Seventeen Couple Novels & Stories

Five years of marriage, and Serena Vale was nothing more than a ghost in her husband’s mansion. Jackson Blackwood was brilliant, cold, and irreversibly tied to the memory of his first love, Avery, the woman who betrayed him to marry his identical twin brother, Jaden. When a devastating car crash leaves her husband, Jackson dead and his twin surviving, Serena’s world shatters. But grief quickly turns to horror when the surviving twin returns. He carries Jaden’s face, but his most intimate, private habits belong to Jackson. Then the realization hit her; Her husband is alive. He faked his own death and stole his dead brother's identity, just to escape her and play protector to Avery. B

Sebastien said. "You are right, Daddy. Let's go and get ready." Twins said in unison. Twins are excited for their Uncles' wedding. Liam and Lennon had decided to hold a joint wedding. Liam and Julie are finally together with their 3 and half year old son, Carson. They got into the relationship after she gave birth to her son. Liam decided to give his name to the baby. Last year, Liam proposed to her for marriage. Lennon also got together with Sheena 2 years back, and after so many upsides in the relationship, they finally decided to get married.

“I’m sorry, but I’m really exhausted. “I gave away all my love when I was seventeen. I thought that love would last forever. “That person was Brandon.” Benjamin was momentarily stunned. “I can wait. I don’t care how long it takes. Even if we’re old and wrinkly, we can still watch the sunset together. “I don’t believe in marriage anyway, I don’t believe love should be determined by law… “But I gave it some thought. For you, I’m willing to be legally bound. “Let’s start by being friends first.”

At some point we moved to a table closer to the water. Around midnight the bar started thinning out. The four of us were pretty buzzed, feet in the sand, talking about relationships and travel and stupid stuff we did in college. Sophia mentioned they’d been together six years and had done some “adventurous stuff” on trips before. The way she said it made Emily glance at me. Mark leaned back in his chair. “You two are still in that honeymoon bubble. Enjoy it, man. Everything feels electric.” “It does,” I said, squeezing Emily’s hand.

I scrolled through my phone to pass the time. But then, my thumb froze. A promotional video posted by the official Luxe Hotel account. Limited-time Couple’s Suite Special, the caption read, complete with sparkles and hearts. The reel’s thumbnail stared me right in the face.There, front and center, were Warren and Desiree—smiling, picture-perfect, framed in soft lighting like a magazine ad.

THE NEW COUPLE IN TOWN WAS CAUGHT SPENDING TIME TOGETHER AMIDST THE CROWD; A CONGLOMERATE SIMPLE DATING STYLE" There were many pictures of Dominic and Melina together. A picture of them entering the rollercoaster, a picture of them stepping out of the cable car. A picture of them enjoying the various street food and lastly a picture of them kissing amidst the crowd while the fireworks went shooting to the sky. The post continued;

“So… can we continue our conversation?” He smiles. “Of course. Where to?” “There’s a table over there, away from the DJ. We might actually be able to hear each other think.” “Lead the way.” People look at us as we walk. I feel it. I glance up at him. “So are you enjoying yourself?” “Yeah,” he says honestly. “My old friends are here, with my colleagues, and no wife.” I smirk. “You’ve mentioned her a few times already.” He sighs. “Habits die hard. We’ve been together since we were sixteen. That’s… a long time.”

With none of my friends to keep me company, I'd started to feel bored and out of place. I'd tuned out of the conversation, but I'd caught bits and pieces. The topic was about Gabe and Hermione, the high school power couple everyone thought they'd end up together. Apparently, their relationship dated back to middle school, but it had crashed over the weekend. The juiciest part? Gabe had started dating Tara, leaving zero chance of reconciliation.

We're not done yet. Recently, Chloe and Sebastian got engaged, and now they were busy planning their wedding. Though the spring date seemed far off, their excitement was clear. The couple was always together, and their love showed in every exchange. Chloe's laughter lifted everyone's spirits, even as she juggled wedding plans and her career. Sebastian had a vibrant energy, remaining composed despite his demanding role at his own company and Raymond's.

In that moment, they realized the true power of their connection—the ability to support and uplift each other as they pursued their passions. Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months, but their bond remained unwavering. They celebrated each other's achievements, offered comfort in times of struggle, and reveled in the simple joys of life. They were a tightly knit unit, a chosen family that had come together through fate and a shared desire for something extraordinary. One evening, as the city lights illuminated the night sky, the quartet found themselves gathered on the rooftop of Sean's penthouse. The gentle breeze played with their hair as they looked out at the sprawling citys