روايات وقصص ضمن The Price Of Marriage

He approached her and wrapped his arms around her to comfort her. “I did not want this…” His mother continued to cry and his heart broke. “None of us did but it’s nothing that we won’t be able to weather.” “No, you don’t understand, Isaac. I didn’t want all this! The big life. I knew that marrying Mr. Ford would save me and my family from poverty and on top of that, you would be an heir. But I also knew that it would come with battles that I was not strong enough to fight.”

Out of sight, out of mind. Ivanna beamed with joy. She was waiting for Faye to ask her about this. “I, uh, got married last year and had my wedding in the Hilton Hotel. The cost of each banquet table was over 1,500 dollars. That was quite expensive. “I’m not as pretty as you, so I didn’t catch a man as great as yours. I only married a small business owner with a net worth of a few million. Oh right, your husband is jobless, no? He can work for my husband’s company. Since we’re old classmates, my husband will pay him well.”

THE WORD marriage was a big word for me. If ever you’ll enter into the sacrament of marriage, you must be ready for the lifetime commitment because marriage wasn’t just a stage of life where you wanted to marry someone at first then if you get tired, you’ll leave him or her. In the stage of marriage, there was no room for playing. People weren’t playing at this stage. Before two people enter this stage, you two must be very sure that you love each other and that both are willing to enter into a lifetime commitment. Being married to someone was the starting point where you will be building a family with your partner.

The old village chief had originally wanted to ask about the betrothal gifts, but the moment the check was written, he didn’t want to say any more. Usually, when a girl married, it would cost tens of thousands of dollars. A hundred thousand dollars could be considered a high price. That’s why all the young people from Adams Village wanted to go out of the village. If they really stayed here, they probably wouldn't even be able to marry. Now that Little Apple’s parents had given them so much money for their first meeting, there was nothing to be picky about. As for Owen, he was stunned and said something shameful, "How can such a piece of paper be used as 880,000 dollars?" Owen could not beli

A lavish wedding took place that Saturday night. Hosted at Oceana's number one hotel, located at Ashford City, the Azure Hotel, the event was flawlessly orchestrated without a hitch. Everything was put on the line to deliver an unforgettable reception as it was one of the most anticipated weddings for many parties. The wedding package for a thousand guests cost over one hundred thousand dollars. And that did not include decorations and other expenses. It was no surprise that the wedding embodied the dreams of women around the world. Luckily, Vlora was the star of the show that night.

I had forgotten how impatient he can be, I better get to the point "So what I am saying in conclusion is that for the past two years, Grandma and my Dad had been bugging me about getting married and all that, and I had turned a deaf ear to them because I was not interested in any marriage, but just a few months ago, Grandma made this threatening decision, that if I don't intend to get married in a certain period of time, I will have to step down as the acting CEO of Liv Luxe,” "So that means I never heard it wrong, Mia was right, so you're saying you had to marry him under duress, is that correct?" He asked.

I turned to my father, who had been silent since our arrival. He sighed heavily, "That's not the only issue; you'll be marrying a man old enough to be your uncle," he grasped my hands, his expression grave as he met my gaze, "But desperate times call for desperate measures, Zara. This marriage is our only option to avoid bankruptcy and homelessness." Tears began streaming down my cheeks as the weight of the situation sunk in. "But why me?" I protested softly. "What about Lena? She's older; she could handle this much better than me."

My marriage to Shaun Lowell began because of a community gathering. At that time, I had just turned twenty-seven, and all I heard from my mother was her constant nagging to get married. The pressure made me react in anger, and I made my way to flirt with Shaun, who looked like the most eligible bachelor in the entire gathering. But he was even more straightforward than I was. When he saw me, he said, “Do you want to get married? I’ll give you at least two hundred thousand dollars a month as allowance.”

"I'm sorry, but I'm not desperate yet to take your offer; I'll just find another job." Daphne stood up and looked at the man closely. Jacob grinned and shook his head. She was about to take a step when he spoke. "I will support your grandmothers' medical needs when you agree to marry me, Miss and after everything, I will pay you a million dollars after we divorce. It's simple, just marry me. We'll act like we're husband and wife, after I get my inheritance, I'll process the divorce paper right away and I'll pay you," he added.

The crisp beeps cut through their tearful confessions, coming across as absurdly mocking. Looking at Frederick, I said, "Back then, a simple hug cost $10,000. Prices are up now. Want me back? Sure. $100 million per hug." He blanched instantly. I ignored him and turned to Samuel. "A glance? Easy. The consultation fee is $50 million. Pay up front." He swayed, barely able to stand still. Finally, I turned to Theodore. "Marriage? Okay, but the line's long. Hmm... about 18 hot young guys ahead of you."