Polyandry Novels & Stories

Because the emperor was still young enough to have another round of offspring with her. “None of this makes sense. Supposedly, George’s mother, if this is true, was my father’s fated life partner. How can this woman be?” “There are second change life mates among wolf shifters. We also have triad matings, where there are three equal partners. Two males to one female. Or two females to one male. Usually, the single sex chooses one or the other and rejects the other partner. In recent years, I’ve heard of some accepting of both partners. So, who can tell if that is something that can happen for your people?”

"You can't be serious, Bianca. Are you really asking us to threaten Yuna and make her marry Gerald? You're absolutely insane," Frans exclaimed, shaking his head. "I know it's wrong, Sir. But I have no other choice right now. Because Gerald has informed his parents that I won't be able to get pregnant anymore. And he asked my in-laws to come, as if they both are thankful for my willingness to accept polygamy," Bianca replied.

She spots the mint out of her mouth. "You're not pregnant." There is instant relief hearing these words. I cannot explain how grateful I am. I just had to make sure nothing came out of the next encounter with Liam. Then I'd be free. Absolutely free of this hell. "Report to the alpha that she's in her fertile window. It'd be best to take action with 2 days if she must conceive." Werewolf births were hard. Many had at most 2 children. Those who surpassed that were either ordinaries or omegas with subpar bloodline.

“So you don’t follow mate bonds?” “The marriages are typically arranged when the individuals are still children, so they can grow up together and develop chosen bonds rather than fated ones,” David explained. “Some couples still find their fated mates and simply produce offspring with their chosen mates while still loving another. Polyamory isn’t all that uncommon.” “Interesting.”

] [Everyone charge, push our male god up, send this pair of bad mother and son into jail. [Too, too, too... just too shameless, simply ruins people's worldview, raising people, just to make them a tool to earn money for them, is this still a person? This kind of person deserves to be a mother, deserves to be a younger brother, deserves to be an ex-girlfriend, simply three scum.] [Marriage fraud, everyone call the police, for our male god... charge, charge] The livestream froze, too many people came in. Amanda looked at this scene with some surprise, and was also very surprised, Conrad was actually not Conrad's mother's biological son.

Turning his face from his sister's intense glare, his gaze caught mine. There was a softness there, one that I wasn't expecting. And for a moment, our worlds stopped as he added, "If I could live the life I wanted I'd..." "Why are you looking at my wife like that!" Misha growled as he pulled his arm free of Mavis' to stand between us. "Your wife!" Connor barked in response. "Since when was polygamy legal in the state of New York? Didn't you just introduce Mavis as your wife."

Yes, I engaged in polyandry. I was married to Deryl and had a child with him, but shamelessly, my father married me off to another man. I didn't want to divorce Deryl because he was the only one who accepted me for who I am, listened to my complaints, and loved me unconditionally. And what more could I ask for from my first husband? Even during my marriage, I was tempted and fell slightly in love with him.

“Is this some sort of a polygamist cult thing, Aislen? I can’t believe that four men would just happily share the woman that they love… It just doesn’t add up to me.” “Oh, gawd mum,” Aislen cringed. “It’s not a fucking cult.” “And it’s polyandry,” Heath exchanged a smirk with a very amused Talen. “When a woman has multiple husbands.” “Though seeing we fuck each other, too, I like the term polycule, don’t you?” Rhett’s grin was pure evil. “A polyfidelity, perhaps,” Talen suggested and put the car into gear. “Shall we?”

"... That means that any child coming from the marriage has more resources and protection to draw on than a standard two-parent family. The child is safer. I might point out that when it came out that you were in trouble, Michael came with James to help rescue you. He didn't blink or hesitate. He took it as read that he would be with James to help." She falls silent again, stares at the ground. "Alright, we've covered immoral and unnatural. What's next?" "We haven't covered it," she mutters. "Marriage is about one man and one woman..." "Oh? Did your mother see it that way when she cheated on your father?" Georgie jolts, but the words are out. I can't unsay them. I plough on. "The three of th