Lavendar Marriage Novels & Stories

“If we are not really married, what the hell was that all about?” “That’s what I’m getting at if you would care to listen. The paper only certifies that you’ve agreed to a legal and wedding in the near future.” “And how near is the ‘near future’ supposed to be?” asked Jake in a sarcastic voice. “Well,” answered Devin cheerfully making Rachel want to wring his neck. The wreck! “It did precise that you had a ten days’ notice. I think seven days have already gone by, so mathematically speaking, you still have three days left.”

“Do you regret Lavender?” “I regret letting her come between our friendship,” Caden says. “I regret letting her manipulate me. I regret how much I hurt over her now. But I don’t regret being with her. I can’t.” Lavender and I aren’t mates. That much is clear. So, once again, I question myself. This seems inevitable though. Maybe it always has been. We were arranged to be in this marriage. Maybe it was foolish of me to try to flee it. Regardless, I don’t know what else to do. So, I go stand at the end of the aisle with Caden by my side. Alex will be performing the ceremony as the Alpha, which is some small comfort.

"The dress doesn't really matter though. All that matters is you're the one I'm marrying. I don't mind how simple the wedding or elaborate the dress is as long as you're my bridegroom." Lavender spoke with a serious expression, meaning every word she said. But just as she had expected, Jonah didn't say anything after listening to her confession. "Let's go take a photo tomorrow," Lavender said to him after a short pause. "Take a photo?" Jonah looked at her in confusion. "Uh-huh. We're getting married soon, right? So, let's take a wedding photo as a memento. After we're married, we can put the photo in our home so that everyone knows that we're married!" Lavender patiently explained to Jonah.

ALPHA CARAMEL’S POV I tried to remain calm and not show Lavender that I was upset with what she had told me. Yes, Rose and I were meant to get married, but I strictly told my mother that I would not marry her. She was my best friend, but after my mother fed her some lies about me getting married to her, she became unbearable.

a lady servant reassured her. She sighed in relief, realizing that even though he was her husband, she couldn't trust him completely. She had trusted him once before, but now she regrets it. Trusting him had left her feeling helpless and alone. Trusting him had not only caused her to lose the security of her friends, but also had separated her from her closest companions. After a miserable past, she had finally found happiness with her friends, who were like pillars to her. However, because of her misplaced trust in him, she had lost the precious friendships she had cherished. She had lost Madison, who was like a sister to her, and Samuel,her best friend, along with all the others.

But she took her choice the moment she agreed pretending to be my fiancée! She was helping you!! I thought to myself. “Welcome, everyone. We are gathered here today to witness and celebrate the union of Andeline Brown, and Harrison Ford in marriage…” the officiant started… “I now, pronounce you a husband and wife” he finished, I looked at Andy, who was blushing. Now, I know why she was blushing, because it’s the part where the officiant would say… “You may now kiss the bride” the officiant said the words, the crowd cheered, I looked at Andy who was looking everywhere but me, she surely wants to skip this step. I forced her to do everything till now, but this…

The world had seen their rushed marriage, forged in chaos and necessity. But this time, Damien and Sienna would celebrate their love on their own terms—with no secrets, no fear, and no interference from the Lancaster name. It was about love. Pure, undeniable love. The Venue: A New Beginning Nestled on the cliffs overlooking the ocean, the private villa they had chosen for their vow renewal was breathtaking. The golden sunlight reflected off the waves, and a gentle breeze rustled through the white roses and greenery that decorated the ceremony arch.

Dante stumbled backward, his gaze hollow as he stared at the hotel entrance in utter disbelief. The wedding had been canceled. "Ms. Ford canceled the wedding herself," the hotel employee added quietly. Maria's expression turned icy at once. She questioned Dante, "What's going on? Today's the wedding day, but where is she? Didn't you say that everything had already been arranged?" Dante's throat was all clammed up. It took him a while to squeeze out the words, "I don't know…"

LYLA We got married in one of the orchards of the estate. The decorators had gone all out, completely transforming the place. Drapes of soft ivory and pink hung between the trees, and fairy lights sparkled in the golden afternoon sun. Wildflowers, roses, lavender, and eucalyptus were woven into every corner. It barely looked like the place I'd walked past just days ago, it had become something out of a dream. The ceremony was small. Intimate. Just how Zephyr and I wanted it.

"Don't think you can push Vanessa around just because you're the heiress of this family. One day, she'll take your place and marry that man in coma, you'll owe her big time." I didn't say a word. Just turn around and walk off, leaving them yelling behind me. ... Later, I made a trip out to Viana Hills, where a mountain chapel stands. It's often said that the prayers there never go unanswered. I wanted to light a candle and say a prayer, asking the universe to bless my future husband and help him wake up soon. But of course, I just had to run into the last people I wanted to see. Not far away, I spotted John and Keith taking turns carrying Vanessa up the mountain. They were drenched in sweat