Loveless Marriage Novels & Stories

However, unlike his appearance, his personality didn't appeal to everyone. - "Mariah, I'm not going to buy your rivalry game. Stay with Evans, go to therapy, invest in your career. I don't know. Just leave me alone" Lora didn't understand why Evans' friendships were so abusive. If he didn't have a serious relationship with them, they didn't have to act like one. - "No need to be nervous, I was trying to help" Mariah raised her hands in innocence. 🇧🇷 Lora opened the door to her room using the hotel's key card. The suite was too big for a single intern, yet Jean had done her best to ensure her daughter's comfort. And when the redhead walked in, she noticed that the bedroom lights were on.

“Sorry, honey. That doesn’t work with me. I can hear it all if I want to.” “I give up on you,” Lois said with a smile, raising both of her palms midair. She dropped them. “Honestly I don’t know. We’ve never spoken extensively about what she's currently facing in her marraige. And I can’t advise her to leave. They just got married. And since Scarlett never brought that topic up herself, I try not to meddle.” “I understand. There's something she said today that gave me a clue that she’s not happy in her marriage. The bastard even cheated on her with her mother-in-law and she's still with him.”

He stared at me, long and hard then took his hands off, digging them into both pockets of his pants. "After what you did, I'd like you to know that I can't stand you but this marriage cuts across our hateful feelings for each other. It's something you will never understand." His eyes turned dark and vengeful immediately, causing me to take a step back. "This is my life, Dexter. You won't ruin it for me with your so-called marriage contract." I protested. He shook his head, and then vengeful glints were replaced with an unreadable expression. "If you don't marry me, then your life will be completely ruined, dear Lorraine. And don't forget that you have a lot of enemies, especially your stepfa

For the last three months, everything had happened so fast and I couldn't help myself from worrying that it will all fall apart. We had bought a larger apartment where we had room for the kids to run around. Thick walls for mecael and I and a larger kitchen and office for Phoebe. Alex had finally admitted to his feelings. Though he was thrown into a turmoil when Liz proposed out of nowhere,he got after it soon enough and said yes. They had a church wedding which obviously came as a surprise to all of us. None of the boys have visited Heloriet ever since he was taken away. We received the news that he had been admitted to one of the largest psych wards on the world. I was certain that that wa

The News Ella Victoria Everette's Point of View Loveless betrothal. Some of you might think that a loveless betrothal is unhappy and you're right. Many people were entangled in loveless wedlock like it was for business only and many more. My husband, Soren Reuben Kenzo Benavidez, and I were a creation of arranged marriage. We are wedded not because of love but because it is for business. It was fifteen years back when we got wedded to bind two families and boost each other's business but it went well.

"He is still going to love you." "Epeidí i alítheia eínai óti o gámos den eínai ómorfos. Because the truth is, marriage is not beautiful and that is why he would know all that." Rhea looked down at her daughter as she said those words. "Marriage is ugly. You see the absolute worst in someone. You see them when they're mad, sad, being stubborn, when they're so unlovable they make you scream."

"What? How can you possibly know that? Did you see something?" "No," Rowan leaned back, elbows resting casually on his knees, but I could see the tension in his clenched fists. "But it happens," he replied, his voice low, edged with something that wasn’t quite bitterness, more like resignation. "Loveless marriages don’t stay clean. Someone always finds comfort somewhere else." I swallowed, unsure how to respond. "That’s... pretty cynical." "It’s realistic," he shot back, then sighed. "At the end, my parents barely spoke. I’d catch my mom crying when she thought I wasn’t home, and Roderick would disappear for nights without telling her anything. She probably go

I accept out of spite, drinking it while Lucien works on his laptop like I'm not there. Thirty minutes in, I break the silence. "How many couples will be there?" "Eight, including us." "Do they all have real marriages?" His fingers pause on the keyboard. "Define real." "Marriages that started without contracts." "Most marriages are contracts, Mara. Some are just more honest about it." "That's bleak." "That's reality." He returns to typing. "James and Victoria Worthington married to merge family fortunes. Oliver Grant married his assistant to avoid a sexual harassment lawsuit. The Pattersons have an arrangement where he keeps a mistress and she keeps his credit cards."

I looked at his face and he could pass as a very good actor, with the look on his face no one would ever believe that the marriage is a fake one. We said the vows and the congregation clapped excitedly. “It’s time for a kiss!” I heard a voice scream from the congregation. I looked around and noticed everyone was screaming for a kiss, I can’t let that happen, this is a fake marriage not a real one. I squeezed my cloth into several folds nervously, I can’t even look him in the eyes talk more if kissing him.

"Without friends and a wedding party, it wouldn't feel quite real, would it?" No, it wouldn't, Thomas begrudgingly admitted to himself. And therein lay the crux of the matter. This marriage, devoid of genuine affection and commitment, was nothing more than a pragmatic arrangement, a means to an end. Yet, as he gazed into Leah's pleading eyes, a pang of guilt gnawed at his conscience. Despite his reservations, he couldn't ignore the longing in her voice, the desire for a semblance of normalcy and authenticity in what was otherwise a charade.