Married For Money Novels & Stories

She shook her head; worry lines started forming on her forehead. “Nothing is wrong about it Mom….” I lied further, it just wouldn’t stop coming. Of course, everything was wrong, I only married him for the money, and the marriage has conditions. We broke the last rule of the contract when I allowed him fuck me like a common whore. Nothing was right about us! But there was nothing I could do, I needed the money and I’d get it. “You just feel it’s wrong because I didn’t tell you when it all started.”

spoke the man who was talking with his father. "And you're old enough to know that a man's knowledge of a business isn't determined by a wedding ring," Stefano countered, cold-blooded. "Nobody would trust a real estate consultant or a company that isn't managed by a married couple" Giordano spoke, somewhat annoyed by the tone his son was using. "I still don't understand why that's a must for a company that almost everyone knows about and sells itself." "It's important because people are interested in knowing more about the personal lives of celebrities who run big businesses than the companies themselves," the man insisted.

He said in exasperation. “So they married each other so they could have more money?” I asked lowly. “It was in the Will that she was to marry someone off of this list of candidates. So yes they married for more money and power. ” He said in irritation. “How is that fair?” I couldn’t help but asked in irritated. “It’s not but since his wife’s mother supposedly only married someone that wanted her for her money her grandfather wanted to protect her.” He said confidently. “Wait her father only married her mother for money?” I asked in surprise. “Yes, he was a maids child and married her so that he could be rich.” He said confidently.

“Was it that simple when you got married?” “I couldn’t tell you,” he answered honestly. “I went on a drinking spree and when I sobered up a week later, I was married. A few weeks after that she was pregnant with Olivia. I barely knew her name, much less remembered the vows.” “Did she marry you out of love?” “No, she married me for my money. Once she realized I didn’t have as much as she thought, she wanted out. By then she was six months pregnant. She wanted to party and have fun, and I refused to allow her the chance to harm my child.”

"Oh no, I'm good. I'm not hungry." "What do you mean you're not hungry? Your husband gave us his card to do as we please, and now you're saying you're not hungry? You can get anything you want." "Husband? What's going on?" "I got married," Alice smiled. "You got married? When? To who? Do I know him?" "Yes. You may know him. Travis Osborne. It's been a few months, but it's been the best few months of my life." "Wait. That Travis Osborne? That CEO that was featured in Worbes or something?"

I cried in frustration. “I know your type, Ayla. I know your type. And for the time being, you have gotten what you wanted.” Sniffling and struggling with tears, I asked. “What do you think I want?” “You married me for my money. Tell me I’m lying.” He said confidently. I swallowed, not sure how to answer. I was not a gold digger but I had married him for his money. It was a situation I could not help. If I had my way, I would not have agreed to this marriage.

Glancing over my shoulder, I spat, "Stop pretending that you care about me! You only married me because of our money." He was taken aback at my statement and realizing it now, how I wished I had said sorry that time. That I didn't mean it. That I want to attune myself for everything that happened. Calcifer...I could sense he was full of questions as to why I was acting like that. It had only been a year since we married each other. It was a marriage of convenience. With his family's real-estate company on verge of filing for bankruptcy, due to mismanagement. Calcifer's father got involved in gambling. Some money was gone without proper documents.

Kayona said, noticing how Max had been silent after she requested Catherin to marry his boss's son. "Mr. Louis also offered to fund Ava's surgery so she can walk again without any aids. But, you have to marry his son now." Kayona looked at Catherin with teary eyes. Catherin knew her mother had no other choice but to ask her to marry her boss's son. This way, their family's debt would be settled, and Ava could walk normally again after the surgery scheduled for a few months later. The surgery costs would also be covered by Mr. Louis.

My voice cracked the air like a whip. "Am I wrong?" he shot back. "She thinks I'm trouble and you want a divorce! Don't you want to get rid of a burden?!" My hands clenched at my sides. "It was originally troublesome and burdensome to marry you! Isn't it normal to want to get rid of you?! I doubt you even know my name since you've never even called it before! Not once in six years! I married you for money—what woman doesn't think about that? But you're poor now... you're right, why should I keep you company?!"

“The gold digger who married me for money. “Your mother looked well today, by the way Citybase Hospital did take care of her. It would be a shame if certain financial records from our marriage became public. Bank statements showing hundreds of thousands spent on her medical bills. Records of you transferring money to personal accounts. The media loves a good scandal, Charlotte. My stomach drops. He’s twisting everything, making my desperation to save my mother look like calculated theft. “I was your wife. I had every right to use that money..”