My Sweet Second Marriage Full Novels & Stories

"Delton, this is too m-uch." My voice almost trembled, but I couldn't stop the tears from forming in the corner of my eyes. He looked at me fondly and kissed the back of my hands. "This has been prepared for tomorrow, but I want to show it to you now." He took a deep breath before speaking again. "Savvy, I know that we're married, but I want to marry you again for the second time. And this time, I want to give you a church wedding. So, will you marry me or will I marry you, Mrs. Carancho?" He bit his lower lip and tried to suppress his smile.

Why the hell do I keep thinking of Anika whenever I think of the word soul mate or sweet heart? With the little talk we had, I knew that he likes his relative girl. He said, when she went to an extent that is far beyond her, to make her parents agree, he understood her love for him. Only then he agreed to marry her. I am happy for him that he found his love for the second time. He is a blessed man. Here I am very unlucky to have one love. I know I have feelings for Anika from the moment I saw her. But I am not sure what kind of feeling is that?! That instant calmness I got when I saw her smile, that has never happened to me before. I really don't want to think about her but my mind keeps fla

I just don’t like to outline the life we might have to spend one day without each one of us. And don’t you dare take the name you wanted to take. Me and Marshall, we are nothing and we can never be anything. I would better die that marrying him again. I don’t hate him; I hate the memories I have with him. Yes, he was my first but he can never be my last or even my second. I don’t care if he isn’t scare after exposing his sexual identity, but I can never forget how he kept me.

How is it inappropriate? We're married legally. His brow arched higher, his lips curving into a mocking smile. You and I both know why this marriage happened. Don't act like it's anything more. Her shoulder stiffened, but she forced a coy smile, masking her frustration. Isn't it? Because I fell for you at first sight. My young heart's been captivated ever since. For a moment, his expression shifted, an unreadable flicker in his dark eyes, but it vanished as quickly as it appeared, breaking the tense silence you're still mad about earlier, aren't you?

Then, another trending topic followed that went viral instantly. [Barnabas: This is the fiancee I've spent twenty years pursuing. Don't spread nonsense.] The comments surged by tens of thousands every minute. Then, two of the country's top corporations jumped in almost simultaneously. [Hucklebee Group: We welcome our daughter-in-law to the family.] Thirty seconds later... [Swanson Group: Should've made it official earlier. In-laws, let's discuss the wedding tomorrow.] The entire internet was caught off guard. [What's happening? She's from that kind of background?]

I asked politely after the waitress had collected our orders. Mr. Reyes smiled rather dashingly, his eyes crinkling at the corners and filled with pure adoration as he looked at his wife who returned the look equally. “Thank you. The one they showed in the media was our second wedding, actually. I was a fool for not treating her the way she deserved the first time. I’m just lucky that she chose me the second time as well. I’m gonna make sure she doesn’t regret her choices.” His wife blushed prettily at his words and whispered, “I won’t regret it, ever.”

It was better if I intimated him about my feelings concerning marriage. 'People are always talking about marriage but I think it is overrated', I said. Then smiling up at him, I asked, 'What do you think about it?' 'About what?' he asked, clearly thrown. 'About marriage', I said easily. 'I... I..', he stammered, looking at me strangely. 'I can understand why you have changed your opinion about marriage but marriage can be very sweet if you find the right partner and I can assure you that I have found the right partner and I believe our marriage shall be paradise on earth!'

he greeted, taking a seat across from her without waiting for an invitation. “Dad,” she replied, her voice cool as she leaned back in her chair, folding her arms. Richard ordered his usual black coffee before turning his attention back to her. “How’s the marriage going?” Scarlet’s lips twitched into a bitter smile. Of course, that’s what this was about. It was always about the marriage. “Oh, it’s just perfect,” she said sarcastically, her voice dripping with disdain. “Storm and I are the picture of marital bliss.”

"I loved Craig and he decided that his secretary was a better choice." "How long were you engaged?" "Long enough for me to be selecting china." Stefan groaned. "The guy was a moron." "Yes, well, I take great comfort that his marriage to her didn't last as long as our engagement, but then about two years later I grew stupid again." "Falling in love is not stupid." "No, it's not. Marriage to the wrong person for the wrong reasons is." Stefan held his temper. Why did she think that just because they'd created a beautiful child before marriage they were so wrong for each other? "What did the second guy do?"

will.” He pulled the blanket over us, tucking me against his side. “Get some rest. We have a wedding to plan.” I smiled, my hand finding his, fingers threading together. My engagement ring caught the candlelight, and something about it about this moment, this man, this second chance we’d been given made my heart feel too full. “I can’t wait to marry you,” I whispered. “Already married you once. Can’t wait to do it again.” He kissed the top of my head. “And this time, it’s forever.” “Forever,” I agreed, and fell asleep in his arms, knowing that some love stories were worth the second chance. Six months later. We got married on a Saturday in Gran’s garden. Small ceremony. Close friends and