Ship Couples Novels & Stories

But by the way, Gabi was looking each and every day like she too was punishing herself. So last night I sat down and typed up my resignation. I also found some already drafted separation orders with a fair deal for custody. Shifters typically did not do separations or custody agreements. It was almost unheard of due to many being fated pairs. But I had heard of some chosen mates separating. Unfortunately, they didn’t have kids. And again they were chosen mates and not fated. But Marcus and I hadn’t been more distant. The last time we had been this distant, we didn’t even know the other existed.

I wished time could halt, granting us an eternity of joyous moments. When she hid, I sought. I vowed never to let her slip away again, not in this life or a million, billion, or gazillion years. My love for Aceia and our kids ran deep, and I pledged to give them everything the world had to offer. In this moment, the marriage that started as a deal had finally transformed into a union of genuine love.

Jeanna's shameless explanation left Sophie speechless, and she could only shake her head. However, Jeanna seemed to be on a roll with her philosophy as she continued. "I've come to understand that marriage is essentially a debt relationship where one party must owe something to the other. That's why two completely unrelated people are bound together for life, experiencing all of life's ups and downs until the debt is paid off. Then they either part ways or stay together until the very end. Don't you think so, Soph?" "Yes, yes, you're always right, okay?" Sophie responded with a perfunctory smile, though it felt like her heart was touched by something.

"From today forward all your problems and sorrows are mine and my entire happiness is yours. I will protect you like a shield from every evil of this world and hold you as mine in sickness and health." Unrivaled Espousal (Unmatched Wedding) the magic of vows.

In the depths of my soul, I also knew that this was only the assured start of eternal love, bliss, and adventures with her. Entering back into the house enveloped by warmth and light made me realize even with all kinds of uncertainties ahead, together strength would always bring us through any situation just like partners do. Husband & wife pairings or family units do, or whatever tradition might dictate in such cases; which is, after all, the most cherished present out there.

Fabio and Sophia were settling into married life with an ease that surprised them both. Their days were filled with a comforting routine that felt both new and familiar, while their nights were filled with the kind of romance and intimacy that they had always dreamed of. Every moment together deepened their connection and affirmed their decision to be together.

With a harmonious nod, the couple accepted the invitation, and the celestial guide led them through the astral currents, weaving through the tapestry of time and space. As they traversed the ethereal realms, glimpses of their shared history unfolded like chapters in a cosmic book. Celestial echoes whispered tales of their initial encounter, the clandestine courtship, and the clandestine marriage that had remained veiled in secrecy. The harmonious energies revealed the intricacies of their connection, the twists of fate that had brought them together, and the cosmic forces that conspired to shape their intertwined destinies.

And of course, every time the couple was mentioned, it was something about their relationship. The comments were flooded with shippers willingly witnessing their public display of affection. "Damn, I ship this couple so much!" "Be it their appearance or skills, Lucille and Spencer are a perfect match for each other. Just what an amazing couple they are!" "Holy crap, the way they gaze at each other! I'm smiling so much that I'm getting a cramp." "Their relationship is basically like a soap opera that we have to fill in with our imagination." Spencer said with his low, magnetic voice, "It's up to you."

As husband and wife. Forever.

"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.