Mistaken Marriage Unexpected Love Novels & Stories

I had never imagined that i would one day become a member of the Flashing Marriage team, joining the Flashing Marriage family! The most surprising revelation was that the man i had just wed was the older brother of the man i held dearest! As i left the Marriage Registration Office and settled into the black Land Rover, my tears once again welled up with disappointment. I was now married, but to my despair, not to the man i cherished most. In the past, i had envisioned myself walking into the Marriage Registration Centre with boundless happiness. Little did i anticipate that fate would play such a cruel joke on me! The person i had married today turned out to be Dylan's elder brother!

salomi agreed and signed the documents they both registered the marriage liam and don signed as witness finally Dhiren and salomi got the marriage certificate in a fraction of seconds flash marriage happened now finally other couple also tied but with a bond called flash marriage now let's see how this flash marriage turn into love or will it result in unrequited love with misunderstandings........

I advised myself while looking at the ring that Vikram put on my finger on our engagement. I hope this circumstance is just a temporary one, life will never be in the same way right and I better don't want to jump to a conclusion about Vikram's character. After all, he is thinking of me as a mere stranger, he married me for his parents' words, so expectations will lead only to disappointments. Better I will try to accept this with all my heart.

“Lily, call the reporter from last week and give him the breaking news. Tell him I’m not getting married to Celine Alonso because my wife is here with me sitting in the bar.” He said over the phone with a gentle smile on his face. It was the same smile that used to give me a heart attack some years back, and perhaps I was experiencing one too, but I couldn’t afford that, not at this moment. Not when he was marrying his ex-girlfriend, the woman whom he loved with his heart. Even though I still couldn’t figure out why he married me in the first place, I was sure he realized it was a mistake and now he was on his way to making everything fine for me and Celine, too.

" I asked. "Wife?" My mom asked "Yes wife... I got married two months ago!" I said to them. My mom and Lucy looked at me like I had grown two horns. Why are they looking at me like that? "Oh honey! You are not married. Although I've been telling you about it, you keep denying my request!" Then she turned her attention to the doctor " Doctor is something wrong with him? Why does he think he is married when he's not?" My mom asked to the doctor

I force a smile—“so, I guess this is where we part ways.” He nods once—“you will stay here until the day after tomorrow.” “The day after tomorrow?” “The wedding preparations.” Right, and here I was, thinking he already changed his mind. I can't believe I'm marrying this man just like that. If someone told me two weeks ago that I’d be marrying Adrian Blackwood while carrying someone else’s child… I would have recommended therapy. I rub the back of my neck awkwardly—“so...” Another silence falls. What is wrong with him? He wasn't like this an hour ago.

But it was her only way out at the moment. When it came time to say their vows, the officiant read the words in a monotone, barely glancing at them. “Do you, Sophia Claire Reyes, take Liam Alexander Hart as your lawfully wedded husband?” Sophia's chest tightened, her vision blurring with tears. She wasn’t crying because she loved him. She was crying because this was not how she ever imagined it—desperate, broken, marrying a stranger just to escape. “I do,” she whispered, her voice cracking. The floor beneath her shoes suddenly felt cold.

My voice cracked as I looked at him, then frantically over my shoulder at the people behind me — waiting for someone, anyone, to tell me this was some sick joke. “If this is part of the bloopers for the same-day edit video, this isn’t funny anymore,” I stammered out, my nervous laugh echoing through the church like something broken. “You don’t have to understand,” he said simply, his tone sharp and final. “You’re marrying me now.” “N-No!” My bouquet slipped from my trembling hands, petals scattering over the marble floor. “You’re a stranger! Someone, please—” I turned to my parents, my throat closing around their names. “Mom? Dad? Please help me stop this.”

Who’d fought wars they never asked for. Who’d survived betrayals that should have destroyed them. And who’d built something real from the wreckage. “You know what I realized?” Aria said softly. “What?” “The marriage was never a mistake. The registry error, the wrong signature, all of it—it wasn’t random. It was fate. The universe deciding we needed each other. Even when we didn’t know it yet.” “Getting philosophical on me?” “Getting honest.” She pulled back to look at him. “I’m glad I signed the wrong document. Glad you walked into that office. Glad we crashed into each other’s lives and made everything complicated.”

"This is absurd. You cannot just swap brides hours before a ceremony like it's a circus." "It is a business necessity!" Richard Hampton barked back, his voice leaving no room for argument. "The contracts are signed under the Beckett-Hampton name. The merger goes through today, or both our companies face total liquidation by morning. It is Nina, or it is ruin so choose, Liam." Even though I had been in love with Liam for so long, this was never how I wanted things to turn out. I didn’t want to get married to him this way, where I was being hated by everyone including my own family. I felt like a monster.