True Fated Marriage Novels & Stories

“I don't care.” Ryan followed. Jamie walked faster. Ryan matched his pace easily. “Jamie.” “Go home, Ryan.” “I can't.” “You're getting married.” Ryan went quiet. Jamie glanced over his shoulder. “Three months, remember?” “I remember.” “Then act like it.” Ryan's jaw tightened. Jamie reached the entrance to his building and pulled out his keys. Ryan stepped closer. “Let me talk to you.” “No.” “You can't keep avoiding me.” “I can, actually.” Jamie unlocked the door.

“And yet, she married me tonight, didn’t she?” Balor grunted, tossing back his wine. “If we’re keeping score, don’t forget she admitted she loved me first—on my deathbed. Nothing more dramatic than that.” Lefu shook his head, his steady baritone cutting through their bickering. “Perhaps tonight is less about who came first and more about the fact that the goddess herself saw fit to bind us all. That is victory enough.” The table roared with laughter again, the brotherhood among them visible even when sharpened with rivalry. Evandra leaned back, her lips curved in a smile as she watched her mates spar verbally. For once, it wasn’t about strategy or bloodshed. It was about living.

“I understand. Tell me what you’ve found out.” “Theodore and I are fated mates, just as Grandma Susan had long predicted.” I can see my words have hurt him. “So what does it mean for us?” “I love you. I can never be with Theodore again, even if we are fated. He is evil and cruel. You’re lovely and kind and loving and loyal. This is why I realised I love you. I love only you, Thomas.” “I’m happy to hear that. But fated means that you are meant to be with Theodore, the Moon Goddess has destined that.”

Walking home clears my head a little, giving me time to figure out what the hell I’m supposed to say to Dante. There’s no escaping this conversation. I wish there was. But the truth is, I know exactly what a fated mate means to the Red Fang clan. They once told me I couldn’t marry Dante because I’m not fated to him, that my marriage to him would bring calamity down on the pack. They said I had to complete a ritual for forty days.

I looked at Joeff who seems hypnotized by me…He’s really looking at me…but if we talk about having kids with Joeff…HAHAHAHAHA that would never happen Lily, don’t be stupid. “I am.” I answered…and my mind tells… Lee Min Hoo looks better than you…So, don’t be overconfident. Tss. You hope too much. We are just going to play for six months. And my brother said we already have babies…fake babies I should say. I want to meet them already. We are in this together because of this guy. “You have come together today, so that the Lord may seal and strengthen your love in the presence og God and this community. Christ abundant blesses your love, he strengthens you so that you may assume the duties of ma

The old woman sighed, she knew she would have to do quite a lot of explaining to make Kira understand that fate always has a purpose. "The moon goddess knows what's best dear and every decision that may seem unreasonable to you has its benefits in the future." She stated firmly. Kira scoffed, "If I may ask, define the future benefit for me cause at this point, I don't understand the future you all keep referring to! Just how does being mates with my rival make things good for the future?" She questioned aggressively, clearly unable to comprehend the words of the old woman. "As far as I know, mates are rarely ever people we know or like. One of the many purposes of having a mate is to find a

“I appreciate you saying all of that; I do. You’re one of my best friends. Both of you are. But…I’m sorry. I discovered who my fated mate is a while ago, so I’m afraid I can’t accept your proposal.” He sighed with a smile, his eyes left for a brief second before finding mine again, the green depths holding a mixture of vulnerability and sadness. “I figured as much. We were hoping it was all in our heads, but it turned out to be true. It’s Azariah, isn’t it?” “Wait, how did you…” I trailed off before I could finish my sentence. How’d he know? “It was obvious at the ceremony. The way you kept sneaking glances at him, the way he would glare at the guys when they fooled around with you. I just p

What was going on? Would this be a good time to tell my mother about Thalia? Let her know that I was indeed married and now a widower? I shook my head. There was no need to do that - at least not yet. “This whole thing is just crazy, ma.” I shook my head as I spoke, already growing exhausted and frustrated by the whole thing. “I know. That is why you have to do something quick.” “Do something quick? This is the marriage we are talking about here. I am supposed to just do what? Perform some sort of magic spell to form a wife in three months?”

Did he just think that I would pretend that he was the rich guy and give him away my wealth so that he could have a grand wedding and a great life with this vain Gamma? “Man up and face the truth, Farkas. You’re a beggar and nothing else.” I sneered and went on. “You’re mates, right, so why would I ruin your relationship?” They both stared at me in anger and shock. “Even if I want to try and break your relationship, you know very well that it can’t happen because of the strong bond that you both share.” I emphasised on the words try and bond to show to him that unless the Moon Goddess decided otherwise, nobody could come between them since they were fated mates. Their bond was simply unshaka

Anisha was looking her family enjoying, Viren hugged her and asked :" What are you thinking ?" "Sometimes, its seems like a dream. I mean, I can't belive I have a family. I have you , our children , now grand children. I am so happy and content in my life. I used to think , I will die alone but you came into my life as an angel and changed my life beautifully. Thank you for coming in my life ". "It's not me, it's fate Anisha. After all , you are my fated wife. You are written in my fate ": He said kissing her forehead.