Marrying My Ex's Uncle Novels & Stories

Just as the thought settled in my heart, John, who had somehow broken free again, rushed toward me and dropped to his knees. He clutched my arm, voice trembling with desperation. "Audrey, tell me… You married my uncle just to make me jealous, didn't you? I admit it, I'm jealous. I'm going mad with it. I can't lose you. Don't marry him, please?" His words sent ripples of shock through the crowd. John's father stormed forward, yanking him by the arm. "You worthless brat! What the hell are you doing? Get up! Stop disgracing us here!"

I shook my head in refusal, trying my very best to dispel the thoughts and assumptions that the man I had a one-night stand with after my divorce, the man who had brought me back home, was actually related to my ex-husband and, even worse, his uncle. I laughed like a maniac, my fingers running through each strand of my hair as I kept my gaze locked on the plaque. I was now married to my own ex-husband's uncle? No… that didn't make any sense. It was just all in my head, right? I tried my best to keep my head intact, to keep my thoughts straight, but I just couldn't convince myself that this was all my imagination. It was real. I had signed a marriage contract with my ex-husband's uncle, and e

I said as he really set the table in a very calm manner with no sadness or issues. “Don’t you want to see him for the last time?” I said and he looked at me and said “The man wasn’t really my uncle, it’s just because he was a partner in business and also was great friend to my dad. He married my ex for god’s sake. Do you think I would like to care about a man like that? I am not that free.” He sighed at the ends and looked at me.

I'd rather deal with any and every tantrum tonight. "I just didn't expect you to marry your ex-girlfriend's dad." She says, her voice low. "You could have married Aunt Bree, she's already family, she knows how things work, she's been taking care of us. She—" "Love, I can't marry your mother's sister, I know you're close but it's wrong. That's treacherous, it's appalling to say the least." Valerie nods, her gaze unwavering. "And marrying your ex isn't?"

Melanie laughs. "Melanie, if you are here to make trouble, I am going to throw you out of my wedding. I do not want you here. I am marrying the woman that I love and you can forget about coming close to me ever again. I do not have any respect for you, and we all know that you and Jake were lovers. You ran away with Jake. Sienna also knows it now," My uncle says.

My uncle smiled and showed his wedding ring. "Exactly, Uncle, you guys don't stay married for life. It seems like things fall apart after marriage." I complained. "Oh no, Fred, don't tell me this marriage phobia of yours is because of your parents and me." My uncle started laughing, laughing hard. He laughed so much he turned red and almost lost his breath. But I wasn't finding any of it funny. I had witnessed what marriage could do.

I replied politely, offering a slight bow. “It's no problem, dear,” my uncle said, smiling widely. He appeared to be even more delighted with this wedding than I could ever be. “You are my niece, and I would do anything for my brother’s only child,” he added with a smile. I nodded, and the thought of my father flashed through my mind. I wondered if he would have wanted me to marry someone I loved, instead of being handed over to a stranger. I moved away from him and walked towards the window. From here, I could see a vast area of our pack, with people streaming in like ants to attend the wedding. My uncle had decided to invite everyone who cared, to come and witness my union with Kelvin

Waiting for his judgment, his disbelief, his fury—anything but the heavy silence that fell between them. Her uncle blinked, disbelief written across every wrinkle of his weathered face. Then came the only word he could utter, heavy with confusion and a sense of surrealism. “So… what you’re telling me is… you’re now married. And your husband is the brother of your ex-fiancé?” Raellyn nodded once. “Yes, Uncle.” Her uncle blinked at her as if he hadn't heard correctly. His mouth parted, but no words came. For a long moment, he simply stared, as though the very foundation of his understanding had been shaken.

Though I no longer harbour much resentment towards my uncle's family because I know that my grandmother never told them anything about my nanna asking for Tay but it was a completely different matter when my father or grandmother was involved . " Is Jennifer getting married ?" asked my uncle realizing that he has breached on a topic he shouldn't have but being the awkward head minister he was , he mindlessly stepped on another landmine . " She is " I answered simply ,I knew why my uncle asked about this , even after all these years of brewing resentment and blame shifting , My uncle wanted our families to get along with each other . I was grateful towards his kindness but that train left yea

I tried my best to get on my uncle's good side but he was a really cold man and it was difficult to get to him. The fact that he was asking me how I was was already good enough. "Uncle, there is something I need to ask you. You must have heard that I got married right? Well, my husband has an ex-wife and ..." I was still talking when my uncle interrupted me. "Lily, your mother already talked to me about this, and I gave her my answer. I am not going to help you and your mother get rid of a woman who has done nothing to you. Don't think that I don't know how you got married to him!" He said coldly.