Letters To My Future Husband Novels & Stories

He sat beside me and I turned to me chuckling. "A letter?" "Read it." He said and I opened the envelope slowly. I took the letters out from it and chuckled at the title of the letter. 10 Reasons Why You Should Marry Me 1. I'm a doctor so I will take a good care of you for your clumsiness and the troubles that you make 2. I'm good at cooking so I will guarantee that my wife won't starve 3. I'm good at making sure that you won't get into trouble again 4. I love my girlfriend so much to death that dating is not enough for me

He said, giggling as he waited for me to move towards him and sit inside. That's true though! I did really promise taht I will give him chance, I don't even know if what I am doing is right or not. But, I don't want to have regret in my head in later years if my life whoever I marry. As said and believed before, I would just live in the moment, because looking out for some kind of future was never my thing really. So I won't let go. He typed some address as he asked me to take off. It was a restaurant. So I guess I can move. I followed the rode instructions and followed it. We both back again in silence and car.

On the seventh year after the breakup, I receive a package from Clarence Fraser. All 44 pounds of said package consist of the stacks of chat history I have with him in the past. Soon, Clarence's text appears on my phone screen. "Wanna meet up? I'd like to tell you something." I pause momentarily before responding with a "1". That number signifies rejection. Then, I turn my phone off. After wiping my sweat off with a towel, I pick up another crate of fruits and continue promoting them to the customers loudly, as though nothing has happened. It's been so many years, and I don't know why Clarence decides to text me all of a sudden. Similarly, he doesn't know that I've already become so

"Your proposal tomorrow better be good." "It will be. Yours the day after better be better." "It will be. I'm competitive like that." I pulled him closer. "I love you." "I love you too. Future husband." "Future husband. I like that."

And that love motivated me to do this. Alright, I have a confession to make. Actually, did this to forfeit. I didn't really do it to win. I made this letter to tell you how much yours more presence brings surprise to my whole being. I'm forever grateful that you let me be part of your life. Knowing you're beside me and always will be gives me the courage to be the very best I can be. I love you, Edmingard. I always will. I love you. Your beloved husband,

" He laughed and pecked my lips. “You are the only woman in my life. Any love letter I write is for you." I still pouted my face, I really wanted to see what he was writing. Why can't he let me see it? I believe that I'm the only woman in my husband's life so I shouldn't think much about whatever my husband is writing in that paper. He kissed me once again before he carried me to the dining. I have improved my cooking skills and I'm glad that my husband enjoys my food more than ever. “Grandfather said that I will work with the family's company once I graduate," I said as we were enjoying our meal.

I feel like the luckiest person in the world, and the mere thought of our future together sends a delightful shiver down my spine. "Hey, Mr. Future Spouse," I murmur affectionately, my voice filled with tenderness. "Before long, you'll be my husband, and I can't wait to take your name as my own. The idea of sharing my life with you fills my heart with immeasurable joy. I am grateful beyond words that you said yes to me, that you see something in me worth loving and cherishing."

The possibility of a future where we walk hand in hand, supporting each other's dreams and aspirations, fills my heart with a sense of wonder and excitement. This letter is not intended to coerce or pressure you into any decision, but rather to reveal the depth of my feelings and my genuine desire to be a part of your life. Your happiness, Kate, is my paramount concern, and if that happiness leads you to a life shared with me, I pledge to make it an extraordinary journey. Take all the time you need, my dear Kate, for I will wait with an open heart and an unwavering commitment to earn your trust and affection. Whether you choose to embark on this journey with me or not, know that you will for

my father muttered, and I shrugged. “Not counting on it, Dad.” I stood up again and looked at the man I was supposed to spend the upcoming three years of my life with. “I want this deal to be in writing, future husband.” “Of course.” He surprised me when he stood up because I did not expect him to be that tall. How tall was he? Six foot three? I’m five foot nine, and he made me feel short. His eyes met mine for a second, and I didn’t understand the reason behind the chill that had just spread through my body. “I will see you later, future wife.”

My groom, my husband. I shall be a good wife to him and a great mother to the children I will bear him. I hope our family will be as this family, and as fortunate with a happy life as mother and father, and children that would bring joy as much as I, Beth and Eric have brought Mother and Father. A loving family, one that I shall create. Am I already living in the future we shall build together?! I suppose I am. It is how happy the very thought makes me. I should go now. My groom awaits! My future awaits!!'