Marriagetoxin Novels & Stories

"Graham," Emily said through sobs, "if I divorced Dean, would you marry me?" Graham looked at her for a long second. "If that's what you want, I'd marry you anytime." His words exploded in my mind like a thunderclap. Years ago, when I first found out I was pregnant, I had hopefully asked him, "Should we get married? It'll make things easier for the baby, especially with paperwork." He had frowned and told me, "Nora, marriage feels like a burden to me. The baby can have your name or mine, it doesn't matter. I don't need a marriage license to give you both a good life."

She walked forward with a big smile on her face as she approached me, and I had to smile, but I sincerely hoped my smile didn't look like that of a constipated person. She finally got to me, and we both turned and faced the priest who was officiating the ceremony. He cleared his throat. “The audience may sit now.” Everyone sat. “Dear beloved, we are here today to join Tracy Wells and Rex Royals, Alpha and leader, in one unified matrimony and mating solemnization.” “A mating ceremony is a very serious, sensitive, and highly performative duty for those that chose to walk the path. Therefore, if there is anyone with a reason why these two cannot be joined, speak up now or forever hold your peac

"Under Section 14, a marriage is only fully protected against central government registries and forced exams if a physical, biological mating bond is present. They require visual evidence of an active scent-lock." "A bite mark," I whispered, the words tasting like copper in my dry mouth. "Yes," Marcus confirmed, closing the book with a heavy thud that sounded like a coffin lid. "If the compliance team arrives and finds a clean neck, they have the legal authority to void the marriage contract on the spot. They’ll classify the union as a fraudulent obstruction of justice. They’ll take you into custody, Elliot. They’ll put you in a state containment facility for the duration of your heat to run

She forgot for a moment that no man or even a woman can touch her easily because she has almost the same position as Theo. “Hector will instruct us what we will do to keep our marriage strong.” Theo added so Maddie glanced at him. She smiled before nodding. As a response, Theo squeezed her hand gently which sent shivers down her spine. “This is a special tradition done the night before the marriage of two special persons. It should be done late at night and on the front porch of their home. This symbolizes a new beginning.” Hector spoke modestly as if he was a conservative woman. Maddie got goosebumps while listening to his soft voice but she didn’t mind it as she was busy watching him take

“ You see that why I like you, we think alike. Am sure you have met my daughter Katrina but let me formally introduce her, this is my one and only daughter, she does magic with chemical compounds, imagine someone like her as your wife, then all your problem will be gone” Petrov gave out a loud laugh with that Russia accent, Austin couldn’t believe the thought he had, he felt like walking into their lab and taking what he wanted. “ That would have been nice, but am married, and I don’t intend taking another wife” “ Married! Why didn’t I hear of it?” “ Well I kept it away from the public, my wife is a very private person, how about the alliance without the marriage?” “ No. It not possible, it

He asked as he shook his head in disbelief. “You think we shared a bond?” He asked with a scoff as he looked at her face which had grown cold. “No, what we shared was nothing but toxicity. Our marriage was toxic and there is nothing like that rubbish ups and downs you’re spilling! Getting married to Alex has taught me what marriage should be like!” He yelled in her face. “Adrian, I’m changed. I want to be a good woman for you,” she said sadly. He scoffed and shook his head.

THE WORD marriage was a big word for me. If ever you’ll enter into the sacrament of marriage, you must be ready for the lifetime commitment because marriage wasn’t just a stage of life where you wanted to marry someone at first then if you get tired, you’ll leave him or her. In the stage of marriage, there was no room for playing. People weren’t playing at this stage. Before two people enter this stage, you two must be very sure that you love each other and that both are willing to enter into a lifetime commitment. Being married to someone was the starting point where you will be building a family with your partner.

Thank God he said something or I would have died in confusion of whether to stand. I take a couch far away from him, maintaining the distance between us. We sit in silence for a moment, the ticking of the clock being the only sound in the room. "I considered what you said that day when we first met." He starts and I frown. What was it again? Ah! I told him about my problem and how my life will be hell if I don't get married to him. "Oh." I didn't know that he remembered it. Though,he is the King Alpha. He out of everyone else should be knowing of what the consequences a human has to face after they fail the marriage trials.

, Ryan scoffed and unfortunately, the rest of the people in the class got to hear it. Oh, God! The counselor cringed and waved it aside and resumed with what she was saying. "Um...so, like I was saying, I strongly advise against s3x before marriage. I mean, what if you two break up and don't end up together? You need to keep your dignity for your Mr Right. "But, when you're married, of course,,it becomes the sweetest ingredient". Oh, God! Please, please. Can somebody tell her to skip this part?

Andrew exhaled in a frustrated grumble. “We can file six months after the day of the marriage. You’ve never lived with her, right? Never consummated the marriage?” “No. We’ve never resided under the same roof and not even if she was the last female alive. I’ll be dead and rotting in my grave before I’d even consider it.” Alexander Lowell chuckled at the other end of the line. “Look, I know she’s frustrating as all hell, Andrew, but stay calm because this one’s a straight shot. You were married in early March, right?”