Second Marriage Novels & Stories

“I suppose it just caught us off guard. When Marcus told us about it, we hadn’t heard it from you two. We’ve always imagined you’d find someone with… a simpler past. Who has the same values and upbringing as you? Someone who was more like you, in that she’s never been married at all. Was that too much to expect as parents?” India nodded. “I understand. I do. But life doesn’t always work out the way we plan. I only wanted to be married once in my life; a second marriage wasn’t what I dreamed of either. But I’m happy I did get married a second time because, to me, Denver is my first and last marriage. The other one doesn't even count in my opinion.” Denver reac

“I told myself that was the whole story, that whatever came after would simply be two years of careful management until I could return to my own life. I didn’t know then that you were about to become my own life the truest, best part of it. You taught me that vulnerability isn’t the same as vulnerability to betrayal, and I’ve never trusted anyone the way I trust you now. Whatever this year taught either of us, I choose you too, Julian. Today, and every ordinaryday after this one.” When Richard finally, tearfully, pronounced them married for the second time, the kiss that followed carried none of the careful restraint from their first ceremony unguarded, certain, two people fully choosing eac

As far as Madeline knew, couples who got divorced once usually ended up in divorce again. If their first marriage didn't work out, how could they be happy in their second marriage? Therefore, if there was any misunderstanding or conflict between them, they might break up again. Madeline believed she could break them apart sooner or later and then steal Julien away from Sydney. For any man that Madeline laid her eyes on, she must have him. Madeline's heart pounded violently, and her breath went short as she thought of Julien's handsome face, his power, and his wealth. Ambition filled her eyes.

"What's wrong with this? I was divorced. It was not a secret to Laurent family. I will not investigate where you got these things first. Even if it's true, it doesn't matter. I was married to Mike. After a divorce, I will marry Alex, although it is not very honorable to be married twice. I have gone through the proper procedures. What's wrong with me?" "You want to expose me? Just expose me. I don't think I'm a heinous person. In your opinion, a woman's second marriage is a huge scandal? What about so many married couples in the world who get married twice? They're all scandal? Do you think that. . . This kind of sensational thing, even if you expose it, what

Natalie was stunned for a while before she questioned him back in disbelief, “You don’t even want to marry me. If people were to know, you will be a second-hand man in the future, do you think is ideal?” “Ideal or not, it’s already a fact and there’s nothing to be mindful about. Also…” The frigid man paused before he continued, “Only a second-hand man might be suitable for her.” That person had been married a second time. So, it would not matter even if he married a second time too, right? Moreover, with his position in the Winters’ family, if he did not degrade himself a little, he would not be able to bring her back, right?

She felt instantaneous relief hearing his voice. “Hello?” a man’s voice sounded from the other side of the phone. Though he was not Jing Yue, she liked the way he spoke. She sensed good vibes from him, opposed to how melancholy he was weeks ago when he had informed her of his rejection. “Hi, Marvel.” “Hello, Snow. It’s been some time since you last called.” She wanted to ask him out for a cup of coffee. Yet, she found it abrupt and perceived that it would shock him since she had rejected him in the past over her infatuation for Jing Yue. So she swallowed down her words.

The long preparations I made for our second wedding was going to be actualized the next day. The next day was our second wedding. I had invested so much in it because I wanted it to be special. I knew that it wasn’t going to be easy, but I was ready to spend forever with Naya, the woman that I had fallen in love with. Naya wanted the wedding to be special, so did I.

I can still feel the tingles and the goosebumps, all of them together, all of them awakening my desire for him more. “I look forward to proving it in a more hands-on way.” I whisper as we break away from the kiss. “Are you ready to catch the bouquet?” My dear friend catches me by surprise and I turn around to see her. “Um, Sophie? Everyone here is already married.” Twice in my case! To the same man, of course, but nonetheless... “Excellent point! So then, how about dessert?”

His words, imbued with the weight of centuries of tradition and wisdom, seemed to hang in the air like incense, carrying with them the blessings of generations past and the hopes for a future filled with love and joy. With each syllable, he invoked the divine grace that would sanctify their union, his voice a steady anchor amidst the swirling emotions of the moment. "Marriage is a sacred bond," the priest continued, his eyes softening as he gazed upon the couple before him, "A union ordained by God Himself, a testament to the power of love to transcend all barriers and unite two souls as one. It is a journey of shared dreams, of mutual respect, and unwavering commitment — a journey that you,

“Never have.” The air left my lungs and it felt like I had forgotten how to breathe. I looked down quickly, trying to gather myself. “That… that was a long time ago, William. Things are different now.” I swallowed. “This is my second marriage. It’s better we go simple.” He leaned forward slightly, his fingers curling gently around mine. “That first one was a mistake.” “This…” His thumb brushed over my knuckles. “This is going to be your first true wedding.”