Polygamy Family Novels & Stories

Her dad snorted, but even he couldn’t say I was wrong. Ryōta sighed and adjusted how he was sitting to sit up even straighter. Like that would make him look scary. “That’s all well and good. But do you and your brothers not understand or see that this sort of relationship is wrong? Polygamy is illegal in all fifty states. Something you, as the son of a lawyer, ought to know.” he questioned.

Vivian agreed that those behaviours led many men into polygamy. She had wondered if Charles would in future destroy their marriage vow of ‘till death we part’ – and enjoin polygamy. She dislikes marrying a polygamist. She observed that the character of a polygamist is ambiguous and brings grieves. She knew most of her town’s men who were polygamist. She understood how the polygamous families are full of malice, envy and quarrel among one another. She understood how the children of a polygamist live in fears and divided opinions; the bond of love wasn’t experienced among them. In fact, she knew how her father used to rush into a neighbour’s house every night, who was a polygamist to solicit f

Grandma wade decided it was time to let her know about the Wade family. “The Wade family is a large extended family. Polygamous if I am to say. The first Patriarch married two wives and had a lot of mistresses. He had a lot of wealth to take care of the family. However, the moment he died things became complicated. Rowan's Grandfather became the next patriarch and maintained the families bond even though their were loopholes." Grandma Wade paused for a bit. Astrid kindly passed her a cup of water which she appreciated then continued her story.

"He didn't mind because he liked the fact that she wanted to learn more, except that now she was looking puzzled. "I was just thinking," she explained, "that in one sense, you could argue that polygamy is not terribly different from how people here marry, divorce, and then remarry, only in one situation the marriages are simultaneous and, in another, consecutive. But do you think your mum was happy? I mean, to have another wife around? Am I asking too many questions?"

No wonder the previous Alpha King, Dominic’s dad, remained smitten with her until his death. “If marrying your mate is your concern, then marry her afterward. You are the Alpha King and you can have as many wives as you want. Your grandfather had two wives while your great-grandfather had eight. Your dad remained devoted to me but the Alpha Kings before him practiced polygamy so it wasn’t illegal.” I saw Dominic frown, a thing he wasn’t used to doing. With his reaction, it was easy to tell that he wanted to follow his father’s faithfulness. However, the Grand Luna was suggesting otherwise.

Lucian understood Sarang’s fluster. Polygamy was a natural part of life in New Borough, rooted in the village’s ancestry and its past as part of the country of Aelanshire. Though the practice was uncommon and discouraged in other regions, it was culturally accepted here. Lucian recalled his first encounter with this aspect of the village—he’d been taken aback by the openness of their relationships. “Polygamy is common here. I was surprised, too, the first time I saw it.” Lucian said as they moved along.

A point in his favor. Francine's lips tightened. "I'd never tolerate that." "And yet you see no problem with Naomi's situation?" He teased her, but she defended her words anyway. "There's a difference in several people choosing to live in a polyamorous relationship, who are committed to each other only. It's a whole other thing for someone to go chasing after other people to have sex while hurting the family they have." It came out a little more vehemently than she meant, but she hated the obvious pain he felt at the way his father treated their mother.

Whose parent will feel okay if you know that your child had to marry three men for a purpose? Maybe in the different country and some religions, men is permitted to marry more than woman, on which they called polygamy.But it is often described ‘strange’ when a woman takes two or more husbands at the same time, as it refers to sex*al relations with multiple males within marriage. And that’s the goal of Celine’s marriage to the three. To unite the clans with one blood with her offspring. The war between the clans will stop, and they can get the unification the old leaders were longing to reach.

“Mya. Stop. You don’t have to explain yourself to us. Not anymore.” She blinked, startled by the simple finality in his tone. Casey leaned across the table, eyes shining with mischief. “You don’t get it yet, do you? You don’t owe him anything. Or anyone.” Mya frowned, confused. “What do you mean?” Cameron leaned in, his voice carrying both warmth and gravity. “We’re the Cross family, Mya. Billionaires. Our father built an empire, and we’ve carried it forward. Everything he left—the businesses, the properties, the legacy—it belongs to us. To all of us.”

My body threatened to collapse but something held me together. “Now, you are only overreacting,” Ares rolled his eyes, “I admit that you shouldn’t have found out like this. But this is nothing new. You know that the Alphas are allowed to practice polygamy.” He said. My heart clenched at his words. The man who had taken oath with me under the moonlight, with the blessing of the Moon Goddess, started a new life with me talking about Polygamy. “With the permission of first Luna,” I reminded him, my face blank of any emotions, tears still fresh in the corner of my eyes.