The Engagement Annulment Novels & Stories

“He's five years older than me? Impossible. Too old. I don't like." Bertha stubbornly refused to listen to her father's advice. Right now she has no intention of starting love again, let alone getting engaged and getting married, she doesn't even think about this issue. “He's only twenty-eight years old. Isn’t your ex-husband five years older than you?” Bertha choked. “This is not the same. This matter is non-negotiable, you quickly cancel the engagement." Mr. Tabitha's voice became even more hoarse. “The engagement cannot be annulled... I agreed yesterday. I promised Mr. Miller, three days later at the cleansing party, I will announce your engagement.”

"You're the future lady of the Marino family, and you let an outsider touch you! You've humiliated me!" "Future lady?" I laughed lightly. "Vincenzo, did you forget? I'm not anymore." "I won't allow it!" he roared. "I don't agree! Who gave you permission to annul the engagement?" "I had every right to." My voice was cold and resolute. "Our engagement was nothing but a verbal agreement for the sake of family interests from start to finish. It was never notarized. Legally speaking, we have no relationship whatsoever."

"Mr. Carlson, your ex-wife has been grievously wronged. How do you respond?" The room crackled with anticipation—a clear showdown between Cedric's past and present loves. All awaited his thoughts eagerly. As the room erupted with more questions and flashing cameras, Evander tried to regain control. However, Cedric’s commanding voice suddenly dominated the room. "I have annulled my engagement with Vivienne." The room buzzed with energy as journalists scrambled to grasp the implications—Cedric was announcing the termination of his engagement with Vivienne! "Mr. Carlson, is this annulment due to Ms. Kerrigan's actions against Ms. Luxford involving your child?"

They both look beautiful, but unfortunately, tonight is the night where they will annul their engagement so wearing that beautiful outfit seemed like a waste. The ceremony continued on. Why does it feel very long before the moment where they annul their engagement? I couldn’t seem to sit still. Finally, after some time, they finally declared their annulment and I left the seat to continue with my plan to kill the Baron. *** (Cecilia’s POV) I grasped my hands tightly as I saw the scenes in front of me unfold. Will this really be okay to just easily annul the engagement just to be engaged to me? I just stared at them when they walked to the front of the king.

I looked at the rippling surface of the tea on the coffee table. In the end, I held firm. “Mrs. Yorks, neither of us loves the other anymore. There’s no need to keep hurting each other.” Joel’s father sighed. Clearly understanding our family’s stance, he stopped Joel’s mother from further persuading us and instructed the housekeeper to bring out the engagement documents. I finally let out a breath of relief, watching the two copies of the engagement contract be torn apart, burned, and reduced to ashes. I made one last request. “Mr. and Mrs. Yorks, please don’t announce this publicly yet. Let’s take things slowly.”

A sinking feeling washed over me as the thought resurfaced: Does Darcus still have feelings for Aisha? "Do you think I'm still committed to Aisha?" Darcus's voice interrupted my thoughts, and his concerned expression caught my attention. "Technically, my mother didn't sign the annulment papers because the dragon rules require both parents to sign to end a political marriage. However, I will announce that Aisha and I are no longer engaged at today's party, effectively canceling the engagement." "I'm sorry for getting angry at you, Darcus. And I don't know what happened with the wind enchantment," I worried, thinking about how I couldn't control my magic and the potential harm it could have ca

“Otherwise, let’s go to the city hall to get ourselves a certificate of marriage first so that I can send it to Mr. Southern. “If your father is happy with the outcome, he might even unfreeze your card. And if you regret it later and don’t want to stay married to me, then you can always dissolve the engagement after that. What do you think?”

She felt the tightening grip of Shane’s hand on her shoulder as the tension kept rising. “I want to proceed with the annulment,” Audrey said. She got away from Shane’s hold and took a step away from him. “I don’t want to see you argue over someone irrelevant like me. As for marriage, I don’t care about it anymore. Shane and I already wasted our five years shackled in a relationship that would never work no matter what we do. It turned out that love isn’t always reciprocated. Let’s all move on. I’m so tired of this,” she said in a matter-of-fact voice. “I heard that the annulment papers were burnt. I’ll call my lawyer to prepare a new one then we could sign it together. The earlier, the bette

“For the record, Anna isn’t what you think. She and Vincent go way back. Childhood playmates. They were even engaged once.” Isabella’s brain short-circuited so hard she almost tripped over her own sneakers. “What do you mean were? Aren’t they still engaged?” Julian looked positively delighted. “No. Families arranged it. Very sweet, very old-money. But then his father died. Things… changed. The engagement dissolved.” Isabella blinked hard, her stomach twisting. She told herself it was just curiosity—just shock—but the rising feeling in her chest said otherwise. “Vincent’s family never really stopped seeing Anna as family, though,” Julian added, almost as an afterthought.