Three Marriages Novels & Stories

Fortunately, it was only Tuesday, and I had a whole week to clean up my act before Kate returned. I decided to resume my sessions with Candis and tell her what had happened. After updating her, Candis commiserated for a while, then shocked me by starting a conversation about different types of marriage. She began with a discussion of 'open marriages', telling me how a proportion of couples have different degrees of open marriage. In some, both partners take on multiple lovers and still come home together. In others, only the wife or husband take on partners and the other stays faithful.

And those two agreements are basically an extra layer of insurance—they make everything look more legitimate and harder to question. "If I didn't already know what he's like, and how ruthless he can be, I might have been fooled by him too." Carmen's curiosity deepened. "What exactly did you find? Why are you so sure Sharon can't get divorced?" Chris let out a cold laugh. "You want to know what Thomas actually did? "Outside of Marcentine, he had their marriage registered in just about every country around the world where marriage registration is legally possible. "Even if they get divorced in Marcentine, they'd still be legally married in places like Zachemaine, Leistre, Yuicuador—and plenty

Mike crossed his arms in front of his chest, then said firmly, "It sounds more like you're going back to see your ex-husband's wedding!" "I'll go to both their weddings!" Tammy refused to shy away. "I won't miss out on such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join in on the fun." "Do you have some kind of misunderstanding toward men? How is marriage a once in a lifetime thing? Both of them are marrying for the second time!" Mike teased. "After this, they might divorce again and move on to their third marriage…" Tammy's jaw dropped. Mike's words might be hurtful, but they were not completely unreasonable.

I smiled wishing he really was his grandpa, they both bonded so well. “Sorry I am late everyone. I had some business to take care of. Wow Adele, you look good.” Chris said. “Thank you. How is work? Sorry I don’t call often.” “I understand. The first months of marriage are usually busy. Trust me I can tell you that.” Chris said. “Trust you dad? I don’t think she should, if you are such a know-it-all how come you were married three times?” Craig sneered. Chris glared at him. I shifted uncomfortably. Luckily dinner was brought in.

“You weren't there so the deal didn't go through. I warned you this meeting was crucial.” “What?” I was surprised. “Well, what happens now?” I asked. I didn't want to sound selfish, or leave him stranded. “They've given us a 30 days grace period to redeem ourselves.” He said, his tone curt. “Us?” I asked, confused. I definitely wasn't interested in spending one more minute with this arrogant man. “Yes, us. You’ll have to continue as my wife for 30 days.”

I watched the words leave her mouth carelessly, like it wasn't the third time we were going down this road. I was bored to death and my mother had forced me to make it to the wedding ,with a man I barely even knew. Andrew Tates, retired multi billionaire who had been through six marriages, the information I had on him was what I was able to gather online and I wondered what crushed all those marriages. But all that mattered was my mother's happiness, even if I wished she could find it without marrying a douchebag and something told me this was going to end the exact way the rest of her marriages did.

His last wife was some French woman whom he married after three days of meeting in France and got divorced recently after a month of marriage, which made this marriage the shortest marriage in his lifetime. What surprised me most was that he was still getting married. Even at the age of forty-nine, this man was unstoppable when it came to the woman, he got married and divorced every time as if it wasn’t a big deal. For him sure, perhaps he counted each of his failed marriages as his achievements. As I earlier stated, he loved to be number one in everything he did, so maybe he wanted to be the best in this league, too. I was sure he was looking for a bride for himself at this moment too, so n

No, I meant the man I’d been married to for over three years now. We were arranged to each other three years ago and while I had to do it because it was in my father’s will as his last wish, he had to do it because only then would his father give him the full ownership of the companies home and abroad. The stipulation for the marriage was three years because they thought we would ‘fall in love’, and we were three years into our marriage three months ago. He also got his ownership three months ago and I had been waiting for the divorce papers since then. Look! here it was.

I am stuck in that time, When our sights first collapsed, Our very first glance, That took me away to another world, The world full of colors and stars, The way you smiled at me, Took me for hours, We didn't know each other, But It felt like we were been together, For a very long time, This first love has everything to please, Do you feel the same for me. Harshal: what should I do now I'm m.stuck, he is nice and perfect husband material, but that stuff is stopping me to judge him still, no I can't be in a hurry, still. I have to talk with the champ also, and mostly dad, what are their opinions I need to know that also, it's a lifelong decision, and firstly I need to ask that after marriage I

I felt tired; my temples began to throb again. "I slept with Howard." The wine glass in his hand shattered on the floor. His eyes turned crimson, disbelief etched across his face. "Teagan! How could you…" I calmly closed my laptop and smiled at him. "What? Are you upset?" I genuinely hoped we could just have a marriage of convenience, where we could both enjoy the benefits this arrangement brought. He could sleep with a different woman every night, and I wouldn't care. Meanwhile, I would leverage the Brookes' connections to gain more resources for myself.