Novel & Cerita Marraige

🍭 Daniel POV 🍭 The past few days has been full of my wedding preparations. And now today is the day. I and Kathie are getting married. She will be my wife and companion. Am a bit nervous. I don't know what kind of husband I will be to her. I just hope this marriage work out. Am fully dressed and ready. 🍭 Kathie POV 🍭 The day is finally here. I will be turning to Mrs today. Am getting married to Daniel.

I replied. "Good. I hate separation. It's like a thorn in my flesh. I rather bribe my wife not to leave me than to end the marriage. And so I don't want to hand over my wealth to someone who can't keep his family. I believe your marriage with Jeremy is not a contract" he said. "No sir. It's a real marriage" I replied. "I know. I made sure of that. the only thing we're waiting for now is baby with you and Jeremy's DNA" he said.

"About what happened---" She gave him an Oscar-worthy smile. "Oh, my God, we're not going to have a talk about that, are we?" She rolled her eyes. "Listen, Eric, I've got to admit something. Sure, this marriage was a business arrangement, but I'm in wedding attire, and legally tonight is your wedding night. us and..." She raised her hand in surrender. "I took the whole idea with me. It just kept happening, so–" "Just like that?"

"Let’s get married.” ___________

Marriage, sometimes we call it matrimony or wedlock. It is a formal union and social and legal contract between two individuals that unites their lives legally, economically, and emotionally. It is a union between people, called spouses, that establishes rights and obligations between them, as well as between them and their children, and between them and their in-laws. But do all marriages involve love and attachment with your significant other? A marriage of convenience is a marriage contracted for reasons other than that of love and commitment. Instead, such a marriage is entered into for personal gain, hiding one's homosexuality or some sort of strategic purpose. Have you ever heard of La

He planted a sweet kiss on my knuckles. "Can you make me a promise then?" he asked. I nodded. "Anything." "When things get hard and you can't recognise me anymore, promise me you'll always remember this feeling of me being human." "Dom-" "It's gonna keep on getting worse and pressure will mount, stakes rising so high we might be forced to make some hurtful decisions that'll remind us both we married for a revenge plan and before we met, we had priorities." His words drew a dagger to my chest. Deep down, the voice always echoed, reminding me that this was the honeymoon phase.

Most of them gave me dirty and envious looks while others smiled warmly. The officiant cleared his throat with intense passion beside me, pulling my attention away from the congregation. His loud voice echoed in the hall. "We have gathered here today to join these two souls in Holy matrimony." I think I noticed a Jamaican accent there. I quickly handed my bouquet to Kate as the procession began.

The room exploded into chaos at my words. "No way, where'd you get surveillance? We don't have that in our house," Ella blurted out, her voice tinged with hysteria. She was talking about the surveillance system an old classmate pushed on me back before we were married, trying to make his sales quota. I completely forgot about it until then. If Harold had not pushed my mother down those stairs, the beast, I might have never even thought about it again.

Dominico sat stiffly across from Celeste, Clarisse and Adam, his face hard and unchanging. The long dining table between them shone under the chandelier but the brightness did nothing to ease the tension in the room. Adam sat still and silent with his calm posture showing no reaction while Clarisse leaned forward with tone insistent as if trying to defend her daughter with every word. For most of the meeting, Dominico listened without interrupting. Then Celeste spoke about the benefits of Victor and Naomi’s union while Clarisse stressed that the marriage would bring stability. They talked about alliances, reputation and mutual gain, treating the matter like a transaction rather than acknowle