Marriage Resumption Novels & Stories

All of them becoming exactly who they needed to become. I was sixty when Reaper proposed. Again. "We're already married," I said. Confused. "We've been married for thirty-two years. Why are you proposing?" "Because I want to do it right this time," Reaper said. "First time we got married, we were in middle of crisis. Quick ceremony. Minimal planning. Just getting it done. I want to renew our vows. I want big wedding. I want celebration. I want everyone we love watching us choose each other again. Deliberately. Joyfully. Completely. Will you marry me? Again?"

She retorted, "It's not about whether there's a problem. What if you're infertile? After so many times, why haven't you gotten me pregnant?" Samuel seemed to consider something and suddenly hissed lightly. His handsome profile, partly in shadow under the streetlights, his dark lashes hiding his amusement. He thought momentarily, then gently stroked her soft hand, smiling slightly, "That makes sense. Let's go together then, and it'll be free." "Free for what?" Kimberly asked curiously. "If one party is a resident, marriage health checks are free within three months before or one month after registration," he explained casually. "Samuel!" Kimberly scolded him softly.

He reached across the small table, his strong fingers wrapping around my hand, grounding my tremors. "And we aren't just running away, Ruth. We're building something. Together. From scratch." I nodded weakly, wanting to believe the promise of a clean slate. "When we land, I want to make it official," Reign continued, his gaze locking onto mine with an intense, unwavering seriousness. There was no hesitation in his posture, no lingering doubt from the chaos of the last few days. "We should get married as soon as we settle. No press, no massive family events. Just a legal, permanent bond. Let’s change your name for good."

Sarah said to Lucy, who chuckled at her reply. "Well, you have already put up with it till the end of the week. To be sincere, I doubted that you would stay at home through out this whole week without coming to work, but to my greatest surprise, you did it, and on Sunday you are finally going to get married, and after your honeymoon, you can resume coming to work as usual," Lucy said to Sarah, and she sighed heavily. "To be sincere, the only thing I want is to resume work again; if it were possible for me to cancel the honeymoon, I would have done it so that on Monday I can resume work," Sarah said to Lucy, and immediately she furrowed her brows at him.

"Everything is more than alright, Father we just decided to return home as my lovely wife has said. Desmond affirmed, trying to Pat Nora on her back. During our time away, Nora and I had a chance to reflect on our relationship and rediscover the love and bond we share. We discovered that no amount of distance or time apart can hinder what we have, and nobody born of a woman like.. the person she gave her heart to at first can stop our love. Isn't it, darling?." Nora nodded, a soft smile gracing her lips. "We've decided to give our marriage another chance, to start afresh and rebuild what was once broken in love. We understand that it won't be an easy journey, but we're committed to putting i

My eyes snap to the judge first, then to Cole, who smiles. “What? But your hon—” I try to interject, and he holds his hand up. “You two seem to believe that marriage is all fun and games, and at the first sign of trouble, you’re quick to walk away—well, I’m saving you both from making another mistake. You will stay married, and on top of that, I’m ordering you to see a marriage councillor once a week to talk through your issues. I see separate addresses on the papers filed. You will move back in together and work on your marriage for six months—”

He doesn't have the right to do that even though I agreed to this stupid marriage contract. "Yeah, it is. Now, give me back my phone. I will buy you tomorrow," he happily responded and forcefully get his phone from my hand. "What the hell is wrong with you? Is that really necessary?" I snapped out because his attitude is killing me. His face become serious and he sat up to get to my eye level. "We are getting married. You're asking me what's wrong? That's wrong. You are entertaining other men. That's cheating," he contradicted.

Nonetheless, I couldn't help but smile. "Will you sign it now?" he urged. "One last question," I promised, satisfied that I had managed to settle the major issues. "Why do I need to go through the complete medical check-up? It's not like I'm going to die or become seriously ill during those two years... "I laughed awkwardly. "If I may," the lawyer interjected. "Ma'am, the check-up is a must before sexual intercourse." The blood drained from my face as I slowly began to realize that I had been ignoring the marriage part of this contract. "The... what?" I choked out. The lawyer repeated composedly, "You need to be examined before your first sexual intercourse with Mr. Lan."

"Wait, sir! M-marriage? Really? You want me to marry you? Are you—" She couldn't finish what she was saying because he cut her off, but there was still a hint of shock on her face. "Don't overreact, okay? I'm not done yet," he said. "You told me that your grandmother is in the hospital, right? You need your work to support your grandmother's medical needs. I'll be honest with you, you can't support your grandmother's hospital bills just by working at the store. Even if you get tired from working, it won't be enough. I just want you to marry me for some reason, and I know that you too will benefit from this."

“Everything changed the day I met you. I knew at that moment that you were going to be a part of my life in some way. I am glad we figured out so quickly that it was in the best way. You have made my life worth living. You have given me hope, happiness, a family, and a love that is so strong I can barely believe it exists sometimes. We have celebrated many good moments together, and we have survived many difficult ones together. I asked you to marry me once before, and you said yes. Our wedding was beautiful, but when we said our vows ‘forever’ meant a very different thing back then to me. I was young and very mortal. “Ash-” “Bright, I want to say our vows again. I want to promise you foreve