Today And Everyday Marry Me Novels & Stories

Taylor said, setting her glass down, “did you decide to throw your dreams away for marriage?” Jessie sucked her teeth. “We decided to leave my dream and work toward everything together. We created a list of do’s and don’ts. Mark and I agreed I would only do shows on Friday nights once we are married. Tonight we are setting the wedding date. I’m so excited, babe. I’ve waited for this.”

Bree said, knowing it sounded sappy and not caring. He turned and grinned at her before leaning over and kissing her lips. He tasted like the cold drinks they’d been sipping on all day, and she couldn’t get enough of him. The wedding had gone off smoothly, despite Bree’s tendency to worry over everything. It had been a simple ceremony with only about fifty people in attendance. Shawna and Zach, who’d been married for almost a year, performed, “Meant to Marry Me.” Bree had wept like a little girl, and Trent had had a tear or two in his eyes as well. Hank had done a much better job the second time around as best man and atoned himself for his initial shortcomings.

“You don’t remember. But your soul does.” “What—” He steps closer. Too close. I feel his breath on my skin. Then he whispers the one thing I never expected to hear again today. “Luna… please marry me.” My jaw drops. “What is wrong with everyone today?!” “It’s not today,” he says softly. “It’s destiny.” “I just met you!” “You were always meant to be mine.” “Nope.” I step back. “Goodbye.” I turn to leave, but he catches my wrist—gentle, yet firm.

For the first time in days, I felt calm. "Thomas?" "Yeah?" "I can't wait to marry you." "Really?" "Really. I'm still scared, but I can't wait." "Me too." "Saturday's going to be perfect." "Saturday's going to be us. That's all that matters."

“Amara… from the moment you walked into the company—no. Too corporate.” I grimace. “Amara, I love you more than—no. Too cheesy.” I exhale and try again, quieter this time. “Amara… you changed my life. You changed me. And I don’t want a future that doesn’t have you in it. I want every tomorrow with you. Every ordinary day. Every difficult moment. I want a life we build together.” Pause. “Will you marry me? ” My throat tightens. Yeah. That’s the one.

Damn! "But Tera, what I mean is let's try to live a proper marriage. You are not just a wife who serves meals, drinks, clothing, and so on, but also serves me as you should, by welcoming me, speaking kindly with me, making time for me, coming back to the bedroom for a hug like just now, and doing things that should be daily activities for us. Train yourself in this marriage, open yourself up, open your heart, open the opportunity for this relationship to grow. Then, if your efforts in this marriage succeed, go ahead and find a man you want to pursue."

1 Year Later... Day of the Wedding Today was the day, all my dreams were coming true. I was about to marry my best friend and the love of my life. We had been through so much together in life, from growing up with each other to all the secrecy and suffering that finally led us to this day.

It would be funny if it weren't so sad. And lest I forget, today is my wedding day. Kane had proposed to me two months ago, getting down on one knee in the middle of our new bedroom in his pack house. I'd said yes before he could even finish asking the question, tears streaming down my face. We're getting married today, and I'm enormous. My belly is so big I can barely see my feet, and I waddle more than I walk. I don't know how Mariah does this pregnancy thing so effortlessly.

Everything felt like a dream. "I have something to say," Max said, standing up. Lev looked at him in surprise. Everyone went quiet. "I never thought about getting married. I didn’t believe anyone would want to share a life with me… until Lev came along and taught me it’s not about having everything figured out." It’s about choosing to love every day, even when the past weighs heavy. "So, in front of all of you… Lev, would you marry me tomorrow morning?" A collective gasp filled the air.