The Engagement Annulment Novels & Stories

"This is our night." I didn't so much as give her a look. I stepped forward, Selene's hand warm in mine, and raised my voice above the buzz of whispers. "Thank you all for coming to this joyous celebration," I began. "Even though I was not aware of this gathering, I have decided to make use of it to make an announcement." The room quieted, every eye fixed on me. "I want to address something once and for all. From today onwards, Kayla and I have no plans of getting married. The engagement has been cancelled."

I agreed, so I cancelled my first practice appointment just to meet him. Maybe someone would get confused about the engagement party. How can two people get engaged without knowing each other or without even seeing each other? Well, this is just a contractual marriage, so to be intimate with each other isn't necessary. We just need to be in this marriage for a year and after that, we'll go our separate ways again. "Ten minutes. No, five minutes. Five more minutes and if he still doesn't show up, I'm gonna leave and I won't show up until the engagement party." I murmured in a low voice as I wandered my eyes around the restaurant.

“You want a show? Here’s your goddamn show.” He turned to the crowd, arms raised. “Ladies and gentlemen,” he said, voice suddenly loud and controlled, back in performance mode. “As you can see, my fiancée has had a mental break—fueled by trauma and delusions. I do not condone her actions, but for the sake of her health and safety, I agree—” “Say it,” I snarled. “The engagement.” He swallowed. “I hereby annul the engagement,” he said slowly, like the words cost him something. “Valencia Nightingale is no longer bound to me by law or promise.”

She forced herself to remain calm, "Old master, your grandson, and my daughter have signed an agreement. It does not seem appropriate for you to cancel the engagement like this." "Actually, this is not my intention. It is the intention of the old lady when she was alive. As long as the elders of the two families agree to the annulment of the engagement, then this matter will not have any legal effect." Old Master Grafton said confidently. "The old lady has passed away. The will she left behind did not mention this matter. So, old master, it's not that we don't agree. But. . . This agreement cannot be canceled." Minlan also replied very calmly.

He turned away. “Nicholas!” He looked back at her. “Oui, chère?” She gritted her teeth in revulsion at the endearment before answering, “It's over. This engagement is over.” “You cannot do that, Mademoiselle. It was promised. Your uncle set this up in writing—” “My uncle is dead, Monsieur. His will states that any indiscretion is grounds for annulment. This is finished and you know it.” He stared at her for a moment, his face grim, and then left the room.

"Then the engagement was canceled unilaterally by your father. It's not that I want to blame your father or anyone, I don't feel the impact either way or not on the engagement. Even when I returned to this country I did not care and did not think about you, until then I met Athena and found out that she lives with you. But even then it doesn't matter to me, I hope you don't feel bad." Alex smiled warmly. "I'm glad you brought it up, Manda. The engagement annulment felt like a stick between us, especially when you were Athena's best friend. This way maybe we can straighten things out and get rid of the bad feelings." Manda nodded her head. "Okay. But there is o

Delilah glared at Malfred on mentioning the last part. Malfred's face was as white as sheet, he didn't think that far, he fucking didn't even expect Delilah to carefully calculate the odds of that happening. "That won't happen." Malfred assures. "That's why the engagement is being annulled, you could sue me for defamation of character by association. Your engagement to Fiona isn't beneficial to me at all." Delilah says with no emotion.

She asked, "Theodore, what are you saying?" Theodore remained composed as he said, "I agreed to publicly announce the cancellation of the engagement to deal with rumors and the board of directors, but I did not agree to arrange another engagement." With that, the room fell silent. Sara was embarrassed and infuriated. She said, "With the previous engagement canceled, there naturally needs to be a new one. Our families have such a good relationship, and with the current cooperation between our companies, what is there to be dissatisfied with regarding this marriage?"

"What? Am I your pet, or did your family buy me out? Emil, you should check with your parents. Our engagement was canceled a long time ago. I'm single, and nothing is tying us together. "Whatever you do with Sarah is none of my business!" Emil was filled with disbelief. "W-what did you say? Is our engagement canceled? No, I object!" He sounded so worked up and determined that I was stunned for a moment. When I returned to my senses, I snapped, "I don't care whether you agree or not. The bottom line is, we never held an engagement ceremony, and you've never acknowledged me as your fiancée. "Moreover, you often go on dates with Sarah. Everyone knows that you guys are a couple. Honestly, it doe

How would a powerful man of high status like Gerald want someone who had been cast aside, and ended up becoming the talk of the town? Gerald responded in a frigid tone, "So what? I like married women." The crowd was flabbergasted. What was he talking about? Was he being serious? They reeled in shock. Larissa came back to her senses after a while. She slapped Gerald's hand away. She looked at Charmaine and sniggered. "It's true that I am engaged. But, since the groom didn't appear, the engagement was automatically annulled. Plus, what's your relationship with me again? Why is it even your business?"