Mistake Marriage Novels & Stories

"I'm too tired to tell you everything. But to make the story short, I gambled." "You gambled? With Terrence Gray?" "He was a collateral damage. I just mistakenly married him because of some stupid and complicated game of fate. He helped me get the company back and in exchange, I'll stay with him for a year." When I looked at Georgina again, her lips were parted. I groaned. "Come on, Georgiana…" "It doesn't make sense, Em. Why would you mistakenly marry him? I mean…he was at your wedding?" I chuckled after remembering the situation. "It was the other way around, Georgina. I was at his wedding."

I warned him bitterly. “So are you saying that there will be no wedding plans and honeymoon?” Mark asked. “Yes, that’s exactly what I am saying!” I stated. Mark’s shoulders sagged in defeat. “Come on, Alexa, the first time we got married, I was in coma and I didn’t even know what was going on,” Mark started, but I cut in before he could continue. “And I wish I didn’t because that was the second greatest mistake of my life,” I responded. But Mark continued anyway.

Christian was in his office, wracking his head for answers. The issue with his broken engagement had done more harm than good. Most clients they had withdrawn at the last-minute giving lame excuses which he didn't like “You made a mistake, I thought this was an agreement,” Shawn said with a smirk while he played with a few documents on the table. His friend was ready to get married. He didn't even mind about marriage. Unfortunately, after meeting another woman. He changed his mind “I'm not interested in getting married that's simple,” he was ready but not anymore, he would rather not get married, and it was their fault

“King Abel can keep dreaming because the throne is in good hands, and if I decide to marry, it’ll be out of love, and that’s final.” “Did you love the girl you married in Las Vegas?” Father spoke up for the first time. He laughed at his own joke while Lord Crawford joined him. It was an unfortunate event that I had to be reminded of for the past six years. Yes, I got married, and yes, it was a mistake. It was a short marriage that had gotten annulled as fast as it had happened. It was completely erased from existence, so there was no need to discuss it. At times I could still see her in front of me. Audrey.

"I don't know, I think I want to file for a divorce." Her eyes widened and she looked at me. She quickly stopped what she was doing and held my hands. "What's wrong? You can't possibly file for a divorce." She said. I caught my breath. "Mom," I called out in a whisper. "We were not supposed to fall in love and even get married. We're married by mistake, his family planned the wedding without informing us and....." She interrupted with a question. "Are you in love with him?" I raised my eyebrows slightly, and I softened my eyes a bit. "I can't do without him but I'm trying, I don't want to develop feelings for him."

Then she sighed. "Fine. Tell me. What happened to your FRIEND?" She said emphasizing the word friend. "She made a stupid mistake. She doesn't know how to solve it because the other party is not cooperating." I said while checking Mara's reaction. She looks a bit confused. "Wait. Is she being sued or something?" Mara asked. I shook my head. "She's not. It's worst than that." I bit my lower lips, contemplating if I will tell Mara about my marriage. Mara was just looking at me, waiting for me to continue my story. So I guess, I will finally share with her my stupid mistake.

"I am tired of all the fighting, the lies and pain. Please, just let me go. This marriage was a mistake from the beginning. Just a huge, terrible mistake. I never wanted to marry you. Just a few days after my divorce from your cousin, you forced me to marry you after making a deal with my father. Now that I have disowned my father, the deal should be off." The moment the word "mistake" left my lips, Reid’s whole expression changed and his softness vanished. It was immediately replaced by something dark and possessive. In the blink of an eye, he pinned me against the wall with his body pressing hard against mine. He caged me in with his arms. I gasped and my heart leaped into my throat. "Do n

"This is a mistake. This is a serious mistake." But Ethan moved. Not aggressively. Not with any urgency. Just enough, and precisely enough, to make the space around me feel suddenly smaller. He stepped forward by barely half a step, and somehow that was all it took. "There is no mistake," he said. The certainty in his voice did something to my stomach that I did not have a name for. "What do you mean there is no mistake?" My voice climbed despite my effort to control it. "I was supposed to marry Daniel. That was the arrangement. That was what I agreed to."

That connection we'd shared, that love we'd built together—it couldn't just disappear because of a temporary mistake on my part. This time, I was going to do things right. We had been engaged before, but we'd never actually gotten married. In fact, I had to admit to myself that I'd been deceptive about that too. When I'd convinced her to sign what I told her were court marriage papers, they had actually been power of attorney documents that would have given me control over her finances.

I thought our marriage was fake, but I was wrong. “I married a man I did not love.”