Polyandry Novels & Stories

It was what the new faith had offered them. Osayo was polygamous and interested in having as many children as he could. He had four wives. Three of them were good at bearing children, but the fourth had a problem - she gave birth to either stillborns or premature babies who died instantly. Osayo could not put up with this puzzling situation onto which his wife was glued by nature. He held the belief that the only way to deal with exiguity was to have as many children as possible. In fact, he had felt elated when he heard that the Blue-eyed's religion tolerated the bearing of many children. But he grew to hate the whole thing for many other reasons. Whenever he heard someone talking about it,

Apart from that they would not be motivated by the corruptions and delinquencies of today’s corrupt children; some are strung out on drugs or drink, some are lowlifes and some of them are hoity-toity. Vivian concluded that if Charles married her, she would remain his bride forever and she would tie to his principles and stay with him in any condition. One character she suspected in Charles was infatuation with women like some men do. She heard last time from one of her eminent relations that most of the family pandemonium is as a result of the obscure attitude of lust and infidelity in marriage. She said that most of the divorce cases in court result from such things. In the end the man woul

She replies. Has honest and loving a man can be, there was no way he'd be faultless and hasn't done the things men do; they're prone to cheat, it's in their nature and it kills me to know that they're women out there that foolishly put their entire trust in their husbands; boyfriend and lover.

I was used to polygamy as my father currently had two wives who he had settled down with. In total, he had married four women, including my mother and Landon’s mother. He never stayed with one woman at a time. Even with the two wives he had, he had mistresses. That was just how it was in the mafia. “Maxim,” Brielle called out when I still hadn’t said anything. She sat up on the bed and flicked the lights on so she could see my face properly. “Are you going to keep fucking her?” I bit my lip and looked away. “I haven’t thought about that.”

His face looked very upset. "Take it easy, Jake. First, we have to make Ann choose the three of us, not one of us,” Jax replied nonchalantly and confidently. Jake lifted his gloomy face. A glimmer of hope appeared in his eyes. "Is that even possible?" Jake asked hopefully. "Why not? We need to create opportunities for Ann to fall in love with the three of us. After all, marriage law in this country allows polyandry," Jax replied, chewing his last bite.

(This is to fuel your imagination with primitive facts about the background culture and relevant references. The relevant section: The story revolves around Indian Characters and Indian Law. The core theme of “The Conjugal Rights” (this book) is based on Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 which states as under: “When either the husband or the wife has, without reasonable excuse, withdrawn from the society of the other, the aggrieved party may apply, by petition to the district court, for restitution of conjugal rights and the court, on being satisfied with the truth of the statements made in such petition and that there is no legal ground why the application should not be granted, may

He mumbled and I nodded. Hell, my whole life was messed up. And it wasn't even a joke. I had gotten married against my will. She left me when things seemed to be going good because I was such a bastard and Lily was determined to make shit even worse. I had never meant to hurt Chloe, but that did not give her an excuse to get into cohorts with my parent's murderer. That was way worse. I couldn't even be there for Adele's growth and while I was with Lily every step of the way, the baby turned out not to be mine. Fucking messed up.

she asked. "I want you to negotiate a contract marriage between our client, Ethan, and a suitable candidate who can bear him a child within the next six months. The contract will last for five years, during which time the couple will live together, have a child, and then go their separate ways. Ethan will pay the candidate a handsome sum of money for her services, and in return, he'll get to keep his fortune." Emily was taken aback by the proposal. She had never heard of such a thing before.

He claimed his teacher was seriously ill, and he could not wait to go through the IVF with his junior, Rachel, all to fulfill his teacher’s dream of having three generations under one roof. It was absurd! He abandoned me, his wife, on our wedding night and completely disregarded the banquet we had planned six months in advance. Messed around with another woman, and even acting like it was perfectly normal to have a baby with her! I held onto hope for my parents' sake. If he realized his mistake in time, if he backed out of the IVF plan and rushed back overnight, perhaps there was still a chance for us. He did not. He did not bother giving any replies. So, when I finally saw him in a video ca

“What do you mean, not the usual kind?” Dr. Malik takes a breath, clearly searching for the right words. “There are two terms I need to explain to you. The first is called superfetation. That means a woman conceives a second child while already pregnant. The second term is heteropaternal superfecundation, which is when two eggs are fertilized by sperm from different fathers in the same cycle. What happened in your case is… a combination of both.” I blink at him, completely lost. Joel’s grip on my hand goes slack for a second, then tightens again. He leans closer to the screen. “You’re saying…?”