Second Marriage 소설 & 이야기

“Our first marriage was supposed to last one year.” “I remember.” “I never thought we'd make it this far.” “Neither did I.” She smiled. “Now we're planning another wedding.” “A real one.” Maya laughed. “Our first one was real.” Damon looked at her. “Not the way this one will be.” She understood. Their first marriage had been built around an arrangement. Their second would be built around choice. She reached for his hand. “I want to make one promise.” Damon looked at her. “What?”

CARA’S P.O.V I can’t believe that I’m getting married in six months. I looked at myself in the mirror and happiness shone from within. Just two more months and I will be a married woman, I couldn’t get the thought out of my head. It was always my dream, a bride on her wedding day is the closest thing to a queen… but that’s not why I wanted to get married, I wanted to get married because I feel that marriage is one of the most sacred things in the world. I mean, how can it not be sacred when the main reason and source of marriage come from a magic so pure and so real…love! And I am in love, I’m crazily in love with Alexander La’Vardo, and the love that I feel for him, has me bursting with hap

"I just hope this time, there won't be any more problems in your marriage, and also, I will be expecting my grandchild this time." "What? A second chance to your marriage?" a wondering question of both of our mothers. "They are not annulled. Our son did not pursue the annulment of his marriage with Aurora before. I knew it to his lawyer a few months ago," his dad stated. Damien nodded softly to our confused mothers. "Expect that what happened in the past will never happen again. I will make sure and I promise to take care of and love her endlessly. And about the grandchild—" "Damien—" I glared at him with my sharp eyes.

Achieving her dreams was her main goal and somehow she and Kane both clicked and enjoyed their relationship. “Kane and I were very focused and driven by our dreams. Sex was just by the way and that's why I didn't feel the need to go on the pill. I forgot and I never expected to fall pregnant but...it did happen and he changed.” Madeline hiccuped recalling Beatrice informing her about Kane's return to New York and being seen with another woman. Even that vivid image Madeline saw of Kane kissing another woman showed he didn't care much about her. He had moved on too quickly and she often wondered if his love for her was so weak that it ended because of the arrival of Molly.

Miranda waved a hand dismissively and turned to gaze out the window. Wedding rings? She had been married twice. The first time, to Nathan Reed, it was a secret marriage. He never even showed up; there was no wedding, no reception, and certainly no wedding ring. The second time, the groom did appear. They went to the City Hall together, but she never received a ring from him. “Miranda, what kind of man is your husband?” Miranda turned back to him. “Why do you ask that all of a sudden?”

What more could she ask for? However, on the second anniversary of her marriage, Marcus unexpectedly re-entered her life. Despite her vow to sever ties with him, his presence at her anniversary celebration stirred emotions she believed had long been buried. A single glance into his eyes reignited the flames of their past love, and that night, she succumbed to temptation, initiating an affair that would continue from that moment forward.

"Maybe I won't get it." "So, why?" Hayden looked surprised by my words. Then he continued his words again. "I know that if you fail in your first marriage, maybe you'll be able to make it happen in your second marriage." I chuckled at his words. Second marriage? I shook my head. Even if I had a man I loved, we might not get married because I might be gone by the time it happened. I knew it was bound to happen, and before it did, I just wanted my father to be okay.

She curiously glanced at the man next to them. Noticing their expressions of surprise, the man quickly explained, "I got divorced twice before, both times with my current wife. We just can't stay apart, so we decided to remarry." Daniel smiled awkwardly. Was marriage just a game for some people? The man glanced at Sienna and said, "Your wife is really beautiful." Feeling proud, Daniel said, "Thanks." "How long have you two known each other?" "We've known each other for a long time." "Which one of you pursued the other?"

I wasn't the only one with a messed up family, Oliver was, and Jason was also. "You know, I really don't believe in a second marriage or falling in love with someone else when you have been in marriage for over ten or fifteen years. Do you?" I shrugged. "Like, it's fake to go to another lady and tell them you love them and all that shit, yet you said the same shit to the First Lady. It's like repeating the same shit with much more lies, you see?" "Yeah." I twisted my lips. "Dad married another lady when I was eighteen. I watched the second marriage ruin my Mum but Mum held onto the marriage because of us, until she died."

My instincts told me to sign the contract as quickly as possible before he and his wife changed their minds. “This sounds good to me,” I said, reaching for a pen on the desk. Joemar put his hand over mine to stop me. His fingers were strangely frigid. “Before you sign this contract, we have a second offer. If you’re willing to hear it.” A second offer? Probably related to multiple pregnancies. It wasn’t uncommon for couples to use the same surrogate again after the first pregnancy. “Okay,” I said slowly. Joemar leaned over my shoulder and pulled the second folder closer to me. The scent of his cologne hung in the air, subtle yet alluring.