Once Married Novels & Stories

Cedric sneered and taunted, "You have a bad reputation." "Hey, I just like beautiful women! I'm single and I like to mingle. That's not a crime. My goodbyes are always clean and neat, and make it clear that there's no chance of a reunion!" Paine was right. One thing about his flings was that he always had only one girlfriend at a time, and once it ended, he would find the next one. Moreover, he absolutely would not turn back. Paine went on, "I'm not the one who got married and then divorced, and then went to ask for a reconciliation."

“You see, you threw our divorce paper into the stormy rain. So, the rain have washed away our prints.” Emily’s breath quickened. “So, since there is no legible signatures on the divorce paper, we’re never divorce.” Emily loosened his hold and backed away from him. Joshua walked over to her and said, “You’re still my wife.” “We’re not married. We’re no longer married. Haven’t been for the past nine months. I’m not married to your or anyone else. I’m single. A single woman. Living a single life.” “Yes, you’re married. Yes, we’re still married. You are married. And no, you’re not single. No such as being single when you’re my wife. And no such thing as living a single life.”

When you were working with Al alone, we really felt lonely and lost you," added Mama Marsha. “What your mother said is true, girl. "Now that you have reunited with us, we want you to get married as soon as possible," Papa Rian replied. Monica lowered her head. Suddenly images of Rully danced in his mind. With all his might he held back his feelings which were suddenly fluctuating uncertainly. After Monica was able to control her heart, she raised her face and looked at her parents. “Ma, Pa, I'm sorry, but I don't have a future husband yet. "You yourself know that I used to really want to marry Al, but Al never loved me and he is now married to Harnum." Monica took a breath, then exhaled. "So

“What promise?” “The union,” the figure hissed. “A marriage that never took place. A bond broken by betrayal, and now you must restore it.” Ethan’s eyes narrowed. “A marriage? But we’re already—” The figure cut him off, its voice cold. “Not between you two. The marriage between the families. Your ancestors were meant to unite, but their failure has cursed you.” Sophia’s breath caught in her throat. “But… what do we have to do?”

She wrapped her arm around my neck and laid her kiss on mine. “Are we really getting married?” she asked again, placing her head on mine as we spoke with the sparkle of intimacy. “Yes,” I assured again. “I’ve sent Eunice a divorce letter and she has signed it. She doesn’t have a choice. Right now, I am legally single—and why should I remain single when we can get married since we already have a child on the way?” I said. “I love you, Lola Marybirth. And I want to spend the rest of my life with you,” I said.

“How could you let me crush on him when you knew he was your uncle, Cae? Why would you do this to me?” “I didn’t want to ruin your fantasies, I was just…” “Even when you knew he was married?” “I was only… what? He’s what?” I stepped closer to her, my eyes wide. “He’s what?” “Married! Why do you look surprised like you’re hearing this for the first time?” she asked, and I couldn’t say a word. “Actually, he was married, but they got divorced, and now there’s a rumor they’re back together. And you let me crush on him?”

"Oh my goodness, he’s so handsome! He’s a dream to watch." "I want to thank everyone for being present and all our audience watching this at home. I want to ask the news reporters; please don't ask any questions at this time. I am here today to let my fans and admirers know why I was unjustly terminated from Morton Inc. Yes, I know for three years, many thought I was single. But I was married but separated from my wife. For three years, many thought I was single, and recently, they heard I had gotten married when I was already married. Three years ago, I was supposed to be arranged to be married to someone else, but at the last minute, my parents changed their minds and had me marry a lovely

"She'd probably tell me to go back to the dance floor and forget I saw you." "And yet here you are." "And yet here I am." I looked at him. "I told you. I'm here to make the worst decision of my life. Wise decisions are for normal nights." He studied me. "What happened?" "My husband," I said. "And my sister. Together. In my bed. On our anniversary." Three seconds of silence. "Today?" His eyebrow lifted. "A few hours ago." Something that looked like anger crossed his expression briefly. "And you came here."

Her heart spiraled out of control, and she didn’t notice Leônidas watching her, dazed by her sharp words. “Don’t you dare tell anyone I married Ruan.” Grace exhaled, her voice soft. “This will be our secret.”

Aaron asked her conversationally as Owen left the room. “Yes,” she flushed under his scrutiny. “I haven’t sung with them before. Owen just sort of dragged me into it today.” “You were engaged to get married? You and Owen?” She flinched. “Yes.” “I am sorry about that,” he sighed. “I have been married twice myself. Not inclined to do it again. You think getting married is the hard part until you are married, and then you think being married is hard, until you are getting divorced, and then you realise the whole institution is just f-ked up, until you fall in love again,” he grinned, and she understood how it was that he had come to be married twice.