Love Starts From Marriage Novels & Stories

They looked very enthusiastic. "Just like Mom used to," Anne said with a bitter smile. "I thought that if your future husband could fulfill all your material needs, you'd probably be very happy. I didn't really investigate his character, and I didn't even consider your feelings. Love is the foundation of any relationship, especially marriage." There was a hint of guilt in every word Anne uttered. She married her husband out of love, and Anne was very grateful for his happiness. She should have applied that to Aria too.

I know she hated me, but was this not too much , we could literally talk about what we wanted and what we didn't want. ‘Contract?’, ‘Why would we need a contract as a married couple’ I blurted out with a shocked expression. I looked down at the envelope and brought out the content to read. We were not allowed to stay in the same room according to the contract, we only interact when we have a social gathering, we can’t kiss in public no matter what, and all sort of rubbish I gave no consent to. ‘This is not a love marriage, so some boundary’s needed to be set’ she said, and I was marvelled.

“Absolutely not.” “But why? We’re already living as a family. We’re already raising the children together—” “Because I don’t love you!” The admission exploded from me like a bomb. “Because this arrangement is about duty, not affection. Because marriage requires feelings I don’t have and never will have for you.” Kelsey recoiled as if I’d struck her. “I know you don’t love me the way you loved her, but love can develop over time. Marriages have been built on less—”

Mason and Tegan officially became husband and wife after a journey that was anything but rushed. At first, their marriage was merely an arrangement, not born out of love. But instead of letting the distance between them grow, they chose to take the time to understand each other, little by little, day by day. What started as simple conversations became the threads that connected them, and even their disagreements helped them see each other more clearly. Love did not come from obligation but from the moments they shared—quiet yet profound.

******* Jordan “Of marriage without love?” i knew that most women would reject the idea, at least outwardly, even if their motive for marriage was truly money or status and not finer feelings at all. “I can assure you that love within a marriage does not guarantee happiness.” I didn’t like to talk about my marriage to Selena. Inevitably it brought up not only my shortcomings, but my own failures. And neither were things I revisited happily.

Anything and everything, we never ran out of topics—celebrities, the fashion industry, music, business, school gossip, until we ended up discussing love. "Maybe that's how it is," I said, looking into the distance, as our conversation shifted to loveless marriages—those unions where people come together for money, convenience, or status but lack love, like mine with Adam. "What do you think?" I asked, looking at her. "Is that how you see it?" I nodded. "Why? So, you don't believe there's someone out there meant for you?" I laughed at her statement. "That's bullshit, Kyra. I thought you learned that by now."

I was aching to get home, to eat a hot meal, lie in bed, just be done with this whole awful night. “Do you really need to marry for love?” Nolan asked. “Yeah,” I replied, realizing as I said it that this wasn’t actually something I’d given much thought before. “It’s a nice idea,” he said, “but people fall out of love just as quickly as they fall into it. Marriage is a choice. Love isn’t necessary.” He stepped closer to me and leaned in so close I could feel the heat of his breath. He reached his hand out toward my face.

Madeline asked in a shocked tone. “Of course. At least marriage is going to lead me away from the nagging of my parents every single day. Or should I just look for anyone and get married as soon as possible? I can even pay him,” Pondered Genevieve. Madeline stared at her in disbelief. Funny how she thinks that she would be free after getting married. She wouldn't like anyone to get married in the same way she did or even face what she was facing in her marriage. She should get married with love. “You shouldn't get married to just anyone, Genie. You should fall in love first before you two get married. It's not nice to have a loveless marriage.”

The wife can choose, but the mother and father only have one. A marriage will not be happy if both people are not blessed by their loved ones. “Why? Why so? Emily… you… you know better than anyone, you know how much I love you.” He put his hands on the table and looked painfully into her eyes. “Love needs to come from both sides. When I stop loving someone, I realize that love is not as valuable as I thought. Don't you see that I live better and happier without you by my side?” Kevin's hands gripped the table even tighter. His head bowed, and tears fell like rain, each drop continuously falling onto the smooth wooden table, his shoulders kept shaking and then, he burst into tears like an aba

Egbert Smith didn't believe someone could change so quickly! "How is it possible? Erwin, are you planning to use this move to get my attention?” Egbert Smith was extremely disgusted. “How many times do I have to say it before you understand? I don't love you! In the past, marrying him was forced by the family. It was you who kept me and Hein apart for so long!” Erwin Wilson was speechless, he did not expect Egbert Smith's brain circuit to be so wonderful! He sneered inwardly. Egbert Smith was such a brainless, stupid man. Does he think he's the navel of the universe?