Married For 365 Days Novels & Stories

Lalita grabbed her phone and turned on the camera to check on her face. “Nothing,” Brian replied casually. The two of them had already discussed the points they wanted to include in the contract through the text. Lalita should have only needed to skim through it and review it before signing. “Brian Wiguna will assist Lalita in obtaining her inheritance rights to the company...” “Lalita Ivana Adibyo will fulfill her obligations as a wife, with no sexual relationship between the two parties...” “The marriage will end within two years...” “Neither party will interfere with the other’s privacy...”

“And you don’t know much about me, but you are my wife, and I’m to spend the rest of my days with you. How can I treat you as my wife if my mere presence makes you tremble like a leaf in the wind?” Amelia’s heart seemed to stop. “The…The rest of y-your d-days…w-with m-me?” Ryder’s face immediately twisted into a frown, as if her question genuinely baffled him. “We were married three years ago. We are man and wife, are couples not supposed to live together for the rest of their lives?”

“I only expect you to give this marriage one honest chance.” After a long silence, he gave a small nod. “Sixty days,” he said. “Not one day more.” He turned and walked toward the door. "Don't get your hopes up," he said without looking back. "Because this marriage? It was never real. And it never will be." The door clicked shut behind him. She sank to her knees and sobbed. Sixty days. She had sixty days to save her marriage. To make a man who'd never loved her fall in love.

There was simply no point in being upset anymore. In three days, I would be marrying a man from the neighboring village. Grandma always said that a woman would only get married once in her life. Therefore, a bride should wear a smile on her wedding day. Only then could it be called a perfect union.

On our third wedding anniversary, my husband, Ethan Hale, took his childhood sweetheart Sienna Clarke and me to a gourmet market. The clerk smiled when she saw the two of them and asked, "The usual? One Musang King durian and a pound of Kobe wagyu?" Ethan nodded, then added without missing a beat, "Cut the wagyu thick. And make sure the durian is fully ripe. She hates it underripe." But I was allergic to durian, and I'd never liked beef. At checkout, the clerk handed over a gold cooler box with tuna, salmon, and a photo inside. "You two have been coming here for eight years now. This is your couples membership gift." In the photo, Sienna was leaning on Ethan's shoulder while he bent down to

His mind was thinking of all sorts of possibilities when his phone buzzed. Radha has created a Whatsapp group: Trip Buddies" she has added Mike, Mary, and Josh. She sent her wedding card to all. It was a 3-day ceremony. First-day engagement, 2nd-day cocktails, Henna and Sangeet(music and dance), and 3rd the final day is the wedding. Indians are so much obsessed with weddings. I mean 3 days for marriage. Seriously. He thought. But then suddenly It also came to his mind that it means he can see Mary consecutively for 3 days.

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?”

'' I question, taking a bite of her apple pie as she continues to read the conditions. ''Fair enough,'' She mutters. ''The marriage shall last for three hundred and sixty-five days. Never less and never more under any circumstances, at all—yet, can be further discussed in the future.'' She chuckles a little bit at the end as she nods, ''I like this one . . . it's discussable,'' ''Only for certain situations. Serious situations,'' I nod and she continues to read, scrolling and scrolling as she takes a bite of her pie.

Now he can show off and introduce to everyone that Bella is his wife. Max took Bella's hand, looking at her with affectionate and tender eyes. "Bella, as long as you want, I will put work aside and spend time with you. We've been married for three years, and apart from a short honeymoon right after the wedding, we haven't traveled far. In recent months, you've also been working, and the time we spend together is very limited."

He was so alluring that it was hard to breathe. Caroline snapped back to reality and brushed strands of her hair back awkwardly, covering her blushing face. Kirk watched as she tried to hide her face and smiled. "Do you still remember our three rules?" "I do." As Kirk watched, Caroline said, "The marriage will last three years. We cannot involve our private matters in our marriage. And last, we cannot fall in love with each other. We will end this marriage immediately if we find true love within these three years."