Quotes About Second Marriage Novels & Stories

Who always cared about her? “I'm lucky, very lucky to get a husband like you", She thought. Her mind was remembering the quotations she read in her teenage. *Marry someone who loves you for what you are and doesn't want to change you into someone they want* *Marry someone who doesn't care whether you earn $100 a month or $10,000 a month* *Marry someone who can make you smile, even when you want to cry* *Marry someone who would hurt you with the truth rather than temporarily keeping you happy with a lie*

I want that too, it's been 7 years, and I wish I had gotten pregnant sooner, maybe my previous fear in my early stage of marriage sent my luck away. “That's not a job for one person in the relationship, Maybe it's not our luck,” The words roll out of my tongue before I even get to mentally edit them, that's is not the reply I should give, but frustration seeps out of me with words before I get to tame it. “What did you say, Pearl?” He springs up from his lying position as if I said something abominable, this topic has not been going well between us lately.

Chris added, "Your best friends should be happy for you, wishing you well now that you’re married. However, what about yours? Instead of celebrating, they pity you as if you've entered a grave. Isn't that a kind of curse?" "Don’t be ridiculous," Paige protested. "Am I making it up?" Chris challenged. "Does marrying me sound pitiable to you? Do you think marrying me means being unhappy?" Paige could not say she was unhappy. Since marrying Chris, her life had taken a turn for the better. They say marriage was a woman's second chance at life, and her second life was far better than the first.

We got a second chance to fix our marriage, and I didn’t waste that opportunity. And while fixing our marriage, throughout the road, I also manage to fix our relationship with his family. That leads us through our real happily ever after. Love is indeed sweeter the second time around. ___________________ F I N ___________________

“I’m sure there are many dying to date such a charming girl like you.” I laughed, shaking my head. “No thanks, I’m better off living alone.” He smiled and placed an arm around my shoulders. “That’s what I used to think before I met your mom, Ellie. I never thought I would marry after my disastrous first marriage. But it happened when I was least expecting it. Everyone deserves a second chance in life. But if you wait for it, you end up feeling more devastated. So, focus on your studies for now. It will happen when it has to.”

Moorsum sighed and said, “Actually, I’ve never seen such a result before. I guess that if two marriages are intertwined, there are two possibilities for your marriage. One is that you will marry the same person twice, and the other is that... your second husband has known you for a long time, and he’s been waiting for you.” Estelle was speechless. “Miss Hudson, I was just guessing. Please don’t take it seriously,” Mrs. Moorsum explained apologetically. Estelle held the cards and asked earnestly, “Mrs. Moorsum, can you tell me whether my second marriage can last long?”

"Grey may have married you, but we both know it won't last. He'll divorce you soon enough. Men like him don't stay with women like you." I let out a small laugh, soft enough that only she could hear it. "You know what, Natalia? I honestly don't give a damn if he divorces me tomorrow and marries you next week. But let me give you some friendly advice—don't jilt the same man twice at the altar. It's embarrassing enough to be left standing there once, but twice?" I shook my head with mock sympathy. "Even your pretty face and an expensive dress won't be able to fix that kind of humiliation." Her lips trembled, and for a moment, she looked like she might cry.

Amelia quipped, causing a little stir at the table. "Or, maybe most of the seemingly successful marriages are built on lies." Marcellajoined in. Hayden chuckled, "matters of the hearts cannot be understood by people who do not possess any." The table erupted in murmurs. Marcellablushed for the umpteenth time, knowing fully well that those words were directed at her and her husband. “While some of us do not have to work twice as hard to show that we are truly enjoying our marriage, I'm sure that you cannot relate." Marcellawent straight for the jungle and this time not wanting to be discarded.

Looking him in the eyes, she explained, "I don't want to get married now, Tony. Can we just date each other for now? I've been married before and I feel like the love and passion disappears after you get married." Tony frowned at her words. "But I'm not Marco. Your marriage didn't work out because he was the wrong guy. Marriage is beautiful... haven't you learnt anything from your brother? At first, he hurt the woman he thought he didn't love. When he was clear about how he felt, it was too late. Luckily, fate gave him a second chance and I'm sure he will never hurt Tessa again. It's impossible for a man to hurt a woman he loves if he knows what kind of treasure he has.

I would be lying if I said I had not imagined or thought about getting married to him again. How bad could it be? I mean we did it the first time and it wasn't so bad so why can't we do it a second time? Was it such a big deal to wish for something like that? It didn't matter what anyone was going to say, but I really wanted to give our relationship a second chance because you never really got the chance to fight for what we wanted the first time but now that things were a bit level headed and focused on us, I believed this was the best time to fix whatever we had broken the first time and actually make it work.