The Unwanted Marriage Pdf Novels & Stories

Caroline hurriedly waved her hands, begging for mercy. She sighed, “Liberty, it’s not like you don’t know the position I’m in. I can’t get married normally. I have to get someone to marry into my family and only a few good men are willing to do that. Those who are either mediocre or have ulterior motives. “I’m busy enough as it is and I don’t have the energy to have to guard against my would-be husband too. That’s why I’m not interested in getting married. “I’m not interested in getting to know anybody either. I’m worried that I’ll fall in love and then the guy won’t want to marry me. Wouldn’t that just be asking for pain?

She thought that it was their happy ending but she was so wrong it was just the start of her miserable life. Damon married Nina because that's the way of life. He liked Nina from his school life and she was his habit. But the truth is that Damon never wanted to marry her. One day, Something happened and Nina misunderstood that Damon was proposing to her. But he couldnt say that he was not proposing, he could never really say that he never wanted to marry her. He actually never wanted to marry anyone. But now here he was, married to Nina. Honestly, it was not as worst as he thought it to be. It was even pleasent to him at times. Nina was definitely an amazing wife. She made sure, she took car

Would he really go against the family’s expectations? What now? She was trapped in a dilemma. How was this going to end? "Calvin, listen to me—" "All the legal documents for this cooperation are complete. Whether or not you want to continue is no longer up to you. But let me remind you—exchanging benefits for marriage is doomed to be a waste of time. I suggest you make plans early and don’t waste your time." Anna blurted out in disbelief, "You… you want to back out of our marriage?"

“You will not speak of me, Lily, my family, or our marriage. In fact, you must never admit that we were married.” “And if I do speak of it, of us?” “Then I’ll ruin you completely.” “And what if…” I paused, the words catching in my throat. I wouldn’t cry, not here, not ever, and especially not in front of him. “What if I were pregnant?” “This again?” he groaned, placing his hand over his face. “It’s not going to happen.” “And if it did?” “Why won’t you accept it?” David asked, his cold precision like needles in my chest. “I only want children with the woman I love. Not some pathetic woman who I was forced to marry. You’re not worthy to be the mother of my child, you never were.”

Isla’s breathing changes, becomes shallow. I shake my head to clear the fog of desire that was starting to fill my mind. Magnus continues to stare at her with dark eyes filled with desire. He wants her. I understand this because I want her. The woman I married is not a breeder. She is not prey. It is likely that she would die in childbirth and even more likely that the little one would either die at birth or suffer until he did die. We cannot have her. We cannot keep her. We cannot breed her.

At first, he thought she might be seeing someone else. But she wasn’t. She simply didn’t want him. That made her his obsession. A hateful obsession. He courted her for six months before she finally gave him a chance—something he never expected. Then it took another three months before she agreed to marry him. And they got married. He didn’t marry her out of love. He married her because he wanted to possess her. To win. Beatrice believed he had been forced into the marriage. But only he knew the truth.

“But why didn’t you invite me, I would have liked to be there with you, it’s not like I was against you getting married, Mom.” I felt the hurt in her words, but I just didn’t know what to tell her. This wasn’t the kind of marriage she thought; it wasn’t a love match. How was I going to explain that my marriage to Gabriel was just a contract? That if I could have my way, and if he wasn’t threatening to take her away, I would never have married him. “I’m sorry, darling, but you have to understand that things happened so fast,” I began. “There wasn’t any wedding party or anything like that... we just had to do it really quick.”

She had no hope that they would be able to handle the consequences. Perhaps they could give in to the bond and ignore all morality. Perhaps their bond could help them overcome the difficulties and they could end up together. But what then? Their wolf pack wouldn't accept them. If their bond was strong enough, they could run away together and become rogues, but Celeste didn't have faith in either of them. Their feelings wouldn't last, and they wouldn't be able to start a family. This was so fucked up… Celeste sneered at herself for even thinking about the possibility of being with Jeremy.

I was silent the whole time so he followed me to my room so we can talk privately. “Do you want to marry me, Peyton? I am pregnant with another man’s child. I don’t have a talent for business. In short, I’m a good-for-nothing who is immature and has a lot of issues. You won’t be happy with me. We’ll just end up caged in a marriage we both don’t want. Between us, you are more capable of refusing this union. If you’d just talk to your dad-“

Never try to force anyone into anything, and a forced marriage only brings unpleasant consequences. I was brainstorming a million things in case I had to go through with a forced marriage. For every action, there is a reaction, and I wouldn't be any different. I was already upset about losing Melissa and having to marry someone I don't love, someone I never loved. Actually, my ex-fiancée isn't a bad person, just a bit spoiled. She was raised like a little princess, with a lifestyle above the norm.