Mission To Remarry Novels & Stories

But Emily reminded him of that when he called her Sweetheart one day. “Don't call me that. We are no longer married. I'm only waiting for your signature on that paper. Again, I called you because my friend and your sister is missing. Don't think out of the box, please.” Meanwhile, somewhere in a secluded part of another state in the country, Gu Yanxi was still in the confines where Elisha kept her. “I have come up with new terms. Since you can't just leave him or find reasons to suddenly divorce him, I'll give you new conditions. I've thought about it and I totally understand.

Jake was wearing the suit I designed for him and the diamond ring I picked out for him, but he was not marrying me. He pressed a hand to his temple irritably. “I already told you, I’m just helping her recover. Can you be a little more understanding?” My heart clenched. I still remembered the moment the system’s deadline notification appeared. I begged him desperately, “Jake, if I don’t marry you this time, I’ll die. Can you please come register the marriage with me?”

The only catch was that I had to make it a mission to register our marriage within the next five years. If we failed to get married by the deadline, I would pay with my life. At the time, I had a very close, intimate relationship with Dylan, and I thought my mission sounded simple enough. I couldn't possibly say no to free money and such an easy trade in my opinion, so I signed the contract with the system without any hesitation. However, I never thought Dylan would frown when I proposed to him and brought up marriage. "I have a marriage phobia. Please don't force me into doing this and give me some more time to think."

I guided 3,600 souls across the River Styx. I endured the fires of Hell 3,600 times on behalf of the rich and powerful. I turned down 3,600 offers from the King of Hell to be reborn into a life of wealth and privilege. Finally, after I earned enough merit, the King of Hell allowed me to return to the day of my father’s wedding. I shoved my way through the guests and screamed until my voice gave out. “Dad! Don’t marry her!”

"Don't worry, Carter. This time, I won't disturb you two at all." Carter studied me with suspicion for a moment. It wasn't until I had the door open and one foot out that he raised his voice, a note of urgency creeping in. "We remarry on the 20th of next month. Don't forget your position as Mrs. Throne." My steps faltered for a second. What a coincidence. The escape I had so meticulously planned was set for the 20th as well.

— Barr picked up on the first ring. "I need options," I said. "Blake" "The clause and Remarriage Walk me through it." A long pause. The kind that had a whole conversation sitting inside it. "Any remarriage that is obviously motivated by inheritance automatically voids the clause," he said. "The language is specific. The marriage must be genuine. The spouse must enter it believing it's real." "Define genuine." "Blake." His voice was flat. "You know what genuine means." "I need legal parameters Barr. Give me legal parameters."

The light of a new beginning. We stood there, hand in hand, surrounded by the history of our people, surrounded by the truth we had carried so far, surrounded by the future we had helped to create. We had come so far. From a contract marriage we never wanted. From a life of secrets and silence. From the fall of the Sanctuary. From the long journey across sea, land, and mountain. We had lost so much. But we had gained everything. We found each other. We found our purpose. We found the truth.

Alas, that idiot husband of her took her away from me. But he love her like anything and that is the only reason i agree for their Marrige. Sometimes looking at them i also wanted to feel the same love, to be loved. But when i think about my parents, then the only aim i have is to make them happy and to able spend my time with them. I hate it when i see children's left their parents to be with their spouse. And i don't want that to happen in my life.

"Remarry? With whom?" Cade raised his voice. "With Calista?" "Remarrying refers to getting back with one's ex-wife. If it's a different person, it's called a second marriage," replied Lucian in a disdainful manner. Cade sneered. The emotions he'd been suppressing for all these while suddenly ignited as there was not a single movement at the study door he'd left slightly ajar. "Anyways, I won't be giving any dowry."

He cleared his throat and positioned his seat properly to continue his speech. "Alright, let's go now." Grace was stunned. "Leave? Now? Where are you going?" "To the registry office, of course. We need to have a state-recognized marriage certificate." "Right now?" Grace still couldn't believe it was this soon. "Do we have to wait for the hospital to postpone your mom's surgery because you haven't paid the bill? I don't want to regret it because you might change your mind," Noah answered firmly as he stood up. He also extended his hand to Grace and said, "Come on, let's go now!"