn’t always perfect—there’d been awkward moments, missteps, scenes that didn’t land—but their willingness to talk, to learn, to laugh at the mishaps, had made their marriage stronger, their intimacy richer. James thought about how their story might resonate with others, couples navigating the complexities of long-term relationships, where passion sometimes took a backseat to practicality. He hoped their openness, their commitment to exploring desires in a safe, consensual space, might inspire someone else to have those late-night conversations, to unearth hidden fantasies, to find their own version of connection. Marriage was hard, with its shades of gray—mismatched libidos, unspoken ex

he murmured, his voice filled with heartfelt emotion. Sukoon intertwined her fingers with his, her gaze never leaving his as they shared a quiet, profound moment amidst the bustling excitement of the wedding festivities. In that instant, the two of them stood as a testament to the enduring power of love, a love that was intricately woven into the fabric of their lives, just like the dress Sukoon now wore. And as they stood there, lost in each other's eyes, the world around them seemed to fade away, leaving only the echo of their love and the promise of a future filled with shared dreams and cherished memories.

“Why did they get married when they fight almost every day? Is it because they were separated from each other for some time?” Jayden laughed before saying, “No comment on that, but what I know is that they’re mates who love each other.” The officiant’s words resonated deeply, reminding everyone of the profound love shared between the bride and groom. Each word seemed to capture the essence of their relationship, painting a picture of a future filled with love, support, and endless adventures. The exchange of gold rings symbolised the eternal bond they were forming, and with each slip onto their fingers, a collective sigh of happiness echoed through the crowd. The couple shared their kiss as

- Um, that's right, my fiance, we're going because in 3 weeks it will be our wedding in Cuiabá, - It was to be expected that you would get married there, well this and my husband and points to a very beautiful tall man with blond hair and green eyes, and here is pointed at the belly and victory, - Our friend, you got married and didn't even invite me and you're already going to have a daughter, - Whoever orders to disappear from the map and become famous overnight, - Love is calling our flew on come on, I heard Jack speak - Kris are you going on this flew?

It was a vibrant affair, filled with joy and love, the kind of wedding that marvels the world. The ceremony was beautiful, with Karina and Aidan exchanging heartfelt vows that left everyone in tears. The reception was lively, filled with dancing, laughter, and the best food the city had to offer. Throughout the day, their love for each other shone brightly, a beacon of hope and happiness for everyone present. It was a day that would be remembered by all, a testament to the power of second chances and the enduring strength of love.

Rishi had his own business too, textile. They talked about random things, catching up on their lives when Rishi tossed a question at Vikram. "So, where did you take your wife?" "What?", Vikram was confused. "For honeymoon,"Rishi rolled his eyes. Vikram stared at his friend blankly,"No where." Rishi rolled his eyes again,"Typical",he mumbled,"Your wife must be great if she didn't pester you about it,"he laughed,as he smiled,thinking of his own wife's not so subtle hints about taking her on a honeymoon.

"Listen carefully, and don't cut me off, okay?" The two lovebirds nodded in agreement even though they didn't know what Indah was going to say. "When I was young, matchmaking was still a thing. Your Dad and I are the result of this controversial marriage system. Before marrying me, your Dad already had a girlfriend. They had been in a relationship for a long time. Dad himself told me. We got married, not out of love. Actually, our married life wasn't harmonious from the start, but there weren't any big fights either. More likely to be cold. During the two years of marriage, we never touched each other, obviously, there was no way we could have a child.

"The one my wife and I will be moving into after the wedding this evening?" James tossed a silver key ring across the room. I caught it effortlessly. "Are you even a little bit curious to see her?" James asked, shaking his head. "Your wife? Bro, you're actually getting married. D*mn. You're leaving me all alone in the single world." "It's five years," I replied coldly, sliding my silver Rolex onto my wrist. "She will be my wife just for show." Thirty minutes later, my cynicism faded into a blur of blinding camera flashes and low whispers.