Nuptial Chain Novels & Stories

For some strange reason, my stomach churned but I pushed it aside as I flipped through quickly, scanning and searching for anything that felt familiar. Bonding rituals, hierarchy structures, and even claiming. My breath slowed, then hitched as I found it. A passage, just tucked at the corner, held a title “Rare cases of Dual Tethering” and I stilled. My eyes moved slower now, taking in each word more carefully. The words ‘unstable, often suppressed or corrected’ stared back at me as my fingers tightened against the page. Corrected? What did they mean by that? A second reference appeared further down. This one was more fragmented, and less detailed, but I read through either way.

she begged to the lord. After few minutes of crying, she consoled herself. She had to be strong. She's worrying simply, she thought. But nonetheless her worry, uneasiness didn't subside. The fact that someone snatched her nuptial chain was adding more to her uneasiness. As much as she felt assured when Rehaan was successful in getting her nuptial chain back, but she knew. She knew what it means. She heard it from her mother too. Legend has it that the broken nuptial chain symbolises a harm to the husband's life. She silently prayed that nothing happens to him.

I looked at Nikki to hear his opinion. “You are the one who will live here, Miss, not me,” Nikki answered. “So, I only have a few neighbors?” I asked. The woman smiled shyly at me before she nodded her head. “I think that’s the disadvantage of this place, Ma’am. The owner only wanted to have four condominiums in this building even though he could double it. The owner prefers a quiet and calm place, Ma’am, so people can relax at this place and enjoy themselves. That's why he put a small lobby here as well as the pool and mini bar on the rooftop. Just like the name of this place, Almost Home, the owner wanted people to feel that this place was almost their home. But the one who lives on the se

He glanced at her side and snickered at how robotic she is but can guess how afraid she is. The time came when he was handed a nuptial chain to hook around her neck. He got up from his seat and bent forward to tie the knot and every second of her happy moments flashed in front of her eyes as she blankly stared at the sacred fire of their marriage. She saw her freedom, her happiness, her choices, her graceful dance burning in the fire as the nuptial chain fell on her neck and she just stared blankly. The nuptial chain was hooked around her neck and the tears fell.

Though my heart rebels against the role forced upon me, I follow Lucien's commands, donning the enchantments as instructed. Before slipping the wedding ring onto my finger, I pause, allowing my gaze to linger upon it. A delicate chain, a symbol of my confinement, it serves as a constant reminder of the chains that bind me to Lucien. With a heavy sigh, I resign myself to its presence, sliding it into place, a weight that pulls at my spirit even as it sparkles in the dim light.

Emmy looked at the branches. “Can you?” NO. Ignisvath stepped forward. “Can we?” YES. Emmy touched the first chain. Immediately a bond appeared. A woman and man. Unknown. Mates. The chain whispered: UNTIL DEATH. Emmy frowned. “Do they want it?” The tree answered. ASK. “How?” Her amethyst key glowed. Emmy understood. Of course. She inserted it into the chain. A door appeared. On the other side stood the couple.

Nonetheless, he knew that if he actually admitted it, he would be finished. So, he stuck out his neck and pointed at me, "It must be you! You bribed Dr. Lloyd to lie! I'm your husband. How could I possibly do something like switching children and let others make fun of me for being cheated? If I really did that, may I be struck by lightning and die a horrible death!" Hearing his vicious oath, I almost laughed. Declan truly was shameless. "My husband? Have you accompanied me to a single renatal checkup? Have you ever touched the child in my belly even once? Don't you feel guilty saying this? Take a good look at what you're actually holding in your arms!"

They exchanged the garlands and Mishka sat right to him before the sacred fire folding their hands. The priest forwarded vermillion and Mishka couldn’t help but recall the event from the past. “Red chilli powder,” She smirked and Christian glared at her before focusing back on the priest. “Put this on her hair partition.” The priest said, and Christian followed the same. A slight vermillion fell on Mishka’s nose. Then, the priest gave the infinity nuptial chain to Christian and Mishka recalled how she threw it away raging in anger. Christian smiled and tied the nuptial chain around her neck. Riya tied their knot as they stood up

Janu bowed her head and she looked really very cute. The Prohitar placed the Mangalyam( a traditional wedding chain) above unbroken coconut in the turmeric coated plate over it and gave it to Siddharth. He got the blessings from elders and returned back to the priest. The prohitar gave the Mangalyam to Akshadh. Crackers and balloons were cracked. Drums played in high sound. The blessings from relatives and finally Akshadh placed the chain in Janu's neck. Tears rolled down from both bride's and groom's eyes but for different reasons. Janu looked at Akshadh with promising eyes that she would take care of him in the rest of the life.

Neil tied the knot of the golden nuptial pendant of 'LOVE' around her neck. "Beautiful Neil. It's beautiful. I love it", Aashmaan said and traced the nuptial chain with her finger pads. "But why 'LOVE'?", Aashmaan asked because this nuptial chain was different from the traditional Indian Hindu design. Neil nodded his head but didn't know how to explain his thoughts to her. He didn't know how to express his feelings to her. He chose this 'LOVE' pendant chain because it was unique from the traditional style of nuptial chain and love was the nickname he gave to her.