Novel & Cerita Quotes For Second Marriage

"I tried it once, it was a total failure and I promised myself that I'll never do it again." "You just didn't get it right the first time." Maya remarked. "It doesn't mean the second time will be no better." Kevin had accurately pointed out that the likelihood of my second marriage mirroring the first was minimal. Adrien, now wiser due to Yvette's betrayal, was essentially using me as a rebound. I vowed never to put myself through such a situation again—once bitten, twice shy. "I adore you more than you can fathom, my darlings, but I can't fulfill this for you," I expressed. "Let's just carry on like this."

My words brought forth his signature smile, one that warmed my heart. Finally, we reached the fourth story, and I spoke with a touch of envy, my voice tender. "Marriage isn't about fleeting passion; it’s about lasting companionship." I cupped his cheek in my hand, making my promise clear. "Neil, if one day we walk into marriage together, I will spend the rest of my life with you, giving you a warm home. We will grow old together, experiencing every little part of life, and we’ll never part."

Niccolo said slowly. Casey cupped his face and smiled at him. "I'll always love you, baby. Until now, I couldn't believe that you'll love me. I thought it's impossible for me to have your heart. But I was wrong, you came to me unexpectedly and confessed your love for eternity. My prayers are granted. We're married now. I never knew that I would marry you for the second time," she said, smiling. Niccolo laughed. "I know. Do you want me to marry again, huh?" He asked his wife.

he said curtly. "Have you forgotten that you are a married man?" my sarcasm reminds me. "I know, I won't forget that. Then if I'm already married, I can't really get married again?" he said indifferently. "Oh my god. Is this guy really that shameless or sincere in his intentions?!" I screamed in my heart. "But why...?" I asked to make sure with a questioning look. "You still want to know the reason? Of course it's because you're pregnant," he said flatly

"I am not dating anyone right now, but my mother wants me to meet her friend’s daughter. Even rich folks marrying each other and doubling up on wealth accumulated at the top. But I hope that it will eventually become a marriage of hearts. Hence I will not marry a girl for business." "Joseph, do you believe in true love?" "Of course I do, that is why I never stop looking for love. don't you?" Lisa did not answer the question, she pretended to enjoy the scenery on the road, it was beautiful all along the way. Though the shoreline could be dimly seen it was impossible to judge how far away it was, and the beautiful sweeping coastlines was cloaked in mist. Nowadays the beach slide was used for c

’ Because words were just that, words and it's easier to make promises than to keep them. Because Kate had been unable to conceive, John's ever meddling mother had brought him a second wife from the village to which he seemed more agreeable than sceptical then three months later his second wife conceived and Kate was discarded like a dirty dish rag; " if you can't be happy for me at a moment like this then you're free to leave." he'd said to her but Kate was willing to fight for her marriage, for the only man she'd ever loved and so she stuck around for another year until it had become clear that she'd lost him forever but now six months after she walked away for good, Kate found herself rel

my stepmother snapped, cutting through my reverie. I glanced at the documents, picking it up steadily. With a simple deliberate motion, I signed my name on the marriage contract and handed it back to her. "Here I have signed it, happy now," I said, smirking at the stunned expression on their faces. They had expected me to put up a fight like I did in my previous life but I was going to do things differently this time. I wasn't going to let anyone, not even God take back this opportunity I was given.

"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.

James said, voice breaking, “will you marry me? For the second time… and every time after that?” The room held its breath. Sarah stood slowly, shaking, tears spilling freely. “Yes,” she said. Cheers erupted—but she wasn’t done. “Yes,” she repeated, stepping closer. “I will marry you, my dear. For the second time. I will marry you every day.” James’ eyes filled with tears. “I will marry you in my next life,” Sarah continued. “I will love you beyond time. And this time—there’s no turning back.” The musicians played louder. Clara screamed and clapped excitedly.

Congratulating me on my upcoming marriage and wishing me happiness. But the words underneath had been clear. "May your second marriage fare better than your first. Though damaged goods rarely appreciate in value." I had read that note a dozen times, each word hurting more than the last. But today, I was returning the gift with my own message attached. As I approached the main gate, two guards quickly stepped forward. "State your business," one of them demanded. "I am here to see Duchess Marianne," I replied calmly. "Do you have an appointment?"