Novel & Cerita Married To A Stranger

When I got there, I have plan to rest first, but Madame Hale immediately instructed me on what to do. The human to be married seems to be rich. This reception was really granded. And here I am again, since we were organizing the wedding reception, I remembered Alpha Liam and Lily. I took a deep breath, in through my nose, out through my lips and Siena noticed me, "Are you still thinking about that scary handsome guy?" I know that she is referring to the handsome stranger who called me by my name. But that man is not the only thing on my mind. Actually there are three of them, Alpha Liam, Travis and then him.

"Personally, I don't think that's fair. He knows every single detail about you, but you know absolutely nothing about him. You...." I slammed the receiver down, cutting him shut. I could not bear to hear another word from him. I stood up and practical ran out. I could not think of anything else, Mathieu's words continued to ring through my ears. "Your darling husband has a child." "....beautiful girl..." "......You should see her eyes....." ".....you'll love her......" "You married a stranger, Allison. " When I got outside, the air hit me like ice. It couldn't be true.

His words were so direct, so blunt. “What… what do you mean? We don’t even—” “Know each other?” He gave a faint smile. “That can come later. What matters is, right now, we both need this marriage. It could benefit us both.” I fell silent, his words sinking in. They sounded crazy—yet strangely reasonable. “Don’t worry,” he continued. “I won’t make things hard for you. All I need is for you to live with me. That’s enough.” I lowered my head, breathing unevenly. What was I doing? This was insane. To marry a stranger whose name I didn’t even know.

As if I haven't gone through enough. As if getting married to a total stranger against one's own will isn't the biggest nightmare anyone can face.

He asks. “Would you rather be elsewhere?” He sweeps his cold gaze over me, “Don't ask questions you don't want answers to.” My breath catches. Surely I can't recognize the man before me. It feels like I just married a stranger. I take a step back, “Wow,” I whisper, more to myself than to him. “So that’s where we are now?” Ian exhales, like he’s tired of even standing here with me. Like I’m a burden and not his bride.

"It's just a thought. If you're serious about this investor, marriage might be the way in. Think about it." "Marriage for a club membership? That's extreme, Wilson. I need to find another way, a real solution.....I can't afford to marry a stranger and go through what I went through with Ethan all over " "But what if you don't marry a stranger? "

I swallowed slowly. I was excited that I was marrying a man I didn’t love. A man whose touch I barely knew, whose habits I hadn’t learned, whose presence still felt unfamiliar in a way that made something deep inside me recoil rather than settle. A stranger. That was the truth of it. No matter how carefully everything had been arranged, no matter how many times people told me it was a “good match,” no matter how much sense it made on paper—he was still a stranger. And tomorrow, I would belong to him.

Chapter Two Married To A Stranger Olivia’s POV Today is supposed to be one of the happiest days of my life, but it turns out to be the saddest day of my life. I had always imagined and looked forward to the day I would get married, the day I would be married to the man of my dreams, but now, I am getting married to a stranger, to a man I have never seen before. I sniffled, trying my best to hold back my tears so I wouldn’t ruin my makeup. I would have to sit for minutes so they could fix it again, and I just want the day to end so fast.

I said, "we'll get through this. Together." However, as we continued, I couldn't shake off the nagging feeling that the stranger's call was more than just a random interruption. I knew I had to stay focused, but my mind kept wandering back to it. The stranger who provided an unforgettable evening just yesterday. However, I've pledged to myself that I will keep my distance from this man. For the sake of my marriage life. Despite the allure of the mysterious stranger, I knew I had to stay true to my commitments. My marriage, my relationship with Cassian, was my priority. It wasn't always easy, especially with the memories of that unforgettable night persistently lingering in my mind.

Everything about it screamed wrong but I had no other option left. I made a promise to myself that I wasn't going to go this path but here I was, planning to do what I swore never to do. Marriage — and this time with a stranger. But since its not out of love, nor out of desire it's a much better option than going back to Martin. I closed my eyes, swallowing the lump that had formed in my throat. “It is better this way” I whispered to myself trying to convince myself that it was far better getting married to a stranger than holding on to a relationship rooted in deceit and manipulations.