Married For Money Novels & Stories

" smiled and shook my head. "There was no one that got my heart tingling. I was very career-oriented too. Of course, I wanted to get married and start a family ... but those were just dreams ... and as my mom always says, dreams only come through for stars." Hannah stood up and crossed her arms. "You're married now" She stated. "Ugh ... no Hannah." I roll my eyes playfully. " I meant a marriage for love ... not money" "You married him for his money?" I bit down on my bottom lip and looked away as I tried to think of a proper answer. But she read my facial expression like a book. "What do you need the money for?" she asked, narrowing her eyes.

"That's not a problem, you can leave your husband and get a divorce from him. I don't care if you are married; you belong to me and me alone." "Are you crazy?!" Charlotte busted out in anger. She used all of her energy to push Christian's hands off her. "You really expect me to leave my husband for you?" "Listen Charlotte, I know five years have passed but I still feel the same way about you. Plus, I know that the marriage between Sebastian and you is just a contract marriage. You guys never even met prior to a month before your marriage." Charlotte's heart stopped beating for a moment when she heard Christian say that her marriage was based on a contract.

"So, we're still going Dutch after we get married?" "I don't think that's a bad thing." Graham shrugged. "It's the mode of marriage for most people nowadays. But since I have a higher income than you do, I'll contribute more to our daily expenses." Her head was a mess at that moment. "Trust me," Graham said as he walked over and patted her shoulder, "Our life will be great after we get married. We'll have fewer problems when we have everything in place." She was stunned for a moment, then lifted her face and asked, "Can I ask you something, Graham?"

He was the one who talked me into being there and told me that it would be a nice way to spend our weekend, and this was what I got at the end of the day. He didn't even run after me. It tore me to pieces. I didn't think this was how things were going to end. One of the reasons I made sure to establish myself with the amount of reputation and wealth I had was because no man would have the audacity to look down on me. My husband was equally successful, we were a famous couple that the entire world knew, loved, and talked about. That kind of celebrity couple that everyone loved and admired, having that the both of them, man and woman, were an icon of status and wealth, on their own.

When we lost her, he lost his mind; and that eventually led to the divorce. We needed money and we needed it bad, so when Chris proposed to me, I saw it as a way to help my family and live a good life. I didn’t marry him because I wanted to spend my whole life with him, or because I loved him more than words can express. I didn’t marry him because of his smile or the way he talked. I didn’t marry him because of who he was, I married him because of what he had: money. The first two years of our marriage were good, it was actually nice. But as more years were added, I got sick of the idea of being tied to one person, even if that person was one of the nicest people in the world.

Obviously, this guy is using our wealth and power! "You're unbelievable! You agreed to marry me because of your greed for power! Disgusting! And it's clear that you want to have a child just to give satisfaction to your parents!" He closed his eyes tightly and felt the sensation for a moment before finally facing me. "Whatever you want to believe, then. I fucking promise you our divorce, when all of this is fucking done." I want to punch this man for acting like he didn't want what was happening when it's obvious he likes it. "How can I believe you when all your honor is nothing but bullshit?"

Melinda looked down as she said, “Dad, do you still remember Mr. Paul from Harrison Corporation? He couldn’t get North off his mind ever since he met her at the banquet last time. He wouldn’t mind that North has just backed out of a wedding.” Linda quickly played along with Melinda. “She’s right. Henry, Harrison Corporation’s scale is larger than our company. If Mr. Paul is willing to lend us a helping hand, our company can certainly overcome this financial crisis. Moreover, Mr. Paul’s net worth is over billions of dollars. North will have a good life if she marries him.” Henry instantly regained hope. “You’re right. Mr. Paul is an excellent man. Even though North’s reputation is tainted, we

"Forget about it." "Can you not act like I'm a stranger to you?" "I'm not treating you a stranger." "You did. I'm sure if I'm not sick, you won't even step into my room. You are avoiding me." "Jayson, I already told you before this marriage. We won't act like one. We are only married in the paper, so Grandpa's hard work won't be wasted." "I didn't marry you because of money Mara. I could earn it if I wanted to. Even if I lose everything Grandpa has, I could build my own company. I marry you because I want to." She returns the plate to the tray and looks at me.

Do you think I would have asked for any of this in a million years if given a choice? Aneesa bit her lip before continuing. ‘By the time I was getting married, my father’s business was almost bankrupt. The wedding was a huge burden on him financially. I’ve paid him back every penny and made him sell the apartment he bought in Juhu as part of my dowry. I couldn’t stay and have them suffer the media on their doorstep every day. At least now they have some peace and my father is back on his feet and can provide for the rest of my family again. My career is over and

"No, thanks." Frustration cut through his nerve endings. She stated boldly that her motivation to marry him was for money, so why couldn't she accept his money? He offered to help her with his coffee shop expertise free of charge. A car. A damn new wardrobe, though to him she looked perfect in a tunic. Everyone else pounced on his money, it was the easiest thing he gave. But no, it's not her, she refuses to accept any other coins outside of the contract and can still make him feel guilty. She made him lose his mind. "You're my wife and I'm allowed to buy you a car." "A car not in the contract."