Lavendar Marriage Novels & Stories

He then answered his own question, saying, "It started when I decided to marry Meryl. I was eager to know what she was like as a child after meeting you guys and Beth, yet all I ever heard were negative things about her. "You convinced me that she was a selfish woman who bullied her sister. As her husband, I felt compelled to take up the responsibilities you claimed she shirked. Yet because of that, I ended up hurting the woman I love." He lowered his head as he finished speaking. He refused to meet my eyes throughout his entire speech, consumed by a palpable fear that I would walk out of his life forever. While Wallace had been speaking, Mom's tears had begun to stream down her face uncontr

Maybe Enrico had no idea the registration never went through. I looked up at him, my voice trembling. "Enrico, there seems to be an issue with our marriage registration. Let's go redo it. Right now." A flicker of panic crossed his eyes. He reached up and ruffled my hair. "Why are you so anxious over something this small? I'll have Viktor handle it. You just rest." The last glimmer of light in my heart went out completely. After a long silence, I slowly nodded and forced out a single word. "Okay."

He answered as he got comfortable inside the blanket I gave him. He is talking about our marriage again. That hit me. Everything he does and everything he says, it was all about the wedding. The arranged marriage that our family fixed for us. He was doing all of those just for the arranged marriage and not…for me… not because he feels comfortable with me… and not because he likes me. “Mark,” I called him. He looked at me, waiting for me to continue. “Where were you before you came here?” “Lanie’s place.” He answered. I bit my lower lip and nodded.

Dana used to be the one keeping the peace before but then it even got to a point that she stopped involving herself in our arguments. Many at times I would apologize to him and he would do the same and our relationship would continue, but then the same thing would happen again and then it would be back to square one. On and on it went for many years, until two new vampires joined us in the castle. Edmund and Hillary were a married couple, from a different coven that had separated. They didn’t have much history, only that they were converted when they were very young and came from the same town.

Charlotte tactfully answered. "I think we should go with three wedding dresses," said Martha. "No, I think we should go with four wedding dresses. This is after all going to be the biggest wedding. The two people who are getting married are not ordinary people but members of the two biggest families in the country. The wedding has to be up to standard," Victoria argued. "You're absolutely right Victoria," Martha agreed. Charlotte shook her head. It was her wedding but they were the ones making all the decisions for her.

“How can I turn you down when all I got was really intended for you?” “So… it’s a yes then,” I confirmed and glided my hands to his jaw. “Tomorrow, I will return to Sinandaya. Settle all accounts that I have to.” Vander clipped the strands of hair left untied, freely blown by the cold zephyr trespassing through the unlocked aperture. With a simple stroke from his hand, the poison azure orchid was pinned in place straddling on my wavy messed-up hair. “And by the time you come back, our marriage will be arranged. A wedding that no one had ever witnessed.”

James asked. "Because if you don't, I'll proceed to kill Hannah." I said driving the head of the gun harder to Hannah's head. "You see, we recently got married and when she stated her vows Hannah's mentioned that her loyalty to me comes second to the Mendovas and I'm not really happy about that." The more I spoke the more the Mendovas look horrified. "You both got married ?" James asked. "Yes, we're just coming back from court." I said.

she responded with so much loath in her voice towards him. "Well, go and leave. But, I will make sure that you won't be able to see your parents again. Your choice," he said with a smirk, and he left her room to give her some time to think. Katlyn bit her lower lip because of how evil he is. Eventually, wedding music poured into the air as Katlyn started to walk down the aisle to meet her lawfully wedded husband even though it was against her will. Grey, on the other hand, smiled charmingly because he got her around her neck to make their union happen.

I wished time could halt, granting us an eternity of joyous moments. When she hid, I sought. I vowed never to let her slip away again, not in this life or a million, billion, or gazillion years. My love for Aceia and our kids ran deep, and I pledged to give them everything the world had to offer. In this moment, the marriage that started as a deal had finally transformed into a union of genuine love.

She said making me laugh again. "Okay." I said even though I didn't believe her. She seemed happy about it. She planted lavender, Amaranthus, Alstroemeria and peonies. Lavender means loyalty, love and devotion and it's the best fit for weddings. Amaranthus symbolizes unfading love. Alstroemeria symbolizes devotion, wealth prosperity and fortune - all good things to wish upon the lives of a newly wedded couple. Peonies are generally said to represent a happy marriage, prosperity and bashfulness.