Loveless Marriages Novels & Stories

Eloise sounded more upset than angry because Kathleen denied responding to her out of tiredness and a little bit of jealousy. “We got married way after we had found out about her pregnancy. By that time, I was already over her. She had moved on with her ex and I was just single, I moved on from ever loving her. I didn’t concede the truth of this marriage from her, she knows that I only married her for my child. If she still feels some type of way about anything, then it’s her fault. Our friendship should not get affected by what she thinks.” As Kathleen stood behind the door and listened to Ryker explaining the dynamics of their relationship to Eloise, her heart felt on fire.

She was helpless and she don't know if she'll ever escape this situation. But she will try to hold on to Patty's words. Heaven knows how scared she was each and every passing day. She can't marry Alec, she can't give him her lifetime. She will be miserable, they will both lead miserable lives. If two people get married without the foundation of love in a relationship, it will never succeed. It will only bring damages that will tend to tear them apart and break them. Though there might have been people who married for wealth and power without the foundation of love, there might have been marriage who still stand and tested by time, she knew by the end of time it will still lead loneliness an

It has caused most of the heartaches in the world and has also led to many broken wedlock. “Yes,” began Charles. “Those acts of the modern women have brought up unhappy marriages and represented the ills of men and women behaviours today. Amorous behaviours are the major causes of most marital unhappiness. Frankly, nearly half of the broken marriages come from amorous acts. Most people can no longer shrug their shoulders about these acts but almost every woman in the modern world has embraced them. Now, look Vivian, if pure love worth a name, I must say you are the one. A true virgin that marries her husband and lives with him, is a blessing to the man. If you marry me, I shall sponsor your

“Someone had to help you.” “Di che diavolo stai parlando?! (What the hell are you talking about?!)” He shouts at Patrick, “Getting me married is not helping me!” I don’t think I will say this again, but I agree with Keenan, and I don’t think Patrick is helping him by what he’s doing. He’s only going to make things worse for Keenan and me. Marriage fixes nothing that’s broken. I have my late mother and father to testify to that. And he picked the two worst matches and placed them together. He should have known it was going to be a disaster, especially because it wasn’t our choice.

I want these memories and moments to be frozen in time so I can look at them and remember every feeling. Jace is on his way here to take me to Shirley’s 40 year anniversary party. Her and her husband Thomas have been married since they were 21 years old. That’s the kind of love I see myself having with Jace. He brings out the best in me and I him.

She cried until she let go of all the emotions that didn't let her stay at peace,the discomfort she felt at her in laws' place,the awkward conversations she was forced to sit through,her husband's hurtful words,the fear of marriage,the terror she had initially felt when her husband initiated intimacy ,though they hadn't gone all way,the loneliness she felt when she couldn't talk to anyone in the house whole heartedly,the anger she had on her father for marrying her away without a proper consent, the fear she felt for her mother,the suppressed frustration she had on her husband who scolded her but didn't want her to cry,crying away all the tears she had to blink away everytime they fought but

“No, I believe in Arthurs’ feelings for me. We’re both very serious about loving each other. As for marriage... We’ll just go with the flow. They say marriage is where love goes to die. To be honest, I’m not ready to get married yet. I think he feels the same way.” She absolutely trusted Arthur. She trusted his character and his love for her. Mable looked at Tracey. “That’s where you’re wrong, Tracey. Only marriages without love are graves. Those only cause suffering. Marriages with love are treasure troves. They’re worth waiting a lifetime for.” Tracey nodded. “That’s true.” Blair stared at Mable, his deep eyes revealing an unfathomable light. Marriages without love... Was she talking about

"Lizzie, I've seen marriages crumble, watched as people lose themselves in the process. I'd rather not take that risk, again.” Lizzie set her cup down, her eyes searching his. "But isn't love worth the risk, again Mr. Hill?" Mr. Hill's gaze softened. "Love, yes. Marriage, not necessarily. Love doesn't need a contract. It thrives on its own terms." Lizzie nodded, understanding his perspective. "I suppose everyone has their own view on it.” Lizzie, despite the drama she faced with Mr. Hill she knew she had always wanted to get married to a billionaire. Maybe today wasn’t the day, but there were other days and she was determined to make Mr. Hill go down on one knees.

LORRAINE'S POV: “Marriage?, of all things to bind the companies with? marriage, mum c'mon, I sigh with annoyance, “there's no way I'm getting married to that son of a bitch”. “Do you have a better idea?”, she takes off her glasses and places it on the table waiting for an answer, “that's what I thought. This is the only way to merge the companies, we'll be a strong empire, stronger than anyone here in Manhattan and the whole of DC”.

The man's voice was very thin and his lips were full of sneer. Lorraine laughed lowly, "Maxwell, we've known each other for so many years, don't I know you? You have no idea what marriage means, marriage represents loyalty, loyalty to each other, you leave Madam behind now, how do you expect her to live with herself, why don't you just settle her, she's nothing but a pet anyway or so, don't you think so?" Maxwell's brow furrowed, what was all this fuss about just getting married?