Parcel Pernikahan Novels & Stories

"That's it! A betrothal gift of two million dollars! Send it to my bank account!" "Mom, I'm still in school. How can you ask me to get married?" Larissa Solace's voice was filled with incredulity. Penelope Hayes rolled her eyes. "Let's set it in advance first. You'll only claim the certificate two years later. If you get married at a young age, we can still get two million dollars. That's equivalent to a house!"

Everyone was waiting anxiously for the wedding ceremony, preparing their cellphones to record the important and historic moment in front of them. "Brother Byantara Putra Angkasa bin Raharja, I marry and marry you to my niece Clarita Inggit Devina binti the late Raditya Putra Dewangga with a dowry of 8 grammes of gold, 8,888,888 in cash, and a set of prayer tools paid in cash," said Davin as the marriage guardian. For Clarita, beside the man, marriage celebrant was seen smiling happily. Byan took a deep breath, then replied to Davin's words. "I accepted the marriage, Clarita Inggit Devina binti the late Raditya Putra Dewangga, with the dowry paid in cash."

she hurriedly ran down the stairs. I sighed and closed the door gently. Arthur Madrigal is my jerk stepfather. He married my mom when I was eighteen years old. My biological father died in an accident when I was sixteen. I don't get why mom got married to a two-faced jerk. When mom asked me if it was okay if she remarries again, at first, I was mad at her because how can she forget dad that easily? Then after that, I realize that mom was lonely for two years and I have to let go, so, I agreed with her the second time she asked me.

"But it's all over, I didn't say this because I have hate feelings for what happened." "Then what is your reason why you tell that?" "Because we're both stuck. They do even not think that we each have our preferences, especially you. You and your girlfriend will be disgraced because of the wedding we will be holding," he looked at me intently. "The happiness of their children is not important to them. All they think about is their agendas. What they want is called personal agreements, and they are invading our will!" "You mean, you are against the business marriage—"

stood beneath it, adorned with vibrant fabrics and adorned with fresh flowers. The couple, Sunena and Peter, took their places under the mandap, surrounded by family and friends. The pandit, a Hindu priest, chanted ancient Vedic verses and performed rituals, signifying the sacred bond of matrimony. The ceremony incorporated rituals such as the exchange of garlands, called the "varmala," and the circling of the holy fire, known as the "phere."

Sath pheras= A Hindu ritual, Seven vows around Fire, that bonds bride and groom for next seven lives together. Mandapa= Means where marriage is going to happen.

Sixth, this agreement and their marriage should be discrete. David frowned at the contract he’s been reading. “Let me add here. Seventh, do not entertain or start a new relationship while you are still married. You’ll get punished if ever you break this rule. Eighth, once my mom is here, I want to remind you to be my wife whenever she’s around. We should share a bed and act like a lovely couple. My mom doesn’t know about our setup. And she only knew that we married because we love each other. Ninth, your interest per month would be one hundred thousand.” Mariane’s eyes widened in shock. “What?! A hundred thousand per month? But how can I pay for that? My dad owes you, One million and one hu

"What do you mean by that? My life is hanging by a thread now" She said but Celine didn't get why she was so worried. "What are you talking about"? Celine asked nonchalantly. "We'll be divorced in a few months Celine. I wish I didn't agree to marry him in the first place. Or better still, I wish I got this job before I met him". Celine was beginning to see where her friend's fear was coming from. She wasn't married to just any family, she was married to the Michelson family, the richest family in the capital and one of the top five in the entire county.

"All right, Milly. I'm not going to mince words, let's get to the point. I want our marriage to be renewed." "What?!" Milly was stunned. She didn't even blink an eye. Her mind suddenly went blank, her ears buzzing with Arthur's words. "Milly!" exclaimed Arthur making her gasp instantly, but Milly just winked without saying anything. "Did you hear what I just said?" The woman nodded her head innocently. "I want to change the marriage contract," Arthur said again making Milly wink while letting out a long sigh. She thought that Arthur was playing a trick on her. It was clear in the contact that the marriage was only for one year, but why did he suddenly want to change it?

“The Marriage License Bureau, please.” A broad smile spread across the man’s face as his eyes met mine in the rearview mirror. “You got it, bub.” I held my phone between us, and Jasmine and I started looking at the wedding packages at Circus Circus. “If we get married tomorrow, we can get the Get Hitched Package, which is one hundred forty-nine dollars, and the officiant fee is sixty dollars. But if we wait until Saturday—” “We’re not waiting,” Jasmine said, cutting me off. “What times are available?”