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“My wedding was fine, nothing special for an unwanted wedding and an unwanted bride.” The thought still stung when I thought about it. Not that I had thought about me and Luciano getting close to each other and becoming a loving couple the day after my wedding, but the idea that he might prefer to be outside and not at home because of me still woke that disgusted feeling of being unwanted.

"Fair point, but I’m not married to anyone now. I’m single—no one’s going to cause you trouble." "So… who was your wife? Is she still alive?" "Yes. We’re still on good terms. We’re like casual acquaintances now, as if we were never married." "What’s her name?" Her curiosity didn’t bother me. It’s normal, I thought. Any woman would likely be intrigued if the subject of her man’s ex-wife came up. Sabiana was still young—too young, and even a virgin before tonight. I understood her worries; she didn’t want any unnecessary drama.

“Dad, don't treat this dude like a celebrity. He's not someone to be respected by the Blake's. He's not worth half of our fortune and his reign is in New Jersey not there. Tell him directly that he's an asshole. Who married a woman for two years and never consummated the union? Which man sends his wife to jail innocently and comfortably sleeps at night with his eyes closed? Tell him to free Aurora from that yoke he still calls marriage. I am 100% behind Aurora's decision. He has no right to Elsie in any way. She's not his daughter” Jimmy stuttered. “Jimmy, you were not there when Adrian and Ava were married. You have only listened to your sister's words. Do you care to know why their marriag

"Madam, sorry, you should read it." Beverley looked suspiciously at the man. She lowered her gaze and looked at the words, 'Special Rules for Unwanted Marriage by Mr. Oliver'. "…." Hell. This is hell!

She tried a lot to handle that unwanted marriage but her husband never returned home and in two months, he had not even spoken to her with love even twice. To pay off the debt of the club, she accepted to work among alcoholics because she wanted to save her marriage but it could not go positively. She did not know that for the marriage for which she was giving herself pain, her husband will lose that marriage in gambling. The marriage which Adrian made a bet, people had made that marriage a blot of slander which she had on her existence. Sara Owen could not hold back her tears and buried her face in her trembling palm, crying with the depth of her heart. Her body was shivering as if she has

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“So, you don’t care about that either?” “Are you kidding? The most incredible woman in the world has agreed to be my wife. It is everything I have ever wanted. I don’t care HOW we get married. I just want to marry you. I want you to call me husband. I want to make you happy. The rest just never mattered to me.” Levi clears his throat and smiles. “I have an idea, if you are interested. You both clearly wish to be married as soon as possible. But with as little stress as possible, correct?”

my mother whispered. “Yes,” he said. “Three weeks ago.” My father blinked. “Oh.” It sounded like the smallest word in the world. But it carried so much. “So you’re married?” Lia demanded. “In principle,” Alexander replied. “Without ceremony. Without eyes.” He glanced at me. “We didn’t want this life to start with fear.”

"Can not I? Your reputation is hanging by a thread. The bored needs stability. Your current condition is enough to oust you as CEO. All your enemies need to do is create one more scandal and it is all over." I had wanted to fight and to rage against his ultimatum. But the empire my grandfather had built and my father had expanded, I could not let it crumble because of me. "Fine," I had spat the word like it was poison. "I will marry her." I stared at my wedding ring which felt heavy on my finger. Kate Delacroix was the perfect society wife. Although she had the... A sudden pain shot through my chest and a groan slipped past my lips. I stumbled forward, gripping the desk to brace myself. The