Postponed Wedding? Her New Spoiled Marriage Novels & Stories

Three years after I had made my girlfriend, Sophia Lambert, sleep with her superior, she finally went from being his lover to becoming his wife. Meanwhile, I barely made it out alive after years of being undercover in a drug trafficking ring. My body was broken beyond repair, and I had returned home only to wait for death. Sophia arrived with one of her arms wrapped around her husband’s during a charity visit for the poor. When she saw me standing in line for relief aid, she let out a mocking laugh. “Benjamin, how did you end up like this?” I hunched my shoulders. I hid the First-Class Merit Medal for Narcotics Enforcement I had received not long ago. After a long silence, I asked, “A

The Miller name opened many doors and will guarantee that everything that fool has would belong to my daughter and grandson, and consequently, to me. The worst part was that he managed to postpone the wedding by three months. Postponing the wedding only delayed my plans, but my daughter had to throw a fit over a damn party. However, in the end, it was better that this wedding is big and pompous, featured in all the newspapers, just as little Anna wants. This way, there would be no doubt that my daughter would be the wife and mother of a legitimate Miller.

That he cannot abandon his unborn child. I am devastated. My mother is inconsolable. Our family is ruined. Under these circumstances, I cannot in good conscience proceed with our wedding as planned. The scandal would taint you. Would make you a target of gossip and ridicule. You deserve better than that. I am not ending our engagement. I love you. That has not changed. But I must ask you to wait. To postpone our wedding until this storm has passed and I can offer you a life free of shame. Please forgive me.

So how was he paying off debts for Zach? “No,” Rowan said again. “We need to talk now. We don't have time for a wedding right now.” There was something in his voice that made Zach's face soften. And there was something else there. A kind of curiosity. I didn't know why I felt like there was a hidden meaning behind the last words. But what was it? Zach walked to the middle of the hall, with all the guests’ eyes on him. “Well, I guess the wedding has to be postponed for now. I apologize for the inconvenience. The new date shall be communicated to all of you.”

I swallowed hard and pursed my lips thinking of what it is like living under Yvonne’s shadow. “I don’t think that’s a good idea. Your wedding is in two weeks. I can’t stay with you” I said to him and he shook his head, “The wedding is going to be postponed until you get better.” He mentioned to me as I widened my eyes. Were they crazy? How can they postpone their wedding because of me? “No! You can’t do that!” I exclaimed and he raised his eyebrows looking at me. “Whoa! Nobody is dying just postponing our wedding that’s all” he said to me as I shook my head.

My hands rise slowly, wrapping around her wrists, not with force, but with enough intent to remove them from my face. Her smile falters slightly. “So what do you say?” she presses, more urgent now. “We stop wasting time… and just do this?” I hold her gaze, dragging the silence out just enough to make her feel it. Then I release her and step back. “The wedding,” I say, my voice even, controlled, final, “is postponed.” Her expression freezes. “Indefinitely.” Her lips part, shock flickering across her face before she can mask it, and for the first time since I have known her, she does not have an immediate response.

“He runs late. He overworks. He zones out sometimes. But this? This isn’t him. And I’m tired of pretending it is.” I open my mouth, but she doesn’t wait. “I rearranged my whole life for this marriage,” she says, voice rising—not in anger, but something more ragged. “I cleared my schedule. Put down a deposit on the venue. Told my mother. Had my dress fitted.” She laughs, short and bitter. “Do you know how humiliating it is to tell people it’s postponed because the man you're marrying needs to figure himself out?” Oliver moves like he wants to speak, to calm her, but she cuts the space before he can.

he said which made everyone laughed but Scarlett was the next person that caught the rose flowers, Scarlett I’d also heartbroken and doesn’t have any man in her life currently that’s why I was lowkey routing for Hazel but then that means there is still hope for Scarlet and I can’t wait for her to experience this immense joy I am feeling right now. “Thank you everyone for coming, you should drink to stupor , dance away your life and you can also knock yourself out. My bride and I will retire for our honeymoon “ he said and the whole wedding guest cheered loudly for us that I didn’t notice anything amiss. “Honeymoon ?” I asked Aiden and he gave me a face. “Did you think that I will stop you fr

She asked but did not spare us a glance as she was busy serving soup onto her plate. “Well, mom, I know I should have informed you way before now about the postponement of the wedding. I'm so sorry, it's because I was busy with pack matters,” Cain apologized quickly. Luna Trish, suddenly stopped serving the soup and gradually placed the plate on the table. “What's going on? What do you mean the wedding is postponed?” “It's actually a long story, mom. But it's for the best.” “Hold on, don't tell me the wedding was postponed because of the incident that happened earlier?”

"After all what even have I gotten from you, huh? Possibly what could I have gotten from a man, who had been in scandals ever since he got married. I seriously pity your wife, she deserves better." Nathalie knew his weakness and she hit the right spot, when the iron was hot already for her to give him an immense pain through her words. Diego was already married and agreed to the engagement when Nathalie assured him that she did not want anything to do with Diego . It gave him a free pass to marry anyone he liked, but then hereby I ask you why do you think Diego came back? However later on Diego was beng pulled into some scandals appearing out of nowhere, which cause arguements and misunderst