The Engagement Annulment Novels & Stories

they had raised for twenty years, had been lying all along. The Sinclair family fell apart. … After Cameron returned to Somera, the first thing he did was break off the engagement. He placed the engagement ring on the table in front of my parents. “I’m not going through with this marriage.” Moon’s face turned pale. “Cameron, what are you saying?” “I’m saying the engagement is over.” “Have you lost your mind? You’re breaking off our engagement for a woman who already left?” Moon screamed. Cameron looked at her. There was no warmth in his eyes.

Both Paul and I growled at him. "If that happens to find its way into the tabloid, I will hold both you and Emily responsible for it. Never call her that again. You have found your way into the moon family. Your cousin should dig elsewhere," I told him, and Chloe held his hand with all her might. "Still, there is a six-month separation period before you can officially announce the end of the engagement. I went through your laws and found that both of you have to table the matter to the former Alpha and give valid reasons why you want to end the engagement, or it won't be valid." David said, and uncle Caleb began to laugh.

Snorting, Gideon continued, "Back then, it was your father who insisted on arranging our marriage, but now, you're the one who came running over here to break off the engagement. You and your father sure know how to put on a good show. Who are you turning your nose up at, huh? "If the engagement is to be terminated, I'm the one who gets to decide, not you. Pass me a pen and a piece of paper!" Ian swiftly passed the pen and paper over, and with a great flourish, Gideon wrote out an agreement saying that the engagement was annulled. "You can leave now!" After tossing the agreement at Lavinia, Gideon turned around and walked off, feeling extremely furious. There he was wondering who had come. H

My secretary pulled out a few pieces of sticky notes from her pocket. "These are the first ones," she said, handing me one sticky note. "I understand that living with a wife you never wanted has been incredibly challenging. After a month, you can initiate the annulment process. I'll talk to your parents about it, but it can't be hurried. Their anniversary is on the 28th. By the way, allow me to cook for you for a month-Myla." My secretary sighed heavily. "I can't stomach Ms. Myla's cooking anymore, Sir."

"You've lied to me, and I've lied to you, so we're even now. Shall we take a break and cool down before we continue talking?" "No more." Catelyn took off the ring on her finger and handed it to Cedrick. "From now on, the engagement is annulled, and this ring will be returned to you." Cedrick was mystified to see how Catelyn could be so heartless. He gritted his teeth and said, "Whatever I've given has never been returned to me!" "Since you don't want it either, then I'll just throw it away." "Don't you dare!" Cedrick's eyes lit up in anger, grabbing Catelyn tightly.

Ch-10 "The literal thing. I asked you to cancel the engagement, not the marriage," he said with a sigh making Rahul frown. "What do you mean, Arjun?" he asked. "She is not in the position to wake up and attend the ceremony. And in the olden days, there is nothing called engagement. Both sides of the family exchange Thamboolam and the presence of the bride and groom are just for show. I guess we have to go with that," Arjun said.

I hesitate to answer his call but then I know I need to face him. "Dad," I greeted. {"What happened between you and Eugene Hailey?"} I took a deep sigh before answering. Maybe the news had reached him that Eugene had already filed an annulment. "Eugene and I are ok, dad. We're still friends." Eugene's annulment paper also arrived only yesterday. It seems like it's been a long time rather than Hunter and I was then. Eugene went through the right process while Hunter and I used money.

I wanted to be your equal, so we could lead a wonderful life together. "That's enough. You can drop the act now." I pulled out my phone and played an audio recording. Sheryl's voice echoed from the device, saying, "I want to call off our engagement, Felix. The two of us will walk our own paths and have nothing to do with each other from this day forth." I asked, "Do you have short-term memory loss or something? You're the one who said you wanted to cancel the engagement last night at the banquet." Sheryl looked utterly flabbergasted. "No. No, it's not like that. I wasn't being honest. I was just too scared at the time. Please, I'm begging you!"

“I’ve been calling Lena for days and she hasn’t answered me once. What the hell is going on.” “She’s not here,” I reply. Beth turns slowly, arms crossing. “What does that mean, she’s not here.” “It means we are divorced,” I snap. “She left.” Beth just stares at me for a second, like she’s trying to decide if I’m joking. “What the fuck do you mean, you are divorced,” she says finally. “I mean exactly what I said,” I reply. “It’s done we are over.” She lets out a sharp laugh that has no humor in it. “You are full of shit.”

It suddenly occurred to me that I still hadn't given the relatives and friends who cared about me a proper explanation for the broken engagement. Simon was performing so passionately online. If I stayed silent, it would almost look as if I were in the wrong. It was time to draw a line. I opened my social feed. No photos—just a short, direct statement. [Due to fundamental differences between Simon Aldrich and myself regarding expectations for our future life, after careful consideration, both parties have agreed to terminate the engagement. All related arrangements have been halted with immediate effect. All wedding gifts previously received were handled solely by Simon; I have not accepted o