Rendy Samuel Pernikahan Novels & Stories

She turned toward the giant screen. It went dark for a second. Then— A video began to play. The cinema paused entry and allowed the remaining audience to exit, giving them privacy. Mariam’s hands trembled. Samuel appeared on the screen. “Hi, Mariam… my fine babe.” Her eyes immediately filled with tears. “I’m making this video to tell you that I have chosen you as my forever. Even though we are still in secondary school, I want you to be rest assured—you are my Mrs. Onijikan. I know we are not legally married, but to me, you are already my wife.”

His right fist stayed clenched in his pocket, as if that was the only way to hold back the explosion inside him. His phone vibrated. Sindy’s name appeared on the screen. With his breath still uneven, Samuel pressed the answer button. “Hello, Sindy?” His sister’s cheerful voice came through. “Samuel! I want to tell you something. I… I just got married.” Samuel froze in the corridor, his eyes widening. “What? Married?!” “Yes,” Sindy replied quickly. “We just made it official at the civil registry. I’m officially Zasco’s wife.”

he whispered against her ear once their rings were exchanged. Renata could only nod, her heart a swirling mix of joy, fear, and fragile new hope. In the front pew, Samantha wept with emotion while holding Alea’s hand. The young girl sat quietly in her wheelchair. A soft round of applause rose from the small group of locals, their smiles warm and sincere. The wedding was modest, yet for Dominic, it carried a profound weight. Later that morning, the air still cool and fresh, he stood at the front door of Samantha’s house, a small bag slung over his shoulder. Renata faced him, her fingers gently clutching his arm.

If the eldest brother of her husband already agreed Lexi to marry tomorrow, then she suddenly would prepare a modest wedding for his son. “My message has already read by Sandy, I still waiting for his reply," Mr. Samuel said with a smile on his lips. Lexi wanted to get married again, it was really precious moment. Mr. Samuel's phone rang. There was a phone call, from someone he'd been waiting for. Phone call was connected. "Hello," Mr. Samuel said as he brought his phone closer to his ear. “Hello, Sam, does Lexi really want to get married?" Uncle Sandy asked to make sure.

"Sir, we've uncovered the truth about Ms. Wendy and Mr. Samuel." Angela had told Stanley before that Wendy and Samuel were never really married. Stanley had sent people to investigate, and now they had an update. "Spill it," Stanley urged. "After a thorough investigation, we've confirmed that Ms. Wendy is still single. She and Mr. Samuel have never officially tied the knot." Wendy and Samuel had never gotten married? Wendy was actually still single! Stanley shot up from his chair, stunned. He couldn't believe that Wendy had lied to him.

"Regina Sterlini, do you take Samuele Moretti as your husband, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health?" "I do," I said, my voice clear and steady. "Samuele Moretti, do you take Regina Sterlini as your wife, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health?" "I do," Samuele replied, his voice low and smooth. With everyone watching, we exchanged rings. The priest's voice trembled, but he still finished the rite. "I now pronounce you husband and wife." Samuele pressed a soft kiss to my forehead. A hesitant clap or two broke the silence before the applause finally grew into something real.

She clenched her fists tightly. Samuel said, “I just know that I have a marriage alliance with a Makinen, but I didn’t know who my partner was. I didn’t care either. I just agreed to it after my dad showed me your picture. I only knew who Kirsi was at our wedding. But I’ve already broken up with her before our wedding.” Lumi froze for a while before she slowly spoke. “So, you two have been hooking up with each other behind my back since our wedding? She’s the reason you got so drunk on our wedding day?”

A rush of anger washed over him, and he had to stop himself from lobbing the nearest object within reach at Jonathan. "Look at you!" he barked. "You do nothing but loaf around all day like a lazy slacker. What's the matter with you?" Jonathan was baffled. "Huh? I'm a lazy slacker just because I'm eating an apple?" "The Hawkes and the Fords have already officially announced Adrian and Stephanie's marriage," Samuel said grimly. "Yeah, I know. I just saw the news," Jonathan said, his expression nonchalant, though his fingers stiffened a little.

Sherry affectionately held Samuel's hand and said, "Why didn't you tell me earlier? So from now on, I will be your aunt-in-law?" Samuel pushed her hand away, saying, "You two aren't even married yet, who knows what will happen in the future." Sherry laughed and said, "Anyway, Haley and I are getting married soon. By then, I will invite you and your son to attend our wedding." Samuel reluctantly nodded, "Let's talk about it later." Sherry's attitude towards Samuel took a 180-degree turn, and she warmly greeted him, saying, "Samuel, consider this place your own home. Just let me know what you want to eat."

Cindy approached the guests and said proudly, “I am Samuel’s wife. We’ve been married for 5 years. We’re even blessed with a child!” Samuel remained silent. To Cindy, that meant he had accepted her claims!