Komik The Second Marriage Novels & Stories

Everyone knew Amber Sherry was hopelessly in love with me. She would even risk her life for me. I got into a severe car accident to save her. My health never fully recovered. Because I had a rare blood type, she was terrified that something else might happen to me. She found someone with the same blood type and kept him on standby. He would donate blood to me whenever I needed it. I was also hopelessly in love with her. After she gave birth to Aria, I did not care what people thought. We gave her Amber’s last name—Aria Sherry. I did not want her to go through another pregnancy, so I got a vasectomy. Every socialite in our circle was jealous of what we had. On the day of Aria’s baby de

the first female colleague said. “I can’t completely agree. I witnessed it in my aunt’s marriages. She married her late husband who was first her best friend. They had a good life together until he passed away and a few years after his passing, she met her schoolmate from college in a reunion. They hit it off immediately! Now, she’s telling us that her second marriage is so much better. Turned out, her first marriage worked out because they had respect for each other but when it comes to love and romance, this second marriage is hands down the better one and she’s so much happier. I could tell, if she could do it all over again and they didn’t have kids with her first husband, she’d defi

A small, mischievous smile curled on her lips as she imagined how she’d catch him off guard. But when she stepped out of the bedroom and headed toward the gym, her smile froze. In the corridor, she saw her husband and father-in-law standing together in a quiet conversation. Their faces were tense, their voices low but sharp. She crept closer, heart racing—and what she heard made her world collapse. They were discussing her husband’s second marriage. It had only been a week since their wedding… and they were already planning to bring him a second wife?

The movement of the bus and the hum of conversation slipped past her unnoticed. Deep inside, she was lost and confused. How did it come to this? She could still hear Drake’s voice from years ago. Drake's birthday wishes whispered in the dark of their apartment. First wish: let’s get our marriage certificate. Second: pups by the time I’m 26. Third: grow old together. The first wish… had been fulfilled. Right there, on his 22nd birthday, he had dragged her, while laughing, into the registry office. He was so eager and certain about it.

Not after a video like this exposing his true intentions about me and his reasons for wanting to getting married to me. I watch the rest of the clip because I’m the kind of idiot who needs to see it through in order for me to actually get the scope of the message. And as the video progresses, it gets even worse. Things are said that can’t be unsaid. Stupid jokes about marriage being just a responsibility and deals about my money. Jokes about what a boring wife I’ll be. How Rick will “get his real fun on the road.” It is a lot and I sit down on my bed and listen to it all.

Niccolo said slowly. Casey cupped his face and smiled at him. "I'll always love you, baby. Until now, I couldn't believe that you'll love me. I thought it's impossible for me to have your heart. But I was wrong, you came to me unexpectedly and confessed your love for eternity. My prayers are granted. We're married now. I never knew that I would marry you for the second time," she said, smiling. Niccolo laughed. "I know. Do you want me to marry again, huh?" He asked his wife.

Motioning them to take a seat, he opened a drawer and removed a file. That was it! thought Rachel slouching her shoulders in defeat. She should have known better. Devin wasn’t one who gave up easily. As if sensing her distress, Jake gave her a reassuring look but couldn’t quite mask his own worry. “These are the papers you’ve both signed in accordance with the codicil. Unfortunately, it does not certify a marriage yet,” he adapted an aura of diplomacy and professionalism completely different from the one he had before. “What?” exclaimed Jake. “If we are not really married, what the hell was that all about?”

Despite their challenges, they both hope to find someone they can truly fall in love with. Bridgette and her family had just returned from the Wedding of her second friend, who Had Married in a span of two years. Being a bridesmaid a second time was depressing, especially knowing how her friends felt before getting married. She wasn't sad because of the wedding, Which Was a Beautiful traditional wedding, but Bridgette was sad because she knew her friend didn't really love the man she married.

"We were lucky enough to meet each other, and we just need to get what we need out of this marriage. Why not?" When she didn't say anything, he continued, "We don't have to interfere in each other's lives after marriage. I'm always busy with work, so marriage has never been on my to-do list. It's too bad I have a mischievous grandfather who doesn't agree with that. "We can both take this opportunity to get both our families off our backs. Blind dates are quite a waste of time, after all." Spencer ended his speech. He sounded like he'd been on more dates than he would've liked.

Don't you think you're being unreasonable? Sean remained silent on the other end of the phone. "If you're calling to ask about my marriage with Nathaniel, don't worry. We've signed a marriage contract. We'll be like you and Melissa, just married on paper." Angeline said with a hint of mockery, "Well, the only difference is that Nathaniel and I are still living on separate floors after the marriage, and we're not moving in together." Sean felt a lump in his throat. "Are you trying to get back at me?"