Mission To Remarry Novels & Stories

"So, we're going to take Nia back to Feldenberg for inspection, right?" "That's right." "Then when are we going?" "We'll go after we get the marriage certificate." "..." The expression on Meredith's face gradually hardened. She stared at him angrily and said, "Josiah, how can you still be thinking about the remarriage?" "It is precisely because I need to take Nia to Feldenberg for a re-examination, so I want to remarry as soon as possible. After all, it is more convenient to do anything there in the name of husband and wife."

Only a few words echoed endlessly in his mind— Sarah was going to marry someone else! How could she? How dare she take his son and marry another man? Seeing him freeze in place, Amy began to panic. "Tony, can we finish our wedding ceremony first? We really shouldn't delay any longer." But Tommy said, "Amy, I can't. I have to go find Sarah and bring her back first. She's my brother's widow. How can she just remarry whenever she wants?" A twisted flash crossed Amy's face.

Zayed asked with his calm voice but Erina can feel the danger behind his voice. The moluvi started explaining," Sir, the thing is you and Mrs Qureshi are divorced already. According to religious law if you want to remarry Mrs Qureshi then she has to marry another man, consummate the marriage with him and she has to divorce him. After that, she can marry you again." ( A/N- I am also a Muslim but still I have little knowledge about this remarry thing. I don't know either it's right or wrong or happen this way or not. I just wrote this part for the story. So, kindly don't take it in your heart.)

I crouched down at my parents’ grave and dropped the flowers. “Leave me alone.” “Mum, Dad, I’m getting married again.” A tear slid down my face. “Please forgive me. I lost the company, but I will get it back—that’s why I’m remarrying.” I stayed there for a while, telling them about my soon-to-be husband. ******* I stood at the altar with the priest reciting the sermon. Kaden’s eyes had not left mine. “Do you, Kaden, take Catherine to be your lawful wedded wife?” the priest said.

“You were brought into this family for a reason, Delilah. You didn’t just fall into our lives. You were chosen. And now you’re going to fulfill that purpose.” “Please,” I whispered, the words tumbling out before I could stop them. “Please don’t do this. Whatever you think—whatever you’ve planned—I can’t. I can’t be a part of this.” His eyes softened, almost pitying. “You don’t understand. I had to remarry. I had to endure Estelle’s voice, her touch, her presence, because Agatha’s body was failing and I had no choice. But now… now I can finally fix what was broken. I can have my wife back. And you are going to make that possible.”

“How are you planning to thank me?” She had only meant it as a polite remark, but his deliberate response left her momentarily stunned. Seeing her frown in thought, a smile appeared in Samuel’s eyes. “Why don’t we remarry once all of this is settled?” Remarry. Natalie looked at him. There was no hint of jest in his eyes. His expression was serious. “I want to marry you again.” Get married once more. Start over. Become a loving couple like any other. “Let’s talk about it later,” she replied distractedly and turned away.

"I love you so much." That made me smile. I turned to him finally. "I love you more." Edward grinned, his thumb brushing the back of my hand as he intertwined our fingers. "Now that the whole James drama is over, I’ve been thinking… maybe we should remarry. So you can officially be Mrs. Miles." My heart skipped a beat, warmth rushing through me. A playful smile tugged at my lips. "That’s not bad at all. And maybe we could even go to Paris for our honeymoon."

"To five more years until we get the Hamptons and Tuscany." "To proving Victoria's final test right." They drank. Then Dominic set down his glass. "Marry me." Elena blinked. "We're already married." "I know. But marry me again. For real this time. We are doing this because we want to, not because of a contract, a will, or Victoria's games. "That's the same thing as staying married." "No. Staying married is passive. It's not making a different choice. Remarrying—having a ceremony where we choose each other with no obligation—that's active. That's deliberate."

This time, with a smile on his face. "Based on the mortal law, a person once married is strictly prohibited to remarry someone else unless they got legally separated. A divorce as what humans call it." "But Melissa's dead. How can she sign a divorce document when her entire body has nothing left but bones? Dude, where did you read that kind of law?" Nathan debated, still insisting on his way of thinking about the situation. "So, does that mean you can skip reasons 1 and 2?" My three reasons have been straightforward, believing things about us are impossible. Well. Maybe I'm just terrified that Nathan and I might get hurt in the end.