Nikah Tanpa Cinta Novels & Stories

And now, when my child and I were facing a life-or-death situation, he was holding another woman in his arms, telling me I was overreacting. He said I was his only wife, yet he refused to give me even a legal marriage certificate. He said I was the only one in his heart, yet when I needed him most, he chose to take care of another woman. He said he would give me everything, yet he let me become a joke, an unwed mother whose child had no legal standing. I laughed until tears streamed down my face. Enough. It was truly enough. I steadied myself and walked to the bedroom. I pulled out the forged miscarriage certificate I had prepared long ago and left it on the table.

Finn and Sabrina travel to Imani, a country with a strict no-cohabitation policy for unmarried couples. To get in without revealing their relationship, they sign a quiet marriage certificate, planning to divorce the moment they return home, treating it as a formality rather than a real marriage. They weren't about to let a customs policy ruin the only vacation they'd managed to steal for themselves after keeping their relationship a secret for years. If signing a temporary marriage certificate meant spending two weeks with each other in paradise for their four-year anniversary, then what was the harm? They weren't really getting married. At least not yet.

If she had no choice in the matter, he was still a better option than a stranger she couldn’t bear. Nathan stepped closer, cornering her against the wall. She was the woman he once thought of day and night, yet in this moment, all he felt was resentment for the way she had vanished without a word. He felt hatred remembering that one cold sentence when he chased after her: “I don’t love you anymore.” Suddenly, he pulled her into his arms. Her expression hardened as she demanded warily, “What are you doing?” “Registering our marriage.” There was no proposal, no wedding, no celebration—just two names signed in silence.

" “Wow, thank you very much, Alesya and Nicholas. Thank you for treating us to ketoprak and sharing all this food. This is truly the greatest fortune and gift. Maybe we can't forget it. We also want to wish you good luck in your new life and hope that you will soon be blessed with pious and pious offspring." One prayer is said by one of the mothers, and confirmed by the other. Nicholas and Alesya also did the same thing, because the good prayers given by the residents were indeed hope for both of them. Currently, the domestic relationship that the two of them are building is happening because of bad things. Having a husband and wife relationship without being married, but they still want to

"Don't worry, that wedding didn't happen legally. The marriage wasn't registered." Her eyes widened a fraction. "W-What? What do you mean?" "It's a lengthy story, Kyla, but to cut it short, there was no marriage contract. The marriage didn't go through, and both of us are still unmarried." Her mouth parted, and I could tell she couldn't believe it. I brushed her lips with my thumb and kissed her passionately. I felt her love more than anything. I tasted her tears in our kisses, and I've never been so happy in my entire life.

Grace's eyes didn't move an inch from Laila's mouth just to make sure what answer she would hear. "My husband is a man whose family background I know very well, we don't need love in marriage." Grace almost dropped hand on her chin when Laila said that love has no meaning whatsoever in a marriage relationship. Her eyes narrowed, Laila's thoughts were very different from hers but exactly the same as Callin's. "My husband said something like that. Love is not important for living together, he was once engaged to a woman he didn't love and that wasn't a problem.His ex-fiancee said that to him."

Had he really just kissed me like it was some sort of game, like I was some kind of fleeting moment he could just walk away from? I could still feel the heat of his breath on my skin, his hand on my shoulder. Everything felt too raw, too real. I had never expected this, not from him. Hades was always so distant, so closed off. I didn’t know what to make of him—what to make of this But as soon as he pulled away, as soon as he broke that moment, my chest clenched in frustration. He kissed me and left .No apology, no explanation. Just like that, he was gone, walking out of the room like it was nothing.

Roman's eyes lock onto mine. He gaze is soft, and gentle. "I promise to love and cherish you," Roman vows. His voice trembling. My heart aches for what could've been. If only....... If only he hadn't blackmailed me. If only he hadn't hurt me. "I promise to love and cherish you," I echo empty words, hollow promise. The officiant smiles. "By the power vested in me. I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bribe" Roman's lips brush mine, gently and respectful but I feel nothing.

Emma gazed at the sparkling diamond ring on her finger, feeling its heavy presence. The ring symbolized a commitment, but not one born of love or choice. Instead, it represented a binding agreement, a contract that tied her to a stranger. She had always envisioned her dream wedding, with a loving partner, laughter, and joyful tears. But this reality was far from her fantasy. The man she was engaged to was practically a stranger, someone she hadn't fallen for, hadn't shared memories with, or built any connection with.

Colton and Jasmine walk straight to the registrar's office to make the process for registering their marriage. "Would you like to have a wedding ceremony?" Colton asked as they walk to the registrar. "There's no need," Jasmine replied right away, " I don't think it's necessary for us to have one. This marriage is loveless, what will we say for our vow?" she continued, " We will only fake everything," she added. Colton was silent as he turned his gaze to Jasmine who is now walking along with him. She has the point. Wedding ceremonies are only for the couple who get married for love, unlike them.