Once Married Novels & Stories

No matter how bad they were before, I have never wished something as bad as death to happen to them. My questions God are… Why me? There are a lot of people out there who are inherently bad, but they are enjoying their lives. They have boyfriends who are loyal to them… They never suffered betrayal and cheating in their lives. But for me, I have suffered twice and the third one is the most difficult because my name is dragged to scandals. It’s as if I insisted myself to be married to Brent. I wasn’t interested in him at first, he was the one who made the first move.

“Who are you to tell me what to do?! I make decisions for myself! Not you! I'm not ready to face them yet! You know that! But what did you do?! What is this?!” I cried because of frustration. “Sorry, but Eunice, I found out that you are still married to Travis, that you are still husband and wife. What you said about your marriage only being valid for a year is not true. He's still your husband,” He said. I looked at Travis in disbelief. Married? I thought it was just for one year? “W-What does he mean, Travis? What does he mean we're still married? Didn't you say that our marriage is only valid for a year? So how can you still be my husband!?” I asked him.

“Wilson I'm fine, just that these girls dancing half-naked are a turn-off for me. Don’t they have boyfriends or husbands if I may ask?" “Lol, why do you feel so concerned about them? They’re doing it for the money, Mr. Jake Smith", Wilson chuckled as he refilled his glass cup. "Yes, now I remember! You said something earlier about being heartbroken... Wait! Did you break up with Annie?", Wilson inquired and Jake sighed.

He replied explaining his sudden visit and reminding me that this is grandfather's home. I sat down on the chair, still staring uncle in the eyes. "I understand what you're saying, uncle, but you can't stay here since my wife and I are still on our honeymoon and I don't want to be bothered," I said. Uncle also sat in front of the chair that was across my table, as he listened to my reply while I displayed a bored expression in front of him. He was surprised when I remarked, "but I heard it was an arranged marriage? The one father planned when he had a drinking match with his friend."

"Homecoming party and all. Wasn’t planning on showing up. But then I heard a few things that piqued my interest." Rhea narrowed her eyes slightly. "About what?" "About Kane and this… marriage of his." He finally met her gaze. "You didn’t think I’d find out?" "He got married. What of it?" she said, arms folding tightly. "To a woman once married to Zane, no marriage invitations, no wedding, no invite...no proof of anything real." He sighed. "Say, you're his best no? Were you informed?" Rhea shifted uncomfortably in her seat.

“Is this… truly necessary?” “It is.” “Draven is strong again. The council may—” Sepharine interrupted, voice quiet but sure. “He no longer needs me.” “And you?” Sepharine looked at the garden path, strewn with petals. “I need to remember who I was before I forgot.” Lady Walfson’s smile barely moved. “Discretion, of course. I’ll make the announcement quietly. There’ll be no scandal.” “There was never a marriage,” Sepharine said. “Only duty.”

"Alec and I are getting married soon. Stop bothering us." "Married? It has only been a few days, and you are already marrying someone else?!" Everything Gary had been holding back exploded at once. His voice was full of anger and bitterness. "Dana, tell me the truth! Were you already with him a long time ago?! Did you want to divorce me from the start?!"

Amelia stared at the document in front of her. Marriage Agreement. The words seemed to burn into her eyes. A few hours ago, she had been preparing to marry Ryan. Now she was sitting across from Ethan Blackwood, considering a contract marriage with his billionaire uncle. Life had officially lost its mind. “There is no way I’m signing this.” Ethan leaned back in his chair. “I expected that answer.” “Then why ask?” “Because you’re smart enough to think before making decisions.”

"At first, I thought maybe you weren't because your private life has not really been open to the public, but with everything that has been happening, I believe you're single. Because if you were to be in a relationship, you wouldn't even have the time to make all these plans to deal with Percy and all that." He sighed, "Well you're right, I am single. I was married once. It wasn't really a conventional marriage, but we later went our separate ways. She's moved on, she's married to someone else and I'm happy for her." "Oh I'm sorry about that," Sarah replied. He smiled, "Why are you sorry? I mean, everyone deserves to be happy. She found happiness in him and there's no bad blood between us if