Marriage Was Forged Novels & Stories

Grace Ramirez. Their names were printed neatly beneath their photos. My brows pulled together in confusion as I flipped through the pages, my fingers trembling now. My heart clenched painfully in my chest at the sight I saw. The papers beneath their profiles. Documents. Records. A marriage certificate. My marriage certificate. But something was horribly wrong. I flipped to the next page, my breath catching in my throat as I scanned the details. The priest who had married us didn’t exist. The official seal on the certificate… was a forgery.

“Shh. Let’s not jump to conclusion. My mother would have told you if it was because of you,” “Then what happened?” “There were some…truths that came to light, about the…’supposed marriage alliance’ that my father drafted,” I frowned. “Baby, you’re going to have to be specific,” I said looking at him. His mother didn't go into more details on the matter. “I love it when you call me baby,” Emmanuel mentioned, sporting a big smile. I merely rolled my eyes, though I had a smile on my face. “William forged the documents,”

Charlotte snorted lightly, "Don't forget. I have married Leandro." Marcus's face turned pale, but he quickly regained his composure. "You did it on purpose to annoy me, right? I know I was wrong. Lottie, we have been together for so many years. I don't believe you will just let it go!" Marcus didn't believe it! They had known each other for twelve years since childhood. But in just a month, Charlotte let go of everything! "Whether you believe it or not, forging a marriage certificate is illegal. I do have married Leandro."

“But we’re still family on paper. Cousins in everyone’s eyes.” He stood abruptly and began pacing the creaky wooden floor, running a hand through his dark hair. “I talked to a lawyer quietly. The marriage between our parents was never legally finalized the way they claimed — some paperwork error years ago. A missing signature, an unfiled form. Technically, we’re not blood. Not even step-siblings by law. But if we come forward now, it looks like we’re manufacturing an excuse to cover the forgery. Like we planned this all along.” The risk felt suffocating, like a vine slowly tightening around our throats.

"I'll fulfill the agreement." ​As they left, it hit me. I’d stepped into a marriage meant to control me. And somehow, without planning to, I’d already chosen a side.

Relief that I hadn't brought a woman like her in front of my parents to stain their eyes. So I simply said three words, my voice flat, "You're not worthy. "Portia, a marriage certificate is an official government document. Forging one is a criminal offense. And under the pretense of marriage and a relationship, you induced me to invest heavily into JP Group—that constitutes fraud. I will pursue both matters to the very end." I stared at her, enunciating every word with icy clarity. Her face turned deathly pale as she shook her head frantically.

I asked. "You just made the worst mistake of your life," he said and pulled out his phone before turning to the camera. "I sincerely don't know where this image came from, this marriage certificate was forged, and this woman here has been the one pinning over me. She was my secretary, and we had our fun time as two consenting adults, but I never got married to her or blackmailed her in any way, and that thing is not mine. She told me that she was barren and could not give birth. Please ignore her," he said.

I snatched his phone as he was calling someone. " Listen to me carefully, she is my wife and I am her husband. Dad called me to Surat and got me married to her forcefully as... Well, please don't laugh at this... I was betrothed to her. When we were kids our parents promised each other that we would be married to each other when we are settled." He was dumbfounded.

Rita's voice came from behind her, but Kara barely heard any sound, "what is that in your hand, Kara?" Neil took the document out of Kara's hand as she stood completely still in trance. Her mind was a complete mess trying to understand everything. "Marriage?!" Rita shouted out the words in shock, her eyes flying up at James and Kara in complete disbelief, "both of you registered your marriage?" Kara looked up at James. He stood a foot away from her with hands in his pockets without any worry in the world. "You forged marriage documents?" she whispered. "You signed on these, sweetheart." James smiled, "I just completed the whole process without disturbing you to worry about it. How can I let

"Why are you yelling at your brother?" "Because we are going to lose everything, father. The marriage was fake, it never happened, there are no records anywhere. Not at the courthouse, not at the notary's office, not at the mayor's office, nothing, it's all gone. There is nothing in the church either, and no one knows the officiants who performed it. That Argent must have hired someone to pose as a judge and a priest." "That's not possible, it can't be." I deny in despair.