Novel & Cerita Married At First Sight (serenity And Zachary)

Triffany looked up at Jimmy. "Jimmy, you should stop now, I am sorry, I got married." "No you didn't, you were forced to get married Triffany, forced just save a stupid company." Jimmy held her hands again. "Don't worry Triffany, I am here to save you again, to save you from Carlos Zack." "Jimmy, Carlos Zack loves me, and I love him too, now we are married and can't be apart." Triffany said again in a serious face, she had tried so hard to make Carlos love her, she had done all she could to make him fall in love with her.

Devon asked with a sincere expression. She gazed up at him, replying. "According to the wedding pictures. We are already married, so why date?" She asked softly. "True, your right. Mrs. Zari Hightower. I still want to date you because you don't know me. You are not in love with me. And I want you to fall in love with me again. Starting first thing tomorrow." If Zari were several shades lighter, you would see her cheeks turn bright red from blushing. "Yes, you can date me, Mr. Devon."

As the ceremony began, Penelope and I stood in front of the pack and friends, with our hearts filled with love and excitement for the future we would share together. We exchanged vows and rings, and just as Alpha Romulo was about to declare our wolves as mates, two familiar figures appeared, uninvited and unexpected. My heart skipped a beat as I saw Aiden's eyes widen with shock while looking at them, taken by surprise. I could feel the tension in the air as we all tried to comprehend how on earth it happened. As they slowly approached us, I was filled with a mix of disbelief and wonder. It was our parents whom we believed had died a few years ago.

Asheron kissed his daughter's cheek back and took his position beside me as my best man while I leaned closer to my wife's ear and whispered. " You look so beautiful and sexy that I can't wait to get you naked on my bed and make love to you all night," I whispered and kissed her cheek through the fabric of her veil and watched her blush. We stood in front of one another with the priest between us and begin our wedding ceremony with a smile on our faces while everyone sits at their paces quietly and attentively to witness us exchange our vows and unite as one. “Ladies and Gentlemen, we are here to witness the wedding ceremony of Mr. Zacharias Stone and Miss. Charlotte Petriokias.” The priest

“But this time, I want to ask you again, not because I’m afraid that your feelings might have changed, but because I finally know how to love you correctly.” Tears fell from my eyes when he slowly stood up, then lowered himself onto one knee in front of me. For a moment, I forgot how to breathe upon seeing the small ring box in his hand. It looked simpler than everything we owned, but somehow, it meant more than anything else in this world. “Seraphina Serenity Montgomery…” he said softly, his voice steady despite all the emotions in his eyes. “Will you marry me?” Before I could even stop it, my vision was already blurred with tears. I also kneeled on the ground and held his face, looking him

There was no hesitation, no doubt—only the certainty that this was exactly where she was meant to be. “Yes,” she whispered, her voice trembling with joy. “Yes, Ethan, I will marry you.” Ethan’s smile lit up his entire face as he slipped the ring onto her finger. The world seemed to blur around them as they kissed, a soft, lingering kiss that spoke of all the love they had shared, and all the love that was yet to come. When they finally pulled apart, the party around them seemed to come back into focus, the sounds of laughter and music filling the air. Claire looked at the ring on her finger, sparkling in the fading sunlight, and felt a sense of peace settle over her.

When he looked up and saw the pair, he blinked. “You’re here for a civil marriage?” “Yes, sir,” Austin said. Lucy swallowed hard, glancing at the form in front of her. They filled it out, standing side by side. When it was time to sign, their eyes met, and for a moment, everything else disappeared. They signed. Just like that, they were husband and wife. Austin reached for her hand, his fingers warm and steady against hers. He looked at her with a smirk that could melt steel. “Welcome to a new chapter, Mrs. Austin,” he said, voice low and full of promise.

I bent down to pick it up, more out of reflex than curiosity. The front page was bright and loud. HEIR TO MOREAU INTERNATIONAL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT TO SENATOR’S DAUGHTER. A smiling photograph filled the page—Zachary in a tuxedo, his arm around a woman with perfect curls and a diamond that could probably pay my rent for a year. For a second, I couldn’t move. The paper trembled in my hands as I read the caption again. My eyes found the date. It was this morning’s edition.

Do you, Valerie Hampton, take Zachary Wellington to be your lawfully wedded husband, to love and to cherish him, till death do you part? I almost snorted. Love and cherish Zachary? In his dreams. I dug my nails into my palm so hard that I nearly drew blood. For my father. "I do,” My lips trembled as I whispered . " Do you , Zachary Wellington, take Valerie Hampton to be your lawfully wedded wife, will you love and cherish her , till death do you part? Silence. I stole a glance at him and he was clenching his jaw, his shoulders rigid.

"Dear guests and friends, hello! I am the man of the hour today, Samuel Sawyer. Thank you all for celebrating our wedding with us. I won’t delay any longer. Let’s go ahead and invite my bride, Lydia Sheridan, to enter." The music began, and our wedding photos lit up on the giant screen. The lights shifted exactly as I had arranged, landing on Lydia. She looked poised and elegant, radiating a glow in an exquisite gown. The audience murmured in confusion. After all, the name printed on their invitations did not match the woman on the stage. In a dark corner, Lauren first burned with anger, and then panic spread wildly through her. She watched as I extended my hand to Lydia and witnessed us exc