Novel & Cerita Marriage For One

like it was the most natural thing in the world. He pulled out his phone and muttered, half to himself, half loud enough for me to hear it. "Look at this. Gone this long and my wife has not sent me a single message. What is the point of a woman like that." I could not tell if he was talking to Logan or at me. Logan looked at me clearing the glasses off the coffee table and grinned. "See, Lucas? This is what getting married early gets you. Bella. Best thing that ever happened to me."

Lora said happily. "Well, there is just a tiny catch, as my dad likes to call it. I have to marry Alexander to sign the contract and merge the companies." I said and started crying. How could my own father do this to me? I am his daughter, and he is going to make me marry someone just to grow his business and gain more money. "And you know what the worst part is??" I asked her still crying on her shoulder. Her blouse was wet from my tears. "He, says, he is doing this for me. To secure my future... I mean can you believe this?!" I said and I was now coughing from shouting so much. I was upset. How could he?

“Exactly. If you remain unmarried by then, she inherits it all.” “But I’m married now. Doesn’t that mean she can’t take anything?” Attorney Jasmine narrowed her eyes slightly. “She still can.” My heart dropped. “What?” “You’re aware of the one-year clause, right? The marriage must last at least one year. And not just that—you two must truly be in love. I need to witness a real, sincere connection between the two of you. No games. No pretense.” I swallowed hard at her words. “There’s no game here,” I said. “We’re truly in love. Seriously.”

“You okay?” Amara considered that. “She thinks I’m a pawn.” “You’re not.” “She said the board is watching you. That this marriage is a bluff.” He didn’t reply right away. Instead, he walked to the window and stared out at the endless stretch of manicured lawn and glittering fences. “It is a bluff,” he said finally. “But it’s also real. Once you sign, we get married. Legally. Publicly. For one year.” Amara walked over to him. “Why did she say this wouldn’t be enough?”

he complained silently as he watched on. ‘The marriage clause in the will miss Goodman simply means that you have to get married before you get your inheritance—you have to get married to Mr Sheldon here—you both have to marry each other before you can get the inheritance'.The lawyer finally dropped the bomb and both Elizabeth and Marcus gasped deeply in shock.Surely this was a good joke,she thought as she yanked the file from the lawyer's grasp and read throughly....well he wasn't lying,there was a clause that she would only get her inheritance if she married Marcus Sheldon and vice versa—what in the hell was her father thinking?!.

“Yes, but it certainly won’t be for love. I have plans, and for them to happen faster I will have to get married.” My mind couldn't comprehend it. “Can you explain?” “I want to be a CEO, Luz, and I won’t be able to do it alone, simply because I’m a woman.” I moved my head, starting to understand, except for the part about getting married without love. “I don’t even need to ask if you want to get married, I can see on your face that you dream about it.” I started laughing seeing his expression through the mirror. “Yes, I dream of getting married,” I said.

"Just like a newlywed, he'll carry me to our room and we'll take a bath together and, well..." I smiled and didn't add anything to my mind. "What a naughty mind you have right now, Aurora! Stop your malicious mind! You shouldn't think about that because it's really different from other couples who were deeply in love with each other. Just imagine that this will all end and this will happen in a real marriage with the man for you. So self, just go with the flow. You and Damien will be free to this marriage very soon..."

I wanted to kiss him but I couldn't allow myself because I knew it would go places I didn't want it to go. "If you're going to give me everything married people have, why bother?" I gasped. "That's exactly my point. You guys just do whatever you want, and it defeats the purpose. But marriage isn't about a bump up on the stage. It's union, a oneness. It's a promise to do everything together." His eyes met mine. "So you want to get married?" I was caught off guard. I caught my breath quickly. "It's not that simple but yes."

Meanwhile, divorce rates keep rising, and the population keeps declining. It reflects a growing concern, and discussions surrounding a new marriage law aimed at promoting marriage rates have stirred controversy. The proposed law would allow couples to register their marriage with just their ID's, bypassing requirements for household registration and parental consent. Critics argue that this approach overlooks the essence of marriage. Many marriages supported by their families still end in failure – what then for those without such backing? If enacted, this law could lead to a surge in divorce rates. There would be more marriages that happen because of immature impulses, and those are unlikel

“You wouldn’t survive it.” He exhales, running a hand through his hair. “The couple program,” I say. “You should sign up for it.” He lets out a short laugh. “Are you trying to get us caught?” “I appreciate the concern, but that's not possible.” “Not possible?” I press. “Why?” “Because we are not legally married anymore,” he says. “We would need a marriage certificate. And Amara would never agree to remarry me.” His voice carries certainty. Frustration.