Marrying Into Her Family Novels & Stories

Her marriage become a place of regret and she wished she never got married. Her family had convinced her to marry Edward because he was rich. She had married him for a platter of gold which she had not enjoyed. Her family are now far away from her since her marriage because she relocated with her husband. She had no one to talk to and no one to run to.

“If you don't love him, I would not let you marry into that family. Marrying into a wealthy family is like stepping into a lion’s den—it’s glamorous on the outside but full of traps. Climbing the social ladder might look appealing, but it’s like swallowing thorns. We Bartons may not be rolling in money, but our daughter is nobody’s doormat. You’re not some princess, but you’re surely not someone to be walked all over.“ "These years, I’ve known your life hasn’t been easy. That’s why I’ve kept my distance—I didn’t want you to be accused of helping your family or dragging you down.” “Mom, I'm so sorry.” Tears rolled down my cheeks, the guilt inside me replaced by a deep sadness. Since I married

Her mother was always the difficult type “You see why dad is my favorite and not you, you are always so strict and judgemental” Adeline sighed, she walked a bit closer to her daughter and held her hand “Please child you have to stop hurting yourself emotionally by trying to marry into that family. There is a man at there who will love you so much and treat you like a princess that you are” “No mother, I want to marry into the Donatello family and I will by all means. I might not have Logan now but I will have him later and you can’t stop me not after father already approves” Mara moved her mothers hand away then walked out.

she shot back immediately. “You’re exaggerating things.” “Here you go, ignoring reality again," Her voice rose slightly, the frustration she had been holding back finally pushing to the surface. “You will still have to marry Mia," The room fell quiet again. The marriage arrangement had always existed like an invisible chain connecting two families that preferred power over freedom. I met her gaze without hesitation "No one can force anything on me.” She shook her head slowly like I had just said something ridiculous. “You really believe you can outmaneuver the Hangroves.”

she says, "is to use you to gain access to other crime families." I frown. "How am I supposed to do that? He wants me to be a spy, is that it?" "No," she says softly. "A daughter is far more valuable to him than a son, which is why he gave Aaron up so easily. He always said that. He would never do the same with you. Women can marry into families, marry men who are influential and powerful." "Marriage?" She nods. "He's going to marry you off to a powerful family and there's nothing you can do to stop it. The Kellers were always his target, and now that Damien is in control—"

She came to a stop right behind me before craning her neck to the side. “Are you sure you do not want to invite any of your family members before you do this?” She asked me with a worried look in her eyes. “I have no family,” I answered plainly, and her face fell. “I am sorry to hear about that,” she replied earnestly, but her face suddenly brightened. “But look on the bright side; you are marrying into a royal one, and if I am being honest, I already consider you family,” she said, and I offered her a tight smile in response.

Her expression darkened. “Because I need you to.” My heart skipped. “What…?” She stepped closer, her voice dropping to a whisper. “Damian’s family is powerful. Rich. Influential. Marrying into this family will secure everything for me.” I stared at her, disbelief flooding my chest. “Then why didn’t you marry him yourself?” I asked. Her lips curled slightly. “Because,” she said, “there are… complications.” My stomach twisted. “What kind of complications?” She smiled.

She never failed her classes in school, and if she sets her heart on something, she ends up getting it perfectly done, with little or no errors. She is perfect in every way, and sometimes I wonder why she just loves being wild and naughty. She never gave me a chance to tell her how I felt about her, she never showed her family her true self. All they saw was a wayward child that would ruin the family business and bring shame to the family. That’s why her dad had to set up this marriage to get her serious with her life. She had accepted him because he threatened to cut her off completely. She got married to him almost immediately, and he forced her to follow a set of rules that made her so du

"I love Emerson. He is in love with me. And we’re going to get married," I said, my voice steady and firm. "Since Emerson already has a son, I no longer have to think about starting a family or building one anymore. Because he already has it. So, I’m already a member of his family, which, in turn, makes me your family." I smirked, watching his expression darken. "You didn’t want to have a family with me, but guess what? I’m still your family. So there you have it. You get to have Rita as your wife, and you get to have me as your… mother."

"Three months ago, your father went on a business trip. And on that trip, he made a terrible mistake. His company was in deep trouble, losing money left and right. The only way to save their company was to sign an agreement with another firm. The chairman of that firm suggested their children marry, as a guarantee of loyalty. Your father had no choice but to sign the godforsaken agreement." Amelia's jaw dropped, her mind struggling to process the bombshell her mother had just dropped. Emotions churned inside her, threatening to consume her whole. It felt like karma had dropped a bomb on her life, intent on ripping apart her dreams. "So, you're telling me I'm being married off to a complete s