Married At First Sight Novels & Stories

His guards also got out of their cars holding guns, but they didn’t come with him, instead, they looked around—almost like guarding the whole park. I took in deep breaths as Accardo reached my side. “Baby girl,” he said and touched my cheeks. “Why do you want to marry me?” I asked, and he awkwardly laughed. “I’m serious, Accardo. I know very well that you don’t love me. Nobody falls in love in just three days. That’s a lie.” “Love at first sight.” “I don’t believe it. Listen, I’m willing to marry you because I don’t want anything to happen to my husband, but for that to happen, you need to tell me why you wanted to marry me.”

He never saw her smiling face. "Its all my fault that you become like this"he said looking at the pictures. "I failed to protect you" He mutter with the sad smile. His heart clench to see her this way. Who would believe that this is the same girl who used to be very vibrant, hopefull, who is not afraid to follow her dream. Ever her smile is very healing. He recall the day when he first met her that is the first day of his pre school. FLASHBACK Little Asher is very scared at his first day of school. He looked at his mom who smile at him to encourage him to go with his teacher to his class.

Although we had only recently hosted our wedding ceremony, in actuality, we had sealed our marriage legally right after graduation. It was a quiet, impulsive moment. No ceremony, no bridal gifts, no jewelry—just the reckless passion of two young lovers. But now, that passion had long since faded, leaving behind nothing but a mess to clean up. * Nearly two weeks later, I was sitting at home, reviewing the draft my lawyer had prepared for the divorce. The house was quiet, but suddenly, the sound of a key turning in the lock broke the silence. I looked up, and there they were—Hank walking in, hand-in-hand with Susie.

I mean he knelt to make his forever and then there was a turn of events. Yes! Matilda is right! Even before we signed the marriage arrangements. He spelt it out emphatically that there's no commitment attached. Literally it's fake. For a moment, I thought that's how it was going to be since it was a mutual benefit. But…I guess…! “Hmm,” Remi drew a shaky breath. “You know I believe he needs to be taught not to toil with people's emotions when walked out on his bride at the altar a couple of months ago.”

I repeat, “but if there's someone else--” She slams on the brakes, staring me down with cheeks burning red – straight up outrage, not shame. “There has never been anybody else.” She throws on the parking brake and seizes hold of my cheeks. “You don’t get to look at other women, and I don’t look at other men. It was love at first sight, and we are going to be married. You made me a promise.” “There is seriously no one else you’d rather be with?” I mutter. “Even after finding out what I…”

“Then why on earth are you married? Why are we hearing about it?” Julia nods. “Yeah. How can you be married without a wedding? He slows the treadmill slightly. “Sometimes,” he says, thinking of Jade — of the first time he saw her under those auction lights, defiant and luminous — “sometimes two people decide in their hearts first. Before the ceremony. Before the party. Before everything. In simple terms: Lovers at heart are married before the ceremony. The rest is just paperwork.” The twins glance at each other. “Yeah…” Julia says, but she doesn’t sound convinced.

And he loved her with all his fucking heart. If someone said that love at first sight didn’t exist, he would call it bullshit because he experienced it at hand. How he felt the first time he saw Ari at the bar in a casino that night. She was the only person who existed at that moment. No one else. He drooled over her. When she smiled at him, he knew she would become a part of his life—if not to be his wife. And it did happen. Only his biggest regret is that it only lasted for three days.

He looked down at me with those intense green eyes, dark and stormy with raw lust, but there was also a surprising patience and tenderness in his gaze that made my heart stutter. “You did so well, Harper,” he murmured softly, brushing a stray strand of hair from my flushed, sweaty face with surprising gentleness. “But we’re not even close to being done yet. I want to take your virginity properly. I want to make your first time unforgettable. Slow at first… I want you to feel every single thick inch of me stretching you open.”

“Darling, why did you run off just now? You made me look for you for so long.” Madison turned stiff, and she did not move in the newcomer’s embrace. She had no good options, and she did not know if she had to push him away. She looked nervous and guiltily lowered her head. The newcomer said arrogantly, “I’m Conway Ford, the president of the Viapent Group. Were you looking for me?” I glared at the man. The more I scrutinized him, the more familiar he looked. Suddenly, it hit me. This man was Madison’s first love, Victor Ponzi. I had seen his picture in Madison’s university yearbook.

Those who had once looked down at me and doubted me now treated me with respect as they sincerely wished me happiness. Edwin was in a fitted suit as he stood at the end of the red carpet. His gaze scoured the crowd before finally locking on me. His eyes were filled with love and devotion, just as when he was young. The host started speaking. Under the warm sunlight, I lifted the skirt of my wedding gown slightly to walk toward Edwin and into our future.