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He couldn't afford to have another spoiled brat. "Mom, did Monique Henderson agree to this arrangement?" He asked, hoping he could find any reason to dismiss the upcoming marriage. Although Monique's parents are constantly involved in business partnerships, Gordon never liked Monique as she was a known party animal, unlike the good girl Kinsey who used to be his girlfriend. "Exactly, we will announce your engagement as soon as possible," Mary said calmly, like it was not a big deal marrying someone Gordon was not familiar with. "But Mother," he protested weakly, "I cannot simply marry someone I do not love."

What logical blueprint could possibly justify the integration of my youth into a marriage alliance with a geriatric patriarch? Compounding the absolute horror of the arrangement... stood the unyielding, dark reality of my clandestine association with Mr. Jefri. How could my internal network even preview the execution of a sanctified marriage covenant with an alternative human being, while the raw vulnerabilities of my flesh were continuously being dominated, claimed, and savored by my own university professor?

“Unless it’s a miracle lottery win, I don’t think anything can fix this.” Emma leaned forward, voice dropping. “There’s this new government program called the One-Year Marriage Incentive Scheme. Couples who sign a legal one-year marriage contract and live together get a huge one-time payment — enough to cover major medical bills and clear heavy debts. After twelve months, you can walk away free.” Abby froze. “Marry a stranger for money?”

Maybe she wasn’t. She cocked her head slightly, picking up on my tone. “Let me guess. You’re one of those men who never wants to get married.” “And you’re one of those women who has to get married.” She shrugged. “I don’t have to get married. If it never happens, it never happens. But I want to meet the love of my life, fall madly in love, and sleep beside him for the rest of my life. If that makes me sound boring, I don’t care. If that makes me sound unoriginal, so be it. Marriage to the wrong man sounds terrifying. It could be a trap with no escape, a commitment to misery. I never want to be married for the sake of being married. There would be no point when a man can’t offer me something

“Shouldn’t you? Didnt you just say you like the small party?” “I don’t know, baby. As much as I do not fancy aunt Janice, she is right. The crystal moon pack barely does large parties. We do have a reason to call people to gather just for the sake of alliance. Maybe my birthday can be a good reason.” “So I am guessing you and I do not plan to get married and have a befitting wedding. Because I remember you were telling me in the resort when you had your limbs wrapped around me like you feared I would run off that you cannot imagine life anymore without me in it. You even named the children we haven’t had yet. I guess the sweetness in your mouth at the time is why you can’t told a lie. I unde

He left his business in america and takeover his father's empire which was very big and powerful with his ideas and skills he take his father's business to new heights and then send a marriage proposal for nandini. He targeted nandini when she was in very bad situation. Her family was starving, they were so poor so nandini's mother force her into this marriage to ease their problems and manik provide them every comfort but she never visit nandini, maybe she didn't felt necessary to meet or what would be the reason.

Why not just stay if she was not in any way affiliated with the traitors? I couldn't come up with a viable answer because she and the Gamma moves on from the discussion of the attack and were now on marriage discussion. "You never know if you will marry a werewolf." I heard Gamma Samuel say. "Only if the werewolf is as nice as you. Otherwise, I will be more than happy to pass." Evie said in response. "What about if it is the Alpha?" Samuel asked in a very serious tone. Without knowing it, I became extra attentive to hear what she was going to say. She didn't say anything for about a minute and I sighed. She must have done something though because Samuel laughed a bit.

Mrs Wynn was not bothered, she continued. "You should get married soon enough and leave that human girl who is always following you around. You have important things to do remember?" Jared sighed in frustration not understanding why his mother is suddenly talking about marriage. "My mate is a human too and she's still in school. I just met her and I should start talking about marriage already? Please mom, I don't want to do this." Jared said losing it. "He's right mom, you didn't tell me you wanted to talk about this with him." Umbrie added.

I tell him. He leans backward with curiosity written all over him and he repeats. "The Billionaire's Unwanted Bride? What is it about?" I shrug nonchalantly. "You should see for yourself." I stretch it to him but he doesn't take it and I wish so desperately for him to take it from me. I want him to read it but I have no idea why I want this. This book reminds me of nothing but Jayden and our contractual marriage. It reminds me of what I have gotten myself into. It is related to my current situation.

Orian slowed the pace of the horse as we went down the hill, "And after you rest, I will arrange for us to be espoused immediately." No! My fingers threaded in the horse's fur gripping at it as the realization crashed through my thoughts. I was getting married to this man and I didn't want to. Sometimes, your soulmate isn't the best choice for you and you have to deal with it, suck it up and stay unmarried, unmated and try to be happy all by yourself. I can't marry him. He hates me, he's using me.