The Marriage Of Opposites Novels & Stories

I questioned, wanting his opinion. “Can’t you live not caring about your grandma’s fortune taking away from her?” he bit back, consuming the coffee. And I smile, showing my teeth. “Fair play. We don’t have any other way than this. What an ill fate!” I commented, and he nodded in agreement. “I had four bargains for this marriage,” I began. “One, I can do what I want as long as it doesn’t ruin our families.” “Fair, so am I,” he said, revealing his drop-gorgeous smile. The pleasures in his countenance, pondering for a second. “That’s a new one, huh.”

Allegra said, "But how long will this last? What if I end up getting disappointed in this marriage? It's not like he's going to magically change overnight. Who knows? Maybe he'll just get bored of me like he has with everything else in his life." I won't. I won't ever get bored of you. I had already imagined getting old and wrinkly with you so that's gotta count for anything. Delilah sighed, "Love can surprise you, Allegra. Don't think too hard, forget those what-ifs and just try to give it a chance. Do you think I ever imagined myself falling in love with someone as intimidating as Lorenzo?" "I agree," Evangeline added, "Nikolai and I were opposites and now we can't imagine our life without

Despite their differences and the challenges they faced, she knew they were stronger together than they were apart. As they sat together in the quiet solitude of their home, surrounded by the gentle flicker of candlelight and the soft murmur of distant music, Drea realized how far they had come on their journey together. Their marriage, once seen as a transactional arrangement, had blossomed into a partnership built on mutual respect, trust, and a growing love that defied all expectations.

The whole point of our marriage is based on a contract we both made—you would know that,'' I reply. He chuckles, ''I know that, Kenna. I'm just teasing you because who knows? You two might have had some fun, last night. Anything can happen,'' He leans in to whisper near my ear, ''Like they say . . . opposites attract and you both have different sex organs that would fit.'' He adds. ''You're disgusting,'' I smack his arm and he groans, not liking the fact that he has gotten more smacks from me than anything else.

Apart from my father and two of my colleagues, all the rest of the guests are there on behalf of my father and Yvana. The pastor reads biblical verses, coating it gives us advice on marriage which, far from being a long calm river, is strewn with obstacles and temptations. At the end of his sermon, place for the signing of the marriage certificate. But before we sign them, he asks the fateful question that registrars are wont to ask in all marriages - Is there anyone who wants to oppose this marriage? After about a minute of silence, the pastor takes the floor again and says - If there isn't one that...

"I see you. Completely. Enhanced. Flawed. Powerful. Humans. Damaged. Healing. All of it. Every piece. Every contradiction. Every impossible combination of things that shouldn't work together but do." "I see you too. Brooding billionaire who became a gentle father. Cold tycoon who became a passionate partner. Man who married me for strategy and stayed for love." "I'm still staying. For love. For you. For my family. For life we built from impossible circumstances and better choices." He pulled her close. "Would you do it again? If you could go back? Would you accept the forced marriage knowing everything that came after?" "In a heartbeat. Because the cage was never the marriage. The marriage f

“Congratulations in advance, Ma’am on your daughter’s wedding. Marriage in my opinion is like building a brick house on marsh. It could go wrong and at the same time turn out perfectly. But I can’t be too practical because then again, there is no fixed manual for what it is and how it works. I just know that as long as you are with a person who can tolerate, care, and understand what it means to be in it with you, then it might be the best thing to ever happen.”

As expected in a community where the tradition of arranged marriages was celebrated, Paulo was literally swarmed by hordes of parents wanting to fix a romantic date for their daughters with Paulo De Luca. However, ever since they were kids, Paulo and Moira Viscoli had been very close; and it was almost written in the stars that the two would wind up together as a couple. So the De Lucas and Viscolis entered into a marriage pact on behalf of their children. And when Paulo finally proposed to Moira, she just had to say ‘Yes’; everybody expected her to because it was already pronounced that a girl who turned down Paulo’s proposal would either be insane or gay.

Now that Amanda understood that Oriaga had targeted her, the man was realizing his obsession without a hitch. A wedding is supposed to be truly happy because a pair of people will become one, but Oriaga made Amanda's judgment about marriage different. Marriage is a way for a person to bind a partner so that it is easy to control them in Amanda's eyes. ***

, Scar said. "I already said no Scar...I'm not gonna marry that insolent asshole just for money...marriage is not a joke you know" "I don't really know what's wrong with you...why do you hate Liam so much? He's every girl's sweetheart, well, except you...but I just can't get why you're not into dudes...even if you dislike men, you shouldn't dislike Liam cause not only is he a man but a god, and that god is asking you to marry him, and here you are behaving like a nut case…