Suddenly, I'm Married Novels & Stories

I said simply. He rolled his eyes and looked disgusted before pointing to today's date itself. I'm right, huh? "You dumb! You're really numb! It's July 14th and you got married on April 14th!" she almost rolled her eyes at me. "It means you've been married for 3 months now!" I just frowned and looked at her in wonder. "Oh, yeah...it's been three months," It feels like it’s just yesterday when I found out that mommy was going to marry me to some stranger. I don't expect us to last like this. Well, our married life will really work because I and Callum don't interfere in each other's business.

In our world, weakness isn’t a conversation—it's a death sentence. Ryan strolled in, looking as self-assured as ever. "Still don’t understand your sudden marriage move, boss. To someone else’s wife, no less. You did the whole thing in her absence, and now the word’s out. Everyone knows you’re married." He settled into the chair across from me, raising an eyebrow.

Husband and wife. Meaning I was married. No. No, that couldn't be right. The memory shattered, and I gasped, my body jerking back to reality. My hands clutched at the closet door, nails digging into the wood. My heart slammed against my ribs, a wild, frantic rhythm. That wasn't a dream. That wasn't my imagination. It was real. I had been married. A cold wave of disbelief crashed over me. I could barely breathe around the weight of it. My fingers tightened against the closet, grounding myself, but the truth had already sunk in. This wasn't some fragmented illusion. This was my life.

I took a deep breath and began to recount the bizarre turn of events, revealing our impulsive marriage, and the impending family dinner. Matthew's laughter reverberated through the phone. "Hahaha, man, you must be joking! You got married just like that? How drunk were you?" I sighed, realizing I was going to have to convince him this was no prank. "Matthew, I wish I could say it was a joke, but I'm married to Madison now. We both signed the papers and everything. I needed to make my mum leave me the fuck alone!." There was a moment of silence, followed by Matthew's more serious tone. "Alright, man, let me get this straight. You met her at the club, had some wild night, and now you're married

AMAYA'S POV How exactly did I suddenly got married? I should at least remember something, right? How drunk were we last night? I thought it was good enough that I woke up with none of my clothes missing but ended up being married. Hugo and I stayed sitting on opposite sides of the bed silent. We are both trying to remember everything that has happened. Did perhaps someone come inside the room and suddenly call out a priest? Or a judge? There needs to be a lot of files to get a marriage certificate, have they gotten mine already? Is this a fake one? But no, I don't think so. I am holding the marriage certificate in my hands right now and I don't see any fake infringement. Everything seems ori

He led her away by the elbow and he never looked back, to him, I was just a glitch in his day. I went back to the kitchen, my chest feeling tight and heavy, I finished the rest of my shift like a ghost, cleaning machines and stacking mugs until my manager finally gave me the nod. “You’re done for the night. Go home.” I didn't wait at all, I pushed through the back door and leaned against the cold brick wall in the alley, finally pulling the phone from my pocket to see what the distraction was. Five missed calls. One text. 'I got married!' I read it three times, the city noise felt like it was fading away until I couldn't hear anything else. Married? My mother had been chasing "soulmates" for

Mom asks me, knowing how much I love to shop with her. " That's great. What about having a spa day as well?" I suggest. There are lots of things I want to ask Mom. Of course, something personal as well. Since I am now with a romantic relationship with William. I was new to that kind of relationship when I got married to William. It was only a bittersweet experience except for our bed activities. But I want to learn about a perfect marriage life. How to deal with any kind of situation that we will face. Life is certainly not a fairytale. Only love can't help to solve anything. I want to think practical and realistic. And I will do anything to keep our relationship better. I don't know if we w

“And if I hadn’t been the class cleaner back then, you wouldn’t have caught me outside the classroom.” Chase hugged me tighter. “Let’s get married again, Baby. This time, I want to marry you not out of obligation, not because we need to prove something, but because we both want to.” I laughed, turned to face him, and cupped his cheeks. “You have already given me my dream wedding, so now it’s your turn. Grey, how do you want to marry me?” He grinned and gave me a quick kiss. “Actually… it’s happening right now,” he said, brimming with excitement.

"It's about our company, sweetie. Three years ago, something bad happened at the hotel with our business partner in Singapore, and the news of that spread. Other investors heard about it, they took their shares, and our company weakened; we are trying to save it, but no one really trust us. So now, the only way is to sell or the ......... MARRIAGE. " Wait, why didn't I know about that? I always watch the news or read news paper, but why I haven't heard about it? And what did you just say?? A what? A MARRIAGE?? "MARRIAGE?" I'm nervous, because I know I'm the one to get married as I'm the only child, but I haven't fully recovered yet. I'm twenty-six years old, I can get married, but I can't ev

Brain nodded and quickly went downstairs. "I'll go first!" I told Matthew and quickly followed Brain. Although my marriage with Matthew was only a contract marriage, in my heart I was still extremely nervous. I never thought about getting married, or even falling in love before. Every day I had to work at the shop until 10 pm. There was a little time for me to study and of course no time for love. I never thought that one day I would suddenly get married in this way. I encouraged myself that my life would get better. No need to worry at all, I had solved the money problem, other problems could be solved later.