Lavender Marriages Novels & Stories

Until they don't hunt anymore. By late afternoon, sunlight began to sink on the green grass. I and the others came to the grass and we brought flowers that glowed like lanterns. The flower glows at night. When night comes, fireflies start to fly. We all began to get ready to release the flowers together. " I wish I could live my life with my husband, Romeo until the end of my life. I wish we were human too. " This is what I miss when I'm on vacation, Alika. This is who we really are. Love does not distinguish who we are, but it only chooses between us and our destiny. They unite us, "said Lili beside me.

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.

How dare they use my child in this way? After that whirlwind week, I found myself standing at the altar, ready to get married to Drex. Even though I had told him that I didn't want a grand wedding because it wasn't real, Drex's father had managed to turn it into a lavish event, as he often did.

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.

They sat down at the table with the rest. "How happy I am for Jax" Helena told him. "Oh Jax, Connie told me he and Ricciardo already completed the mating bond" Lavender replied. They all looked at him in shock. "How do you know this?" Ava asked. "She told me when she sent me the pictures and videos of the mating ceremony". Lavender replied. "You are such a social butterfly" Jayden told him. "Yes Jayden, it must be all the years spent in the forest." Lavender replied sweetly.

"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.

He looks disgusted at me and I wondered why, was he also forced to get married like me? I was lost in thoughts during the whole readings of the priest only to be brought back by the question I dreaded today but I have no choice but to answer. " Pst..." I heard the groom calling out to me and I raised my head to look at him. The whole church seemed silent and I wonder why, I looked around to see everyone staring at me curiously. " Miss Rhea Madriguez, would you take Mr Emiliano Rodriguez as your lawfully wedded husband, in wealth and in poor, in sickness and in good health, till death do you part?" The priest repeated the question and I took a sharp intake of breath.

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.

He smiled, thin and sharp. "You wouldn’t know. You weren’t around yet." Adrian’s expression didn’t flicker. "Thanks for letting me know,"he said smoothly, his voice cutting without raising a single note. "I’ll remember to choose something different next time." Mike’s smile twisted. "You really think any of this matters? Lavender flowers, fancy venues, a flashy ring?" He stepped a fraction closer, lowering his voice. "You can't win her over with decorations and jewelry. You think a rushed marriage certificate is enough?"

"Maybe I can wear it some other day, especially for you? I think I'll look really good in it too." "You can, but only when we are furthest from this place and that man. He has no shame whatsoever, and he can't bring himself to respect you as my wife." Dominic gritted his teeth. "He even made our wedding dark-themed and made you wear a black gown. Everything about him resembles darkness, and he cast that upon our union from the beginning." I remembered our wedding day perfectly well, as well as the things I'd been forced to do. I'd nearly been forced to dye my hair black, but I stood my ground and ended up wearing a wig.