Polygamy Family Stories Novels & Stories

At Everett's words, I do remember the figure telling me to be careful with using their magic… “We need the help of that figure and you to solve a problem that has been with our family for many, many years. You see we used to be rather horrible, greedy, sadistic, and cold-hearted rulers in the past. We never thought much of people outside of our family and those who were able to marry into our family were often bullied for a few years until they could prove their worth in our eyes. There was a relative of ours that was considered the worst in our whole family. They would not show mercy to anyone and would often force people to serve them even if they didn’t want to. They would kill people's f

Nothing prevented men from getting a second wife if they wanted to, so why was she uncomfortable with the pregnancy? In case she had forgotten so soon. His father married two wives and lived with them till he was called to glory ‘Let her go’ he said to himself and crossed his legs, trying hard to shake off the thought. “Why have you chosen to be stupid?” his Mum was back in the living room. “Nobody is above mistake, Mum,” he said. “Nobody is above mistake…that little brat?” she pointed towards the door as though she was there, visible “What are you saying? Did you remember you are from a noble family?”

Until we burned all ourselves in the combustible lust we were drowning into. We ended up having light midnight snacks instead of a proper dinner. Just like every newlyweds, we couldn’t keep our hands off one another. A tiny spark would get us to an out-of-control wildfire. Who would have ever thought that my used-to-be-traumatized, gloomy in a way, and boring life would be as colorful as it is right now? I grew up feeling the need to be so careful not to get hurt or cause anyone any hurt because I did not want to see a drop of blood. If I look back, the lifestyle that I used to have was just a prep for what life I was going to have today. I realized that the life I knew from my childhood is

Anna did not know that she had to look out for other people besides her mother. That’s the danger of dabbling into certain things…there are potential consequences everywhere. What Anna did not know about Charles was that Charles was actually his real name. And polygamy was his game. Men are allowed to have multiple wives in Zimbabwe, so Charles chose to have four. And in order to have multiple wives, one must go through a phase where they have multiple affairs. Because the reality of the matter was that no matter what a culture normalizes no woman likes to share her man. Charles would have had more wives if it weren’t for the tenacity of the second oldest child by his second wife.

"Nope, actually they wanted it like this... It was weird for me too but then i realized that I need both of them..." She said with shy smile. "They are everything which i need in my life... It's a long story, I'll tell you everything..." "Wow!" Bella said impressed as she told her everything. "You have two dicks..." She said and they laughed together. "But isn't it illegal..." "Babe... Polyandry and polygamy is very common in mafia world... It's nothing" Raan assured. "It's not common in our family" They heard Alexander and flinched with his angry tone.

"That was already arranged. Gabriel asked me to take good care of you. To teach you about the big world out there, a world much bigger than just France and Britain. You will live with me and my wives." "Wives?" "Yes, wives. I have three beautiful, intelligent and strong wives." "But polygamy is heresy!" Joan said. At least that was what she was teached. A man must have one woman, until death do them part. "Really, Joan? Heresy? King Solomon, son of King David, had seven hundred wives and three hundred concubines. I have three wives. And I love each of them a lot, and they love me back. God would not have a problem with that. Gabriel and Michael don't see a problem with it either. It's that s

"Callista, you should feel lucky that you were able to marry into a wealthy family when you come from such a poor background. Why are you hesitating? Are you afraid that you won't be able to get pregnant within that time and that they'll get rid of you?" I looked up at the sound of Willow's sarcastic voice. She didn't even bother to hide the glee she felt. In my last life, I had been overjoyed at the prospect of marrying into a wealthy family because I would be able to raise the money for Grandma's operation. I hadn't suspected Willow at all. My family was known for being fertile. Starting from my great-great-grandmother, all the women in my family had multiple births. It was common for them

"I ran away from my pack''. Lyrien turned to him, his expression curious. Erith continued, his words spilling out like a confession. "I come from a polygamous family. My mother was the maid in my father's pack. When she gave birth to me, my elder siblings...they treated me poorly. I harbored so much anger and resentment towards them, especially my older brother." Lyrien's eyes narrowed, his grip on his glass tightening.

Su Meng nodded and continued, "It is said that this family was extremely reluctant to accept this task at the beginning, because they were forced to accept it. Later, one of the heirs fell in love with a girl of his own kind, because they did not believe in the legend of this b*tch, so they insisted on being together. However, on the second day after they were ready to get married, the girl suddenly died, and there was no warning. Later, this man found two more people in succession, and the situation was the same. So the man was so angry that he could not get up and left soon. After that, such a rule appeared in his family that all men were not allowed to get married, but they could have a p

I wear it to this day in both faith and gratitude for the Great One's gifts to me. * * * This is my testimony of the true story that happened in my family in the year 1931. When things were terrible elsewhere, and folks worshipped the barren cross, my people honored the Stag and prospered. Mama and Su gave me children, as many as a man could be blessed with. Despite there never being any man of the house but me, no one ever questioned it or called the law on us. We were as legitimate as any family, and we lived true to each other.