Novel & Cerita Married By Mistake Book

But after those, I am getting married with someone I didn't know. My Mom didn't knew about this plan. About my Dad's plan, about our plan. I can say that this is the biggest mistake that I've ever done so far. Because right now, I totally regretting this. I just agreed to Dad. Because I thought, I will never fell for someone in an instant 8 months. But now, I'm fully regretting it. I know it's my fault. But this is it. And there's no way in hell, I can escape for this. My chest tighten as I think of Manu... How do we met? I remembered those days. In my cousin's wedding. Portia, Introduced me to Manu but by that time he was really in love with his ex-girlfriend which is Denisse.

"I don't know, I think I want to file for a divorce." Her eyes widened and she looked at me. She quickly stopped what she was doing and held my hands. "What's wrong? You can't possibly file for a divorce." She said. I caught my breath. "Mom," I called out in a whisper. "We were not supposed to fall in love and even get married. We're married by mistake, his family planned the wedding without informing us and....." She interrupted with a question. "Are you in love with him?" I raised my eyebrows slightly, and I softened my eyes a bit. "I can't do without him but I'm trying, I don't want to develop feelings for him."

Why was she awake ? “Grandma…” I hugged her tightly, “Something went wrong.” “Marcel, are you okay? What’s going on?” Grandma asked anxiously as she patted my back slowly, “Why are you being emotional?” “I…. I…. Have made a huge mistake,” I tried not to break down, “I made a huge mistake. Grandma pulled away, “Talk to me, what mistake did you make?” “I…. I…. Got married to the person I shouldn’t have gotten married to,” I didn’t even know how to explain it to her.

Just as I managed to separate myself from the elevator, flashes of cameras and endless questions were thrown at me. “Mr. de Guzman, is it true that you’re the author of the book, ‘My First and Last Love’?” “Can you, please, tell us, you’re the guy that was mentioned in the story?” “When did you finish the book, Mr. de Guzman? Before or after you marry Ms. Clarisse Frost? Does your father, the chairman of de Guzman Group and Companies, know about this?” “How true that you were having an identity crisis. Can you give us a clue, Mr. de Guzman?”

he said softly, “we’ll face everything together, always. No mistakes, no regrets—just us.” Elara smiled, tears of relief and joy brimming in her eyes. “Always us.” The mansion no longer felt heavy or threatening. Outside, the city bustled on, unaware of the storms that had passed inside its walls. But within, love had triumphed—proving that even in a life that began with a mistake, a true union could be found. As they walked hand in hand through the garden, the morning sun glinting off the fountain, Elara finally believed it: the marriage that had started as an error had become her greatest blessing.

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Chapter 2: The First Night of Secrets The wedding ended like a dream Ama couldn’t wake up from. One moment, she was standing at the altar saying words she didn’t own… the next, she was sitting inside a luxury car, dressed as a bride, staring at her reflection in the tinted window. But it wasn’t a happy reflection. It was a trapped one. Across from her sat Daniel Mensah. Her husband. The word felt unreal in her mind.

I opened the document, hoping it would anchor me. It backfired. The section on blended families and hidden power imbalances hit like a punch to the gut. “New romantic partners often create complex emotional triangles,” the text read. “Secret tensions, loyalty conflicts, and unspoken attractions can destabilize existing structures.” Case studies detailed step-relations where attraction crossed forbidden lines, leading to guilt, secrecy, and fractured trust. My stomach twisted. Every word mirrored my reality. Marcus wasn’t just Mom’s fiancé anymore, he was the man who had pinned me down and made me come while calling me his. I slammed the laptop shut, breathing hard.

She placed her hand on her belly and said “Baby, daddy is upset with mummy. I love your daddy very much but I can't help it but act this way to keep everyone safe at the end” Jimmy walked past everyone and got into his car and left. He's ashamed of himself, apologising on her behalf every time. He crossed his family when he got married without their support. Is he the first person to get married and be expecting a baby? Why is it so difficult for him to be happy like other men that are in his shoes? In New Jersey, the funeral went well. Clara Leon was there too. She remembered how much grandfather loves her husband Sam Leon. Now, both of them are finally together again. If there's anything l

Throughout the enormous facility, only Dylan's agonized screams echoed through the air. On the way home, Eunice sent a text to Felicia. "I'm not giving up on Jayden, and just so you know—I don't mind being the other woman either." … After escaping that nightmare, Felicia and I had gone straight to the city hall and registered our marriage. It was hard to believe that five years ago, when I had been caught between two women, I had chosen Eunice without any hesitation at all.

Alejandro Herrera, the man who once barked commands like they were gospel, now stood there stripped of defenses, with no corporate shield to hide behind. He gestured toward the couch. “Would you... sit? Please?” She nodded slowly and crossed the room, careful, like approaching a wild animal. She perched on the edge of the couch while he remained standing, pacing once, twice, before turning to face her. “There are things I should’ve told you from the beginning, Valeria,” he began. “About who I was... before all of this. Before we became... married by mistake.” She let out a breath of disbelief and shook her head with a bitter smile. “You make it sound like it was just a clerical error.”