Promises Bridal Novels & Stories

He brushed Lila’s nose with his for a few times, then he kissed her again, deeper and longer, until Lila felt out of breath. Tony brushed Lila’s nose again as they both caught their breath. “Violence needed to be punished.” Whispered Tony in Lila’s ear. His tongue licked her ear and gently bit it playfully. “LET GO OF ME!” Lila yelled. “NO!” Tony roared back. “DO YOU KNOW WHY I PROMISE NOT TO TOUCH YOU BEFORE MARIED? BECAUSE I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. I WANT YOUR PURITY LEGALLY ONCE WE’RE MARRIED.”

"Your Majesty, it you would allow, I want to marry Ophelia as soon as possible. I would like to marry her next week. You may decide whether we hold the wedding in Solterra or here in your kingdom. But since Ophelia had just recently found her real family, I would like to suggest to hold the wedding here first and then hold another wedding in my kingdom after since I would like every each of my people to witness how I would marry the woman of my dreams." "Thank you," I whispered to Demitri. The idea of holding a wedding twice to be held in both kingdoms is good. I really admire how he thinks. How fortunate I am to have him as my soon-to-be husband. The word 'husband' is so pleasant in my ears

Pamela’s Point of View We walk into Elysian Threads, the most renowned bridal shop in the city. The shop is famous for its elegant, handcrafted wedding dresses, each one made with precision and care. I’ve heard the waiting list here is months long, but of course, Rowan’s connections made sure we didn’t have to wait a single day.

Dominic said. He was evil, I gritted my teeth in anger and shook my head in disapproval. "Do not do anything to Emma, I will do whatever you want. Just continue funding her hospital bills. I will marry you, I will do any single thing you ask of." I said in a haste, bowing my head low. Dominic ordered his boys to let go off me. He raised my chin up and gave me a cold, calculating smile. "Good choice." That was how everything happened so fast. Dominic and i got married. The ceremony was a small one where only the most important people in our lives were invited.

She answered her mom. “What if we do a white wedding, yes? It’s traditional but I think it fits well with our bride and groom!” Victoria suggested. She was very thrilled to know that both of them were getting married. “White is good,” Kai answered briefly while chewing his food. Ellyse looked at him, trying to read his expression. Something was obviously bothering him but she doesn’t know what it is. The sudden shift in his mood and the way he interacted with her made her overthink.

THIRD PERSON POV She stared at him, her eyes red and wild, her breath coming out in sharp gasps. "I can't do this without you," she whispered. "I can't. You have to promise me we'll get married. Promise me. Set a date, we'll hold the most beautiful wedding. Promise me!" No. No. No.. “Promise me Damian!" "Fine! Yes!” He straightened up. “We'll get married next month." He took another step forward.

The pain was sharp enough to take my breath away. He didn’t believe me. There was a time when he never doubted a word I said. My face must have looked terrible, because his voice softened slightly. “My promise to you still stands. I’m already planning the wedding. Let’s go to the bridal boutique tomorrow and pick out your dress, all right? I want you to be the most beautiful bride.” “…All right.” I lowered my head. My fingers trembled as I wiped the tears from the corners of my eyes. I’d be gone in a few days.

I was the simple-minded fool that General Adelaide Knight had pulled from a pile of corpses on the battlefield. The poison had been too severe. I survived, but my mind never fully recovered. When people hit me or cursed at me, all I ever did was stare blankly and smile. Adelaide took pity on me. She brought me into her home and refused to let anyone mistreat me. She once said, "Reed may be a fool, but he's my whole life." And like a fool, I believed her. For five years, I followed her everywhere like a shadow. Then Fabian Ortega returned to the capital. He looked so much like me that we could almost have been brothers. He'd been poisoned, and none of the doctors knew how to save him. Hi

smiled sweetly at him. She was crying, her eyes were clearly visible even though her face was covered with a veil. “Scarlet Hart Berkshire, I love you so much. I promise to laugh with you, cry with you and grow old with you. I will cherish and love you, support your dreams and respect our differences. I will be by your sides through ups and downs. We do have a lot of trials encountered before but I promise that I will always be by your side. I will give everything to you, take this ring as my heart and soul. Let this ring be the witness that I am yours and I chose to be with you forever, until death do us part. I love you so much.” I heard Scarlet sobbing so I immediately wiped her cheek wi

Diane arrived with prosecco for the bridal suite, toasting "to the end of drama and the start of boring bliss." Ethan waited under an arch of autumn roses, eyes shining as I walked the aisle on Serena's arm (no father figure to give me away; I'd chosen independence). Vows were personal—no borrowed lines. "I promise to build with you," he said, "not trap you." Mine echoed: steadiness, partnership, love without chains.