The Flash Marriage After Betrayal Novels & Stories

Tiffany said, her tone teetering between frustration and disbelief. I sighed, rubbing my temples. “Okay, look. It’s not as awful as it sounds.” “Not as awful as it sounds?” Bethany's voice lacked warmth. “Yeah. We got married on the night of my bachelorette party,” I blurted out. Only then did I realize just how truly awful it sounded. "You have just informed us that you married a man you barely knew, even before your wedding day, and then neglected to inform us." Tiffany leaned back with a loud scoff. “Who even does that? Is this some kind of post-breakup rebound thing? Because, Kaia, this is… extreme.”

"So, you don't need to worry that Ryan will change. His feelings for you will always remain intact. Those who change their hearts, lose patience, or love someone else after marriage are people with bad character, fickle, and untrustworthy." "But you should trust in Ryan and his loyalty. He is a kind person. He will always maintain kindness and indulgence towards you." "Don't think of marriage as something scary and distant. It's simply two people who love each other sharing a home, experiencing peaceful and warm days together." After hearing this, Aurora relaxed and felt comfortable. She looked at Lani with emotion. "It's true that those who have experienced have a deeper perspective. But le

"You forgave me once before, didn't you? You were always so understanding. Why are you making such an ugly scene now?" "Don't let your personal feelings destroy the family alliance. The wedding is in a week. You'd better take some time alone and clear your head." Staring at my chat history with Giovanni, I gave my cold reply. "No need to wait. The wedding is off." "Rafael, I told you. I don't tolerate betrayal in my world." Before I could end the call, he exploded. "Off? Are you insane? The engagement party just ended. All Five Families are watching the Mancinis and Valentinos join forces, and you pull a stunt like this? Is this your way of testing my limits?"

However, it was good that Christian made it straightforward. Jessica held her mother’s arm and took her along with her into the door. She began to tell her how she met Christian, how they got married in a flash and why they decided to conceal their marriage for the moment... Of course, she skipped the part about the fact she had sex with Christian in Paris, just telling her that Adam betrayed her while Christian came up in time and healed her heart... Until Christian asked his man to bring her their marriage license, Madam Bush finally accepted the fact. But at the same time, her face got gloomy.

Of course Adrian Blackwell would vanish at dawn like some phantom CEO with better things to do than acknowledge his new wife. “Figures,” she muttered, swinging her legs to the floor. Her robe slid over her bare shoulders, soft as clouds, but she wasn’t here to enjoy luxury. This marriage wasn’t a fairytale. It was a chess move, and Adrian thought he was the grandmaster. Last night replayed in her mind like a flashing reel: the ex-girlfriend clawing at Adrian on the driveway, shouting about how the marriage couldn’t be real; Elena grabbing him, kissing him hard enough to shut them both up; the bodyguards hauling the screaming woman off. Adrian’s stunned face as Elena dragged him inside and sl

I hissed, but he smiled maniacally. "I missed you," he said, and before I could react, he leaned in and kissed me. My body froze, memories of our past rushing back—the happy moments, the love we once shared. But then I remembered his betrayal, and anger surged through me. I pushed him away forcefully, gasping when I caught sight of a pair of familiar, piercing eyes glaring daggers at us. Arrow. My contract husband. The realization hit me like a freight train. I scoffed inwardly. It’s just a contract, anyway.

While holding Katleah's hand, Marco spoke first. "Katleah, Babe, do you remember the first time we met? You slapped me in the face...?" When he smiled at Katleah, it caused the young lady to flush. "The moment I laid eyes on you, I knew without a shadow of a doubt that you were the one I would spend the rest of my life with. Thank you for that one slap that made me realize that your beauty, heart, and mind inspire me to be the best person I can be. I'm not saying I can promise you a perfect marriage, but I promise to do my best as your husband. I pledge to share in your joys and sorrows, wipe away your tears with my hands and love, give you a fair share of my wealth and honors, and spend as

That was enough to drive anyone over the edge. The way he had divorce her was heartless... And still he cut her off completely. It must have felt like a betrayal from somwoyshe trusted. I couldn’t help but think about how that must have left her feeling... Broken... Lost... And trying to heal. Pain... Anger... That's all her facial expressions... It was a mess. Marcus had really messed her up big time by taking everything from her... Her hard earn money... Her trust... And afterwards he left her empty. I could only imagine how she was feeling right now in my head. He left her empty and vanished like a ghost and she couldn't fine him anymore.

He still remembered waking up the next morning with no clear memory, only shame and the horrifying realization that he had betrayed Claire. When Vanessa revealed she was pregnant with Miguel, she refused to abort the child. The marriage began to crumble right before his eyes. Claire found out anyway. The pain in her eyes that day still haunted him — the betrayal, the disgust, the heartbreak. He lost her respect. He lost her love. She pulled away from him completely, becoming cold and distant. He tried everything to fix it, to earn her forgiveness, but the damage was too deep. Then came the car crash.

There it is. I knew this moment would come eventually. Just not today. Not when I already have twelve fires burning at once, Enid invading my thoughts more often than I care to admit, and a creeping suspicion in my chest that something about my past, the night that gave me Aurelia, isn’t as straightforward as I once believed. “Maris,” I begin slowly, choosing patience because anything else will worsen this. “My marriage is not your concern.” She laughs once, a bitter, brittle sound. “Not my concern? Cassian, you and I… we had something real.”