Ship Couples Novels & Stories

"That's not a problem, you can leave your husband and get a divorce from him. I don't care if you are married; you belong to me and me alone." "Are you crazy?!" Charlotte busted out in anger. She used all of her energy to push Christian's hands off her. "You really expect me to leave my husband for you?" "Listen Charlotte, I know five years have passed but I still feel the same way about you. Plus, I know that the marriage between Sebastian and you is just a contract marriage. You guys never even met prior to a month before your marriage." Charlotte's heart stopped beating for a moment when she heard Christian say that her marriage was based on a contract.

I took a deep breath, opening my mouth to speak, but Davy beat me to it. “No,” he shook his head firmly, his gaze on me, letting me see and hear his opinion. “Anna is her own person, so she can do whatever she likes. It is a marriage, a partnership, not ownership. And honestly, who cares? I am hopelessly in love with my wife; shouldn’t it be a good thing? I admit I overlook a lot of things, but this is our marriage, and we will do as we please as long as it works for us.”

Abhimanyu blinked in surprise and confusion. “AbhiYaksh. You both look so sexy together. Boys x Boys. Power couple. I ship, wohoo.”. Hearing herThe colours in Abhimanyu‘s face faded away as his sister giggled happily. “So when are you getting me a brother in law? I ship you both since you both used to be best friends. Oh my god! Best friends to enemies and enemies to lovers trope. Woah." Adira chirped cheerfully like a bird.

CHARLOTTE Spit it out. *Deep breath* "I have two husbands. Michael is the one with his name on the marriage certificate. James is the other." The single open eye blinks. "That's... novel. How does that work then? Having two men competing for your attention?" My mother swipes a hand through her hair. "I thought I knew all there was to know in that area, but it seems you've broken new ground." "They don't compete. They're very different. Good friends, but different."

My younger sister and I were married on the same day. I was married to Soren Doyle, a fire captain, and Juliet was married to Zach Lennon, who worked as a cop. As our husbands were childhood friends, we decided to buy neighboring apartments in the same unit. Not long after the wedding, Juliet and I got pregnant. Ten days away from my due date, a fire broke out in my apartment. My place was filled with heavy smoke. The smoke triggered my contractions, and blood trickled down my legs.

"How am I supposed to get to know her, like you said I should, if he's hanging around? Dude is a serious stick in the mud." "Dude is her husband. She must have seen something redeeming in him or she wouldn't have married him." Actually, Chris preferred to think she'd not had a choice in the matter. While uncommon, some shifter groups still believed in arranged marriages, and also, how many childhood sweethearts got together young only to realize later what a mistake they made? Jack and Jill as a couple were a mistake, an unfortunate pairing he intended to split up. Damn, that sounded cold even when not spoken aloud. But still, what else could he do? Jill was his mate. Once his mother saw tha

he said with a wink. Their dynamic, one forged from years of friendship and playful rivalry, shone through in moments like these. Despite being married, Abhi and Sashi had been childhood friends who often fought and bickered, pulling each other into various escapades. Their bond was unique, filled with a blend of affection and mischief that had endured since they were kids.

No one would suspect Caleb’s hands had tangled her curls in the throes of passion only half an hour earlier. Chrissie scooped up a bite of crust, stained blue and dripping with berries. “Are the two of you getting married?” “We’ve already done so.” In the lupus garou way. Chrissie’s eyes widened. “When?” “About the time we first had our reunion.” How could Diana explain that, for lupus garous, selecting a mate meant for a lifetime and the traditional human-contrived marriage vows meant nothing? Hell, half the human population ended up divorcing the same mate they promised to share their lives with together forever. Hmph. Look at Chrissie, even!

"You're married?" Lionel swallowed hard and tried to explain, "Lindsay, I—" "You lied to me?" Lindsay stood up, her voice trembling. "You said you lived alone and had never been married. You also said that you loved me and wanted to build something real with me. Lionel, which part of any of that was true?" I looked up at the ranking hovering above Lionel's head. Lindsay was still in first place, while Mom and I were in second and third, respectively. How ridiculous.

However, he is not the same. My mother comes to a halt. "What exactly do you mean?" Marie lines her lips in a pout. There is a tear on the corner of her eye that is escaping. "Marie?" she asked. Sharon was the passenger in the car with him. That shouldn't come as a surprise. Since they were in the seventh grade, Charity has been in a relationship with Sharon. He fell in love with her for the first time when he was in high school. It was the same college that they chose. If it weren't for the fact that Sharon's parents do not want them to live together, they would not be living together. The answer is not until they get married, which, in my opinion and the opinion of everyone else, is a ques