Our Secret Marriage Webnovel Novels & Stories

“Keep smiling, show how much in love you are with Teddy and don’t step one toe out of line. My brother is coming in soon and he is the most important guest in this place. Do not do anything to get him upset or else, you will be the one doing time, not your father.” She stops when her eyes catch something in the distance. And when I follow her gaze, the air in me gets knocked out. “There he is,” she chirps like an excited mother. “Play nice.” This can’t be happening. It can’t. Because how on earth did I just get married to Mr. Hill’s nephew?

Making Mary swear an oat of secrecy was the only smart move because I have known Mary to be a chatter box, She is always loyal to her friends and loved ones, I know I made her choose between me and her favorite cousin, I was left with no choice, yet I know that deep inside me my little secret will not be a hidden forever. With my plan in motion, I hurried up our marriage preparation, so that there would be no iota of disparity between the duration of the baby's birth and the time of marriage. Soon after the hurried marriage, another hurdle for me, my newly wedded husband decided to ball out on me, he practically disappeared on the night of our marriage, no God knows where.

“I thought she was an orphan. Didn’t see a single soul from her side at the wedding.” “It’s her aunt and uncle—the ones who raised her. I’ve been keeping tabs, as you asked. They don’t seem to work much and spend most of their time around the hospital. At first, I thought they were harmless, but yesterday they visited a man named Mr. Hill. They left in tears—well, the uncle left looking like he’d been beaten to a pulp.” “Hill,” Serena repeated thoughtfully. “Interesting… So they don’t know she married Julian.” Her lips curved into a sly smile. “Left on their own, they’ll never find her. Let’s give them a little… push.”

She suddenly smirked, "Ms. Thea, there used to be a clan of secret marriages in this world. Do you know what a secret marriage means?" The implicit meaning was that she was already married. The man who gave her the Serenflora wedding ring was her secret husband. Theo had clearly told her that Serenflora's wedding ring was the only one of its kind in the world, passed down to her future daughter-in-law by his mother. Thea felt as if her body had been filled with ice, causing her to stumble. Jewel patted her arm, somewhat sarcastically, and said, "Ms. Thea, don't yearn for things that don't belong to you. Otherwise, when you lose them, you will know how painful it is."

Rafael asked when I met him for coffee Wednesday afternoon with Maya watching from a nearby table. "Honestly? I feel like I'm losing my mind." I stirred my coffee without drinking it. "I'm planning a wedding that's fake while my real marriage already happened in a courthouse ceremony nobody knows about." "Wait, you're already married?" Rafael looked shocked. "When did that happen?" I realized my mistake immediately because Rafael wasn't on the list of people who knew the truth about the secret ceremony. "Last week. Just me and Alexander and two witnesses at a judge's chambers." I grabbed his hand. "Rafael, you can't tell anyone. If word gets out that we're already married, it could compromis

I could see the shock written all over her face. "You had a one-night stand with a stranger?" She couldn't believe it, her words laced with disbelief. The weight on my shoulders grew heavier as I recalled Ares and his pained voice from our earlier conversation. "I-it's not just that, Elena... I married him, and it's a legal marriage. No joke," I told her emphatically, displaying the wedding ring I was now wearing. Elena's eyes widened even further as she stared at the wedding ring. She stayed seated next to me, repeatedly cursing under her breath.

My being married to Ignacio had to remain a secret to both Cullen and Drew. I was a Secret Wife.

Collin goes to wipe the pebbles of sweat from his face and notices a wedding band on his ring finger. "Aish!!! What's this?!" This awareness resulted in him chastising himself for what appears to have happened. "Oh no! I must be a fool! Is this a joke?!" Collin whispered under his breath. He knew it wasn't a joke; he could not understand what made Olivia agree, but they must have gotten married secretly. Collin begins to smile as remnants of last night begin to flash back very clearly in his mind. They had left Olivia's apartment to discuss over drinks the subject of children and marriage. They went to a quiet bar in town. By the third drink together, Collin remembers apologizing.

Lily: "James, I have to tell you something. I can't keep it a secret anymore." James: "What's wrong, Lily? You're scaring me." Lily: "I know we agreed to keep our feelings hidden, but I can't do it anymore. I have feelings for you, James. Strong feelings." James: "Lily, I've been feeling the same way. I just didn't want to complicate things with Sarah." Lily: "I know, and that's why we have to keep this a secret. But I can't keep pretending that nothing has changed between us."

His expression was serious, his eyes searching mine. “Marry… me?” I whispered. “Yes,” he said simply, his thumb stroking my cheek. “I don’t care about the whispers, or the past. I want you. As my wife.” Tears filled my eyes again, but this time, they weren’t from pain. They were from hope. From love. But then reality sank in. My chest tightened as I whispered, “Lucien… I’m still… I’m still legally tied to Dima.”