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He would definitely marry this woman… How could Max be such a fool and not marry a princess… Mary was so excited because now she could leave her husband with no worries… Her husband had been gone for months without even a phone call or text… The last she heard was he was in another country with Asia and Max…. She hoped he would move with them also so she could be free of him… Mary was ready to find her next husband but her marriage was currently holding her back… She needed to find her next husband before her husband returned… Now that her son was taken care of she could live a peaceful life…

I am done with married women. The End

I roared. "I didn't mess with it, baby. I only did what was right. You didn't throughly check the marriage papers yet, right?" He asked, a sinister smirk curling up his lips. Marriage papers. What the hell does he mean? Without wasting a second, I rushed upstairs to my room, searching my drawers for where I kept the papers then I glanced at it, my eyes scanning each pages as I searched for what he was talking about. Then I found it. My eyes widened as I read the clause out loud. "The wife agrees to give the husband everything she owns, including her life" I laughed. The marriage papers were filled with vulgar words, absurd clauses.

I raised my head, glared at the man, who is now legally my husband. "I should have disapproved of this marriage," I replied, feeling insulted by the look in my husband's eyes. I have only known a man named Raka Albert for one month, a man who is for some reason I like him even though I only hear his breath. He grabbed my arm roughly. "You see your parents? They smiled happily to see me marrying you, without them knowing that you will only be my shadow wife," said Raka firmly.

“ And this mother fucker is all fake. You don't have anything! Everything belongs to me now.” “ Thats also right, everything that once was mine belongs to you but not my husband's…” he laughed, the sound mocking as he cocked his head back then straightened. “ Stop this husband talk or have you gone crazy?” “ Don't worry, he'll be here. We're getting married today. He told me to end things with my ex so he could finally be with me, he'd been waiting for a while.” I said, maintaining my calm, even though I was itching to slap him on the inside.

Instead, she started trying to win me back. She told me that I had only married her out of obligation to my best friend, and that it made sense our marriage didn't work. "Now I want to start over," she said, eyes bright with conviction. "For real this time. Just me, pursuing you. Not out of obligation. Not as your wife. Just as a woman who loves you. Ben, will you give me a chance? Will you let me be your girlfriend?" Then, she rushed to add, "I'm a single mom. My son's six. But he's a good kid. Quiet, polite…"

‘Do you take Aaron Carson to be your lawfully wedded husband’ he asked me. ‘I do’ I replied lowly. ‘Good, you may kiss the bride’ the priest said. Aaron’s face moved close to mine, and before I knew it. He planted a long kiss on my lips. There it was. I was finally married to the man I hated most in the whole world. Hurray.

I rubbed my stomach as I kept laughing. There was no way I was going back to that house. I tapped the search bar on my phone in a bid to look for cheap accommodation. I stared at the top stories column with blurred vision. The one at the top position read “Billionaire Eliott Wisconsin's Marriage Invitation.” I wiped the tears from my eyes and tapped on it. The photos popped up and I almost lost my balance. Right there was my dear husband who I divorced a few hours ago wrapping his arms around my sister's waist. Her left hand was raised and on the fourth finger laid a beautiful ring. I tapped on a video and I cried as I watched the video. They announced their wedding in a video which was uplo

The wind whipped Rosalyn's hair as she leaned against the car window, her gaze fixed on Eric. Eric reached into his console, pulled out a document, and held it up for her to see. "She's on my marriage certificate." Rosalyn stared at the document, and memories flashed through her mind. She recalled how the Hammond family had brought a notary straight to the wedding so they could sign the papers on the spot, and she let out a dry, mocking laugh. "Is that the same person you're married to now?"