Komik The Second Marriage Novels & Stories

After I got home, I started packing. In the wardrobe still hung the pajamas we had bought when we got married. On the balcony sat the succulents Lionel had picked out for me. And the matching couple slippers in the entryway? I had worn them for five years. As I looked at them one by one, all I felt was bitter irony. So, this was what it came to. Once a person's feelings changed, every sincere gesture from the past just turned into a punchline.

I didn't wake up until the guy asked the same question again. "I'm sorry. What exactly did you say?" "I couldn't help but notice, that you were feeling uneasy earlier. Are you in haste to tie the knot?" He inquired. "Yes," I shrugged as I stared at the Greek Adonis in front of me. "Then let's get married," he replied. We went inside the Civil Affairs Bureau and came out with our marriage certificate after an hour and a half. I was the happiest person on the planet at the time. At the very least, now I can obtain a job and get some money to support myself. I dropped my sight to the photos of my now-husband and me sitting together. He was grinning, and I was grinning as well. I suppose he felt

"Anyway, I'll be busy in the coming days. Just let me know if you encounter any issues with Luminary Production. As for the non-player character in LoveLogic—your character—I'll handle the design for now, but I might find someone else to take over soon." Our conversation continued smoothly for the next few hours until he said goodbye. Before I went to sleep, I received a call from Jane. It was decided—she was set to marry Mr. Olsens, who has two bratty children, and I couldn't do anything about it since I was just a friend and an observer. The marriage agreement was a matter between their families. During the following days at the mansion, I focused on gathering information about financial s

At Lee Yu-Mi House, Yu-Mi places two cups of office on the table and glances at Haneul confused. "What happened? why are you here?" She questions. He lets out a sigh and glances at her hopefully. "I am sorry for what happened last time. Marry me." Haneul blurts out quickly. Yu-Mi stares at him astonished. "Haneul..." She murmurs. "Please Yu-Mi," He says. "It doesn't work like that. We can't just jump straight to marriage you know!"

Now that got the proud old couple shocked and Raymond smirked, he got them back, it was 1:1. Two months later, on their wedding day, Raymond's parents returned and their reason was that, they couldn't miss their son's second wedding to the same woman and they couldn't wait to see their grandchildren. Raymond decided to put their differences aside for the day, after all, the day was a very important day in his life because today, he married his cute childish bride again only that she wasn't so childish anymore and they actually had children. But he was happy, because finally, he is going to have a family of his own. THE END.

I started eating while my mom served me. "Ajju!" she called me. "Tell me, ma!" "Did you make any arrangements for finding a suitable bride for you?" she asked me. "Ma, this will be my second marriage. I would prefer a girl of my age or closer to my age. It would be better if she is a divorcee just like me." I told her. "Ajju! I ..." my mom started to object to it. "Ma, it is only fair if I marry a divorcee. Who will be ready to be a second wife? That is not fair either." I tried to stop her.

“Tsk! Tsk! Kester Helsen actually married a woman who had married before, yet he still had a wedding with such great fanfare. It's laughable!” “What do you know? This is true love. In the face of true love, all difficulties are no difficulties!” “That point is, it’s fine if she’s marrying for the second time, but she still has three children with her ex-husband. Moreover, I heard that her reputation in X city is very bad. These two are simply not compatible at all.” “How are they not compatible? Although the bride is marrying for the second time, she’s very beautiful. You can’t tell that she has given birth before at all.”

Chris added, "Your best friends should be happy for you, wishing you well now that you’re married. However, what about yours? Instead of celebrating, they pity you as if you've entered a grave. Isn't that a kind of curse?" "Don’t be ridiculous," Paige protested. "Am I making it up?" Chris challenged. "Does marrying me sound pitiable to you? Do you think marrying me means being unhappy?" Paige could not say she was unhappy. Since marrying Chris, her life had taken a turn for the better. They say marriage was a woman's second chance at life, and her second life was far better than the first.

Thinking of how angry Snow Cecy was just now, he said in a low voice, "I know the two women just now. Their company in imperial capital is only a three tier company, but they think they can make it into the upper class circle. You don't have to take such a upstart seriously." "I didn't take it seriously." Snow Cecy smiled indifferently, "I just don't like what they say as women." "It doesn't matter. If these women think so, it means that they are not happy in their marriage. They are probably enduring all the time!" In Thomas Reagan's opinion, marriage needed mutual respect. If a person lived in this way, he or she would be a slave. "Well, let's not talk about these unhappy things. Let's sit

“I’m here to decide what I can live with.” Lady Serephine’s hand slid from her belly to the edge of her gown, fingers smoothing fabric as if Elowen’s words were merely noise. “Decide,” she echoed softly. “But remember, Lady Elowen. Second wives don’t get to rewrite the story. They only get to accept the ending.”