Online Arranged Marriage Novels & Stories

~ Cain ~ It took three, frustrating hours to find a marriage celebrant who was available and willing to help us the same day. Luckily our state made marriage licenses available for legal adults online for only a fee. The whole process felt like nothing but a delay, and my wolf continued to press me towards Kelsie.

I asked Johnson, the third member of the survey team. "Corona brought a lot of changes, didn't it?" The senior surveyor intervened and spoke. Online marriage was. By the captain's blessing, such a thing happened here…" the senior surveyor finished. "So, the first night,?" I said. "After arriving in the country. I didn't get leave. The company told me to give the leave only after finishing the work. The girl has to join the job in Ireland. She can't wait and stay in the country until I get the leave. Then when I thought about it, online marriage was found by the family. The marriage was legally registered. My family and the girl's family came to the church like a normal marriage. Instead of m

I said. “You already have it,” she whispered. We didn’t plan a wedding. Not in the traditional sense. No dress fittings, no guest lists, no choreographed dances. We had a beach, two witnesses, and the sound of waves wrapping around our vows like a promise older than time. Lucas flew in. Priya cried. One of the village elders read a poem in Balinese, even though we didn’t understand a word. It didn’t matter. The sentiment lived in the cadence.

The words hung in the air—a bitter truth laid bare. His nod was slight but unmistakable, relief breaking over his features like the dawn breaking a long night. “I didn’t know how you’d react, but…” Her voice faltered momentarily. She steeled herself against the weight of what he looks like he was about to confess. She knew him well and he had something just as shocking to tell her. “Don't be shocked at what I'm about to tell you. To keep you safe, I applied for a marriage certificate online. All you have to do is sign the marriage certificate electronically, and we’ll be legally married."

It wasn't part of the script. "You heard right. It was supposed to be an arranged marriage and I went to their house to pick someone to marry. Since my wife and I have once known each other, I would of course choose her. It was love at first sight after all. Who wouldn't love someone as adorable as her?" He looked at her lovingly.

I picked it up first, then looked at the date on the agreement, but I soon frowned when I realized the document was from four months ago, meaning he's been on this for quite some time now. I brushed that off, and started to read the terms of the agreement, my already frowning face squeezing even deeper, “Why three years?” I raised my eyebrows. “You’ll find that a three-year marriage arrangement is the least costly option for you. The alternatives like going to Iran or Bangladesh... well, let’s just say they’re not as accommodating.”

He’d agreed to me this very morning and so I made my way back to my apartment to freshen up for the day. ***** “Thank you for seeing me at such short notice,” I said greeting Augustus Stone. I ushered him to a seat opposite my office chair. “So…I heard you do Business Law as well,” he eyed me for a moment. “Yes,” “Good,” I handed him a folder I managed to put together. “As you already know that I’m getting married,” I began. He nodded whilst reading through the document. “It’s a business arrangement between the Romans and Starks,” his eyes found mine then, already knowing what I’m going to ask. “I don’t want to get married. Is there a legal alternative to this that I can approach instead of

He for once didn't take any advantage of me. I didn't realised that i was thinking about Raghav ji standing in the living room infront of my parents. My thinking session got broke when i heard my father saying ''Call our priest immediately and asked him to give a date of next month. We need to marry her off before the Malhotra's start finding faults in her. We don't know when they'll change their decision.'' ''You are right. I'll call our priest right away.'' My mother replied and called our priest.

I had just finished mopping the kitchen floor, when my cell phone rang. Trying to swipe the answer button with wet hands, I then kept it on speaker and spoke," hello?" Honestly at first I didn't know whose number it was. Cause I didn't had anyone's number. Our marriage was arranged indeed, and it was also all of a sudden marriage. Like one day Tariq's parents came to see me and the next day it was my nikkah. I did knew Tariq as Akka's friend from college but other than that I didn't know anything.

" It was your first day here after marriage. When you walked in the dining room, the fragrance hit my nostrils and it was so damn intoxicating." " We really did come a long way isn't it ? From being mere strangers to enemies , becoming friends and finally falling in love with each other." She sighed dreamily. " Yeah it feels just yesterday that I got married to a jerk like you that I have grown to love so much." She teased to which I chuckled. " Who thought I would ever get married let alone have an arranged bride and fall so fucking deeply in love with her?" We looked into each other's eyes before we attached our lips in a kiss. A sweet , gentle kiss.