Marrying Young Novels & Stories

I scanned the papers again and my eyes caught the pro's and con’s of the marriage I was getting myself into. I would rather not get married to him! My freedom, I had to find my way of leaving this hell of a prison, and yet, I was getting myself into a marriage. A contract Marriage at that. “Will you just stare and not sign those darn papers? I gave you what you wanted, and you would give me mine.” His thunderous voice filled that silence that had come in between. I was getting married to a blind cold man. How was I supposed to cope? My eyes caught one out of the several lines that were listed for me.

In the beautiful times, I had a wife. Her name is Nadya. She is a simple woman, just like her name. I married Nadya when she was 19, which is too early to marriage in this day. Usually, marrying at such a young age for modern society means that the girl has been pregnant. The pregnant girl must be matched to the man who impregnated her to hide the family disgrace. Modern society, especially modern girls, tends to choose to marry at an older age. They will finish their education at university and then work before finally getting married and having their own family. That's one of the things that made my marriage with Nadya a little different; besides, we are from a really different culture.

"The difference is that I use my degree. You need to face the fact. It's time to move home, stop playing student, and get married." "This isn't 1920, 1950, or even 1980! I don't need to marry." "Dear, calm down." I blinked my eyes hoping that if I did it enough times the scene in front of me would change. "I'm not saying I'll never marry. I'm saying I'm only twenty-three years old." "You'll be twenty-four soon enough, and weddings take time. To really do it right, we'll need at least a year to plan." Mother lowered her voice. "We don't want people thinking you had to get married."

They followed a set course, and it was precisely through this process of passing down from one generation to the next that humanity has survived to this day. However, the mindsets of older folks like hers were vastly different from those of the younger generation now. Young people nowadays were highly open-minded, and marriage did not matter to them anymore. If they wanted kids, they could just find a father, undergo IVF, and leave him out of the picture, or even choose to date and have children without ever getting married. They always said that getting married was easy, but getting divorced was a nightmare. Many did not want to marry either, claiming it was much more relaxing to spend thei

"Yesterday you married me because of urgency, yesterday I wanted to take the police too because of urgency..." "Yeah, yesterday we did have to get married….and now we are also forced to undergo this marriage because marriage is not something to be played with," Ray said with a look so deep into Elena's eyes. "Besides, if today I am willing to leave you, it means you are embarrassing yourself even more. .there will be a lot of media covering your love story, maybe they will find out that you are a bride who was abandoned by the groom because the groom had another woman... You will be pitied, you will feel bad... And maybe you will become a target for Evans. Evans will force you to be his wife

could I give in to a woman who was not destined by the sky? It was the same as me defying all the fates in this world and I would never have imagined if that would happen to me. Then I also told him that I needed some time to marry him, I have four guards and now I have only just found you, especially as you are still training quite long and complicated. I want to focus on you finding my other four guardians and then perfecting them. Only then can I be confident in deciding to get married, after all this is a very very difficult and complicated choice but if I just keep quiet of course it will never happen- what and this is such a terrible thing for anyone. getting married while my guard is

“Well, no. Not every organization does that. Just the more private, traditional ones. You know how it goes.” “Tell me about it. Read enough historical romance for a lifetime.” Ariana rolls her eyes. “Seriously though, are they aware that marriage doesn't define one's maturity? Just take a look at the divorce rates nowadays.” Her assistant gives a sympathetic shrug. “I know where you’re coming from, Miss Ariana, but that’s just how they’ve done it for decades. You’re either twenty five or married to be considered eligible. It’s always been their policy. Sorta makes them unique, I guess.”

Which they still complain that is similar to child marriage and hence a crime. But they know their fate. They did not resist their fate. Until Sanvika finally did. But before that, they were ready to marry each other. Because that is how it was decided. They both were born as the younger children of two of the richest businesses in the country. Their engagement was a business deal. A deal that cannot be broken. If they break the consequences would be business partnerships splitting up and hundreds of employees ending jobless. That was what was taught to Vivaan and Sanvika since they were 10. And they knew this was their truth. “Let’s do it this way,” Vivaan said when they both were 15 years

Max said while we were on the way to the car. “You better get used to it, because you will be seeing my face for the rest of your life because once she is out, I am getting married to her right away.” “You can't do that. She is still too young.” “As I am as well. I am 19 and she is 18, which is the legal age, so how about you smile and look forward to it? Because that is what you should be doing.”

he smirks. "Nah, what do I know? It's up to the Harrisons when is the exact date. As long as they don't keep coming to our house... I do not know." Cedy was shaking. "Feeling forced to get married, huh, friend?" I nodded. "Yes. Especially in Damien's condition." "Why?" the two asked in surprise. "Well, she has a loving girlfriend... So, of the two of us, he is the one who is more forced into marriage," I let them know that.