Marriage Without Love Novels & Stories

" I don't want to be forced to marry anyone. What's wrong with you people? No one cares about such an important union anymore, something that should be done for love and not for interests? "In the world we live in, love is never on the table, always business, agreements, and others. You're being dramatic. That rundown house where you live is falling apart; you could live like a queen, without needing to serve anyone, especially not me. I wouldn't even force you to have obligations as a wife, even though you're so attractive. "I've said it before! I will never marry you, and besides, you're the kind of person who has a Plan B, in fact, the whole alphabet. Just check off your list and move on

Grace's eyes didn't move an inch from Laila's mouth just to make sure what answer she would hear. "My husband is a man whose family background I know very well, we don't need love in marriage." Grace almost dropped hand on her chin when Laila said that love has no meaning whatsoever in a marriage relationship. Her eyes narrowed, Laila's thoughts were very different from hers but exactly the same as Callin's. "My husband said something like that. Love is not important for living together, he was once engaged to a woman he didn't love and that wasn't a problem.His ex-fiancee said that to him."

It's been days without them in the house, because they chose to spend some quiet time together just like young couples do. “Mom.” I replied to her with a warm hug. We were both excited and we couldn't hide it. Most times I hate that Tristan and I fooled her by pretending to be in love and get married meanwhile it was all a contract. “Come here.” She said to me, dragging me towards the couch. We both sat there and talked for a long time. Tristan mom had so much story to tell me, it seemed like she went there to come tell me about it. I was feeling dizzy from hearing her talk for too long.

Emma thought to herself, a 3-page marriage contract would keep her and this man together for 2 years. Since deciding to sign a marriage contract, she had never thought about living in the same house with him. Given her unwavering belief in romantic love, she could definitely never accept this exchange relationship. However, her current situation had shifted her priorities; a loveless marriage didn't seem like such a terrible idea. Right, for her now, marriage without love was not that important. If this marriage would be over soon, they should not have any ties in this world.

"I told Gabriella the truth from the very beginning. I didn't do anything long-term. I never wanted children, and I will never be the type of person to settle down in the long-term. I made that promise to you. myself many years ago." He stopped. "So I married her. The room spun as his final statements crept into her. Her husband can accept the experience of passion. His touches may be warm, and his lips even warmer, but his heart is carved in stone. He never wanted to let a woman inside him – he had ruined every chance he had. Somehow, his parents convinced him that love doesn't exist. Even if there was a faint glimmer on the surface, he still believed that there was no happy ending. Only ch

****** Somewhere in California, a young man sat lazily, showing no interest in what the two old men were talking about. This is one of the conversations that he hates to have, where family come together just to match their kids to gain publicity, power, and business and gain higher rank and status in the society not thinking if they are compatible. He doesn't believe in love since his girlfriend disappeared more than four years ago, he had no idea if she is alive or dead but all he knows, marriage should happen between two compatible people even though they are not In love. He had always succeeded in skipping this but today, let's say he is unfortunate.

They did not write down particular times in the invitations and freed anyone to come at any time. No worry. There was no problem in the procession. There was no unnecessary drama, such as canceling a wedding at the last second, running away from the event, or other behaviors that often appeared in the movies or soap opera scenes. They were mature enough to know what was acceptable and what was not. If they didn't want to get married, they had to cancel it way before sending the invitation, even before they planned the wedding. That way, no one would be embarrassed. And the bride and the groom could move on without getting ridiculed by people. Eventually, Helena and Aaron had legally become h

, Keerthi whispered,her voice bearly audible. Keerthi thought she gave a valid answer. She didn't want to marry him. But Vikram didn't exactly abuse her,yet. She wasn't happy getting married. She wasn't exactly happy being married. She was just unhappy she had to leave her mother so suddenly. Vikram was only a negligible part contributing to her mood. She wasn't exactly happy with her marriage. She was just waiting. For the first slap. She didn't know how to express it. "I asked you a Yes or No question",Vikram snapped.

“We still have rule number two. All we have is paper. What happens between us will only ever be physical. Don’t expect love to follow after we have sex.” I felt my shoulders sag under the weight of his words, a bitter reminder of the deal I had made. My stomach churned as the reality of my situation pressed down on me. I had willingly signed up for this—for a marriage that existed in name only, for intimacy stripped of affection, for a chance to prove that love could still find a way to bloom between us. I was an idiot. A total mess. But despite every cutting word he had uttered, I couldn’t bring myself to leave.

, Marcello continues. “ You can’t compare marriage to a business transaction.” “ Well, aren’t all marriages business transactions?” Fooling yourselves with notions like love and forever means setting yourselves up for disappointment.” That took a huge turn. He considers love fooling? I slowly retract my hand from his. He realizes too late what it is that he has said and looks at me with sad eyes. But that doesn’t seem to stop him. “ we both knew what we wanted and we went for it. Love does not pay bills, it does not run a company, and contrary to what you think , it’s not the only requirement for marriage.”