Lavendar Marriage Novels & Stories

Thereafter, Daffodil did the same. By the time that the wedding has been finished the adoptive mother of Daffodil, Mrs. Marby was already sobbing while being consoled by her husband, Mr. Marby. “Lexus, you may kiss your bride now,” the officiating Pack’s Minister of Divine Worship stated that made everyone around cheer. Lexus removed the veil covering the head and face of Daffodil and gave his newly wedded wife a tender kiss. “I love you, Daff, my wife, my future Luna,” Lexus whispered after kissing Daffodil which brought immeasurable happiness to the latter.

“Daughter of Letra, you may sit next to your soon-to-be husband. “ I listened. “Now you may join hands, both of you repeat after me, as the gods have chosen us to be together….” He paused for us to repeat. “We will follow our destiny… to make Xoria whole”. “Now only you, Letharia, I will love, cherish, and obey my husband in the name of Aphrodite. “ I bit my lip; there was a brief pause and silence in the garden as I contemplated selling my soul to Aven. I finally repeated Zane’s words. He smiled at the crowd. “You may now join hands, then without breaking your handhold, stand up, and you may kiss.”

They believed that Edgar sacrificed himself to cut the curse but I doubt it, what if he didn't? We never saw Laia again after that. Maybe the ritual affected her as how it affected Elder Edgar. We honored his death bury him beside our ancestors. “Today, our pack will starts calling you, Luna Lavelle.” “I’m excited. I am very excited, mom.” “We all are.” Today he’d marry me and we’d be the next leader of the pack. Time was in my favor to me to make it faster. I saw my wedding dress, it was a simple white dress while my bouquet was bloody red. I remember my nightmare. Was that a warning?

The blanket rolled off his body and my eyes landed on the bulge between my legs. "You were the one who seduced me last night, Lily. And what's wrong with what we did? We're married." "And you're fcking another woman while we're married, Rogue!" He smirked. "That's what's exciting, right? Besides, you don't have the right to complain about Mari. She's my girlfriend even before you lure me into this marriage." I gritted my teeth. "Get out." He smirked again and leaned to me. I squeezed my eyes closed as his manly scent filled my nose.

The priest wasted no time, it was as if she had been told no to. "There comes a time when a man and woman must unite to be one. This is the time we have all been waiting for, to bear witness as the this two wonder ful love birds unite into one. I will start with the groom, do you agree to take Charlotte Roisin as your loving wife, for better for worse?" Her sing song voice echoed across the garden.

"Sophia will return soon. Maybe before your official marriage with Ciara." I looked at her who was standing behind Old man Heartfield's wheelchair. "Lavender is a very sweet girl and I'm sure you will like her as soon as you get to know her more." Lavender? That was Sophia's favourite flower when we were kids. I shook my head to get her thoughts back in their safe place tonight. I didn't want to be overwhelmed by her emotions. I've waited for over fifteen years to finally come back home to meet her and now she won't even wait till I come. She already escaped, with another man.

"Mr. Liam, are you seriously rejecting these generous terms?" Cynthia persisted. Yet, Liam remained resolute. "I won't change my mind. To me, marriage isn't a mere transaction. I won't trivialize its significance." Undeterred, Cynthia was prepared to challenge him further. "You speak of not taking marriage lightly, but wasn't your previous union with Ms. Lana essentially a transaction?" Frankly speaking, the marriage between Liam and Lana was indeed transactional. Lana entered the Kane family to fulfill a debt of gratitude, and the marriage with Liam primarily served as a means to reassure Violet.

Carol did not care about how the shopping assistants perceived her. She grabbed the box of condoms and stuffed it back into her handbag. Lily wanted to continue yelling at Carol, but she could not. She could only glare at Carol while she left. “Mom.” Laverna was worried that her mother would get even more agitated, so she went over and grabbed her arm. “You don’t have to be so angry. Kieran has already admitted that he only married Carol in-name. They might have been married in the eyes of the law, but they never slept together. It’s only logical that she had a lover.”

His protective nature would never quite let go of the past, but Lavender no longer needed his permission. Life, as strange as it was, had found a rhythm of normalcy again. And now, she was standing at the cusp of another beginning. Her wedding. The thought sent a warmth through her, a flutter of something akin to nervous excitement. She never really had a proper wedding before, never got to walk down the aisle with the love of her life waiting at the end. The proposal had been perfect—Rominic, ever the romantic, had gotten down on one knee just weeks after Rylee had given birth to twins. The memory of it still made her heart swell, as if it had been the first step toward reclaiming herself.

I was trying on my bridal dress when the hotel manager called. "Miss McPherson, someone's come to wreck your grand wedding venue," he announced, his voice tinged with a hint of glee. "You should come here to assess the damage." I was stunned. I had spent half a year of my hard-earned savings on this wedding! Who did these culprits think they were? Tomorrow was supposed to be the day I married my fiancé of seven years, Matteo Brando. Why was someone sabotaging our wedding now?