Tiana And Naveen Wedding Novels & Stories

However, the wedding photo of Tiffany and me that had been placed at the entrance had been replaced by a photo of her and Justin. Meanwhile, the welcome message on the sign read, "Nathan Heaton and dogs are forbidden from entering the hall."

“Mom, don’t make trouble for the nurse. Look who I brought to see you!” When she saw me, Ina beamed. “It’s Rhiannon, my future daughter-in-law! Come in and sit with me! Why haven’t you come to see me? I’ve been in the hospital for two days! I thought maybe Magnus made you angry again.” Although she sounded nice enough, she was implying that I was at fault for not coming earlier. “Couples shouldn’t fight. You’ve been dating Magnus for so long that everyone knows you’ll get married. Don’t be mad at little things!”

It wasn't until I started packing that I realized how many traces Tiana had left on every part of the house. I got engaged to Harvey a year ago. He then bought this place and asked me to move in with him, which I happily did. In the beginning, our days together were filled with joy. It was then that we started making plans for the wedding. It wasn't until six months ago, when Tiana returned from abroad, that everything changed. At that moment, she played on Harvey's guilt, presenting him with a list of 100 wishes for him to fulfill. And with each wish fulfilled, they became even closer.

Dominic said. He was evil, I gritted my teeth in anger and shook my head in disapproval. "Do not do anything to Emma, I will do whatever you want. Just continue funding her hospital bills. I will marry you, I will do any single thing you ask of." I said in a haste, bowing my head low. Dominic ordered his boys to let go off me. He raised my chin up and gave me a cold, calculating smile. "Good choice." That was how everything happened so fast. Dominic and i got married. The ceremony was a small one where only the most important people in our lives were invited.

But the smile on his face gave her a weird calmness and she felt a little hope that everything was going to be fine. Finally, they arrived at the altar. Chloe's father tried his best to stand out of the wheelchair and gave her a tender kiss on the cheek before he was pushed away by his friend. Chloe turned to face the man she was about to marry. He was tall, with broad shoulders and piercing blue eyes that seemed to look right through her. His hair was dark and neatly combed, and he was wearing a black tuxedo that made him look even more handsome. Chloe had never seen him before, but she couldn't help but feel a little bit of excitement as she looked at him.

The first time I found Adrian and his private assistant, Mia, texting each other good night after midnight, we had our biggest fight yet. After that, when I asked him to keep his distance, he deliberately got even closer to her, determined to make me stop being so sensitive. He took Mia shopping for furniture for our future home, let her sit beside him in his car, and when I was sick with a fever, left me alone while he took her to his family’s estate. Every time I said something hurt me, Adrian pushed a little further. Eventually, I stopped asking. Adrian thought he had finally won. At the housewarming party for our new Tribeca penthouse, I pressed my finger to the smart lock. Fingerprint

Arlene once said her mother was Gavarian and she had met the woman in the past, she was as nice as Arlene is. "I am getting you married" He finished. Nevaeh blinked. Then blinked again, unsure of what she just heard "I'm sorry, what?" She minded this! "I'm getting you married…" he repeated " … to the Lord of Gavaria" he added and Nevaeh wondered how he could be telling her this with such a calm face. "Father, I am only seventeen!" she could feel air drain out of her lungs and her chest turned tight. “You are eighteen in two weeks" he countered “The engagement shall be announced then” and she gaped at him in disbelief.

The day of the wedding arrived with a serene beauty. Tina woke up early, her heart fluttering with excitement as she prepared for the most special day of her life. The sun filtered through the curtains, casting a soft glow over her room. She took a deep breath and smiled, knowing that today was going to be unforgettable. The wedding was planned as an intimate affair, just close family and friends. Tina and Steven had decided on a small, private ceremony at a picturesque garden venue that felt personal and meaningful to them.