Sir How About Marriage Novels & Stories

" What is that ?? " " We don't love each other... If you compel us to marry, it will be a marriage of convenience. We would never be happy. I love someone else.. she loves Sagar. What kind of a marriage it would be. I don't want to spoil many lives, to make three of you happy. "

"Rather, we don't need any marriage paper or marriage certificate or marriage registration." "What do you mean by that?" "You know what I mean, just don't do that." Giving a small smile Myra stood up to get prepared for the new challenge.

"What's this?" "Wait, you can't read? Wow! I'll have to read it for …" "Shut up. I can read," she replied angrily and went through the document. "Wow!" "Isn't it amazing? This is practically the solution to our problem. We both don't want this marriage, anyway. So, we shouldn't allow it to be a hindrance to our happiness." Rhoda nodded. "Open marriage?" "I know you have a boyfriend. I've heard you call him a couple of times and you know I have a girlfriend, too. So, we can both be with the ones we love without feeling restricted. Freedom. You get what I mean?"

"The next step? What step is before marriage? Isn't it engagement? I can't do either because I'm a married man already, Lizzy." "Silly boy. I know that already but you said she is ready to divorce you. So while we wait, I don't want to wait apart. Let's get in the habit of being a true couple. Let's live together." "Don't look so surprised I've mentioned this as an option before. It's normal. Everyone does it, so why can't we?" Lizzy asked as she noticed Copeland sliding his hand from under hers. "This isn't no light matter, Lizzy. My parents, our parents, will not approve of us living together. That's why I've never moved in here with you."

"Let's meet at the Next Cafe tomorrow at 12 pm." *** The next day, when we met, Drex handed me a document that immediately piqued my curiosity. "What's this?" I inquired, giving him a suspicious look. "Please read through it; it's the best solution I could come up with," he urged. I opened the document, and it was titled "Marriage Contract." As I perused its contents, it outlined the rules we would have to abide by: - Rule No. 1: Divorce after 5 years.

Someone beautiful. Someone glamorous. Someone perfect. "I’m not talking about a real marriage here.” His frown was back, his voice as steady and calm as a patient teacher speaking to a slow student. “It would be a marriage on paper and would only last a year, max. We wouldn’t even have to go through the charade of a big wedding. We could marry privately with only the minimum witnesses required to make it legal.”

"Do you know why Summer and Michael are getting married even though it is clear they don't love each other?" Slowly Asher shook his head. "Care to share?" He refused to let Sarah know she had peaked his interest. "Power." Sarah responded simply with a shrug. "Marriage alliances happen in this world all the time." Marriage alliance? The word sounded so foreign to Asher. In this day and age did they even still do things like that he wondered absently. "You're so naive Asher." Sarah quipped rolling her eyes. "The sooner you grow up the better."

Sarah concluded. Anne was speechless. "Anne, Lucas and you should just get married. Skip the dating part…it'll be much better." Anne was annoyed. "Why are you mentioning this again?" "You have to get married one day. Do you want to be single forever?" Sarah asked.

Richard waved as he turned on the ignition and sped off. After Stella was done with her office work that morning, she took her cellphone and logged in on her social media to give a new update on her official page on F******k and I*******m, where she connects with different kinds of people and fortunately, she has a large audience who engage her posts. "Marriage between a man and woman is ordained of God. Keeping your marriage is mandatory, be ready to make sacrifices, endure, and definitely, you will enjoy. Marriage is sweet, marriage is bliss, marriage is..."She typed as she made the post.

A blue butterfly caught her eye, but she returned her gaze to him. "No. Marriage is a sanctity that one must preserve. Separation is only possible if one departs from this world." "But isn't that too restricting? An eternity spent with just one person. What if you later realize that you don't like the person?" "Marriage is a choice. With no option for a divorce, one does not rush into it. It is a meticulously thought-out process. To answer your question, marriage is neither a compulsion nor an obligation. There is no societal pressure to which they feel compelled to conform. It is purely a choice."