Married First Loved Later : A Flash Marriage With My Ex’s "uncle" Novels & Stories

“You’re married to a man while you’re in love with his nephew; that’s a big Fabiola.” “No, I’m not in love with you, and I never loved you. I just had a stupid childish crush that went away long before you found out. I liked you as a friend and now you’ve lost that. I don’t even want to be your friend,” I spoke in one breath. He scoffed and took a step back. “It’s like that!” “Yes, it is? Do you even like me or are you just being stupid?” He lifted a brow at my words. “You didn’t even know I existed till I was married to your uncle.”

he points finally to Dante. My eyes stay wide open in shock sharing a locked look with Dante, “Lord I married my ex-husband's uncle.”

He had really lost her. He could faintly hear the priest's solemn pronouncement and the guests' warm applause from inside the castle. His uncle had just married his ex-fiancée. And he had nothing left.

Reyes pulled up the file properties on his own screen, turning it toward them, and Maya felt the room tilt slightly as she read the installation date for herself. The same week she'd signed the original marriage contract. The leak wasn't recent at all. It had been there, quietly watching, since the very beginning — long before she'd ever trusted Elias enough to fall in love with him, long before any of this had become the fight it was now.

Just as the thought settled in my heart, John, who had somehow broken free again, rushed toward me and dropped to his knees. He clutched my arm, voice trembling with desperation. "Audrey, tell me… You married my uncle just to make me jealous, didn't you? I admit it, I'm jealous. I'm going mad with it. I can't lose you. Don't marry him, please?" His words sent ripples of shock through the crowd. John's father stormed forward, yanking him by the arm. "You worthless brat! What the hell are you doing? Get up! Stop disgracing us here!"

“After a long time, I finally heard something positive.” Frank raised an eyebrow, unable to hold back his skepticism. “Something positive? From Uncle Zach?” “Yes, Frank,” Kiera continued, her voice laced with excitement. “He’s getting married again!” “What?” Frank’s eyes widened in genuine surprise. He blinked, processing the news. Uncle Zach… getting married again? “Yes!” Kiera nodded enthusiastically, enjoying his reaction. “Oh my God! I’m so happy!” Frank said, a smile breaking out across his face. “Zach’s getting married again? That’s amazing! Who’s the lucky girl?”

"But what about the woman you were with? You seemed excited about her." "I was, but I don't like talking about it. But I'll talk to you because we talk about everything. As you know, I was forced to break up with her, and now..." He smiled awkwardly. "For some reason, she married my uncle, Richard." "That scoundrel, it seems he always wants everything that's yours!" she grumbled, hitting the table in anger.

Donald whispered. Uncle? Anne's heart stopped. Hades looked at Donald with cold eyes. "You're causing a scene. Leave my fiancée alone.”

"The doctor said Lucia is experiencing confabulation—her memories have been distorted, and her mind has created false ones. That’s why she believes Uncle Noah is her husband." "Does it hurt you that your uncle is who your selfless wife thinks she married?" Amanda wrapped her arms around my waist. She was my first love, my girlfriend for four years, and our relationship was kept hidden from my parents. We had to conceal it to protect my claim to my father and Uncle Noah’s company. To stay close, I made her my secretary—this way, we could still spend time together, even in secret.

Amelia stared at the document in front of her. Marriage Agreement. The words seemed to burn into her eyes. A few hours ago, she had been preparing to marry Ryan. Now she was sitting across from Ethan Blackwood, considering a contract marriage with his billionaire uncle. Life had officially lost its mind. “There is no way I’m signing this.” Ethan leaned back in his chair. “I expected that answer.” “Then why ask?” “Because you’re smart enough to think before making decisions.”