Medical Genius Unspeakable Marriage Novel Novels & Stories

“Why are you always impossible, Melissa? When are you going to apply common sense in your miserable life? I have money now which is the reason you married Brian in the first place.” “No, I never married Brian because of money” I interrupted her, “If I married Brian because of money I would have divorced him a long time ago so I could get fifty percent of his inheritance which is the prenuptial agreement in the marriage. But I am still in marriage.” “You fool,” mom cursed me; “Do you call this marriage? Is this dead marriage what you call marriage? You married Brian juts because of money. Everyone in Rio Hondo knows that you married an ill-fated, violent mad man because of what you stand to

the vein in my head ticked, "I have some business to attend to” I stood there for a while, quiet, my heart pounding in my chest. It was all becoming even more real than I had planned and despite the heady taste of success, a part of me still ached. Soft footsteps came from behind me and I felt myself stiffen, for a moment I had forgotten he was in the room with me. He didn't stand beside me but I felt his presence from behind, "Your husband doesn't seem to understand what he himself has done and what an open marriage means”

And I need to work to support myself. I offered him a smile of gratitude, but his gaze lingered, a hint of skepticism shadowing his eyes. "I have no idea what Grandpa saw in you that made him choose you to marry me. Is there something special about you?" I could feel the contempt in her words. I was taken aback, unsure of how to respond, so I remained silent.

What logical blueprint could possibly justify the integration of my youth into a marriage alliance with a geriatric patriarch? Compounding the absolute horror of the arrangement... stood the unyielding, dark reality of my clandestine association with Mr. Jefri. How could my internal network even preview the execution of a sanctified marriage covenant with an alternative human being, while the raw vulnerabilities of my flesh were continuously being dominated, claimed, and savored by my own university professor?

Cassian's painful gaze met Grandpa, “If war is the problem, I will handle it alone. We do not need their help. Why must I sacrifice my life to them?” “You arrogant brat…!” Grandpa’s fury erupted at his words. “You think this is about your life alone? That marriage is not only meant to strengthen our pack’s bond, but also our survival. Also what's wrong with marrying that child? She's a lot better than this ruined scandalous doctor! You think I wouldn't know?” Eden flinched as Grandpa’s hostility cut toward her, the insult landing like a sudden blow. Cassian stepped forward instantly. “Grandpa! Eden had nothing to do with the scandal. It's all false rumours so stop slandering her.”

"Marry her?" "Yes, you are now 35 years old. Don't you want to marry a second time and live together with the woman you love?" Harvey squeezed the steering wheel as his mind pictured Caroline's beautiful face. Harvey would definitely be the luckiest man in the world if he could take Caroline as his wife, but a horrible fact keeps haunting Harvey. "I don't know, Sean. I… I don't seem to have any desire to get married.” "Why?" Sean asked confused. Harvey snorted. “Have you forgotten that I am a barren man?”

Her mother had gone to her old house, and she wanted to bring her multiple souvenirs to decorate her living room. Being there with her, I thought that time had passed incredibly, so much so that Helen and I had been married for a year. My heart ached because the clause of our marriage was dissolved after two years, and there was nothing I could do, unless we got married again; so that was exactly what I intended to do, remarry her. It's just that after what had happened to us there was no doubt that we loved each other. I called the doctor who would see me. Vacation days were ending, and I had to see the specialists who checked my spine. I was nervous, I was surrounded by approximately ten s

At the marriage alliance banquet, Zachary Pendleton, the only son of General Alfred Pendleton, publicly declared that he had no interest in women. “I cannot enter such an alliance. Any young lady marrying me would be ruined by our union.” The hall lapsed into silence as all eyes turned to him at once. Still, Zachary stood there with an air of indifference, as though he saw nothing improper in his words. I studied him with curiosity and found my interest unexpectedly piqued.

Impassively, and quite coldly, Marius responds, “I saw on the news, Mei also told me, that I’m married with two children.” “But, I won’t be coming back home with you. I’ll stay with Mei Zhou. I promise I’ll always be there for our children.” My heart shatters., tears falling from my eyes. This isn’t the Marius I was talking with a few days back. “Where’s my husband?” I mumble. Mei Zhou’s smirk widens. “Marius unfortunately has amnesia. I tried to make him remember about you, but when he saw on the news that you’re mentally ill, he no longer wanna come back to you and just wanna be with me instead. I hope you respect that.”

“Callista… do you remember the accident?” “The one that happened five years ago.” Something flickered at the edge of my memory but it slipped away before I could grab it. My chest rose and fell faster. “So let me get this straight,” I said slowly. “My husband married my best friend…” My voice hardened. “…and I’m the only idiot who didn’t know I wasn’t even married anymore?”