Novel & Cerita The Marriage Counsellor

He was also the only person in the room who gave Aren a quick nod rather than a bow when we entered. Aren introduced me to the dark-blonde man with the coffee cup, "Chris, this is my wife, Cora," before shifting his gaze to me. "Sunshine, this is Christopher Valentine, an excellent martial artist, and military operations specialist." Chris reached out his hand, a smug smirk crossing his lips. "I was dying to meet you, Cora. Hear a lot about you." I smiled nervously, shaking his hand. "Nice to meet you too… I think."

It's not possible" she mumbled to herself "You're having a hard time in your marriage? "Uhm.. well...not really' "I'm Josephine, a marriage counselor and therapist. You're welcomed to visit me at my office and we can have a cool one on one talk on how to fix your marriage. I know, I read books but most times...my inspiration on how to solve issues comes from the stories and issue before me and not by what I've read from bunch of books. Here's my business card" "Ain't you here to read?

Jung-So's words made her stunned. "Stop it." Soo-Yun immediately pushed him away. "What are you doing, I am married and happy with my husband." She stammered trying to sound brave but failing miserably since her hands were trembling slightly. "I know he is not who you really love or deserve." Jung-So sighed deeply. "Are you out of your mind?" He stood up and scoffed. "Don't forget about that stupid marriage certificate, remember that it is fake." Soo-Yun's eyes widened as she stared at Jung-So with shock and disbelief. "How could you?" She yelled standing in front of him, pointing her finger at him. "We love each other. Jun-Sang loves me and our marriage is not fake." She answered him in rag

"Argh. Annoying. Just leave her be." Marvin scratched his head; he did not understand his superior's train of thought. Leaving a woman with the status of a wife for a girl who had left him. He even assumed that his boss had been under a spell that made him love that woman so much while neglecting his wife. "Very well, I will book a ticket for you, Sir." Melvin nodded his head. "Good, good," he muttered softly while pacing back and forth. A happy expression was visible on his face.

After all, those kinds of things are better found out by one’s self, Sebastian smirked at the thought, he just can’t imagine how heartbroken Kayden would be when he comes to know. Mr. Connell seemed very happy to hear about the marriage, it wouldn’t surprise him that after his discharge tomorrow he would fly down just to meet the lucky girl. How should he break it to him that Kayden married a gold-digger? “Sebastian, would you come with me, I need to meet Kayden’s wife?” Mr. Connell’s voice brought Sebastian back from his clouded thoughts. “He would be quite surprised if we all go there; we should all dine together, like family, like we used to.”

He out of everyone else should be knowing of what the consequences a human has to face after they fail the marriage trials. "Hmm. I have thought about it and I have come to make a decision." He still does not look at me, which is very unusual of the man who looks down on everyone. "Okay. Um, please tell me what it is." I guess it's too dramatic but I believe I have to be very polite to survive. I hate this life! "Yes. You already are well aware that our marriage is not possible." I nod my head. "But you will be facing consequences if you don't get married to someone."

he elaborated his plan more. "I...um—" she mumbled but then, held her tongue because she couldn't decide well. "Please, Ms. Carlson, accept my offer. Just for your information, Ms. Carlson, I am dying. Okay? I have prostate cancer. I found out that I have an illness three months ago, and that's the reason why I told my son to get married as soon as possible before I give him all of my inheritance. Because he will only receive them once he got married and last for at least 6 months of their marriage, or until I die. So, will you help me? I still believe, Ms. Carlson, that my son can change. He's a good son but not until, his mother died and I know that's my fault, that's why we are not on goo

“Charles, don’t you remember? I'm your wife, we just got married a few days ago. Or is marriage only a game for you? You mean you can have or abandon me whenever you like?” Out of exhaustion or maybe because he was drunk, Charles seemed to have completely lost consciousness. “Marriage?” He drunkenly looked at Sarah. “What is marriage? Is it good? Or is it just a paper? Do you think we must be together after registering? Sarah, did you really think I would be with one woman all of my life? Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!” He laughed loudly.

Motioning them to take a seat, he opened a drawer and removed a file. That was it! thought Rachel slouching her shoulders in defeat. She should have known better. Devin wasn’t one who gave up easily. As if sensing her distress, Jake gave her a reassuring look but couldn’t quite mask his own worry. “These are the papers you’ve both signed in accordance with the codicil. Unfortunately, it does not certify a marriage yet,” he adapted an aura of diplomacy and professionalism completely different from the one he had before. “What?” exclaimed Jake. “If we are not really married, what the hell was that all about?”

she said and the murmurings resumed. Hmm. Well, I guess Kurt and I were amongst the 99% left. “Yeah – but I wanna tell you, I strongly advise against s*x before marriage,” the counselor said. “Like you’re still a v*rgin”, Kurt scoffed and unfortunately, the rest of the people in the class got to hear it. Oh, God! The counselor cringed and waved it aside and resumed what she was saying. “Um…so, like I was saying, I strongly advise against s3x before marriage. I mean, what if you two break up and don’t end up together? You need to keep your dignity for your Mr. Right.