Twins Marriage Novels & Stories

His eyes are pinned on our interlocked hands, to our wedding rings that shimmer in the dim light. “Killian, I-“ “Have I ever told you that there hasn’t been a pair of twins born in our pack for over a century?” The questions came kind of suddenly and I feel a little confused. My brows narrow, but he smiles. “There’s a story circling around, a bit of a myth by now that twins are bad omens.” The smile turns bitter and I feel my heart a little heavy. “They speak of death and tragedy. To the point that for decades, when a couple was expecting twins, they’d usually abort and try again…” the smile fades and his eyes narrow in a deep frown.

I eyed him raising my left eyebrow. "You know it already do you?" He uttered avoiding what I said, I nodded. "She's going to be married man. They have kids, a twin. It's been 2 years when they've talked about marrying each other" I remained silent as I drink my liquor "the twins is 3 years old" he added that made me look at him "Sam talked to me. She told me not to tell anyone but I think I need to tell this to you" "What?" My eyebrows form into a thin line.

“It’s going to be different for them. They will have the kind of relationship Aidan and I should’ve had.” She smiled, having no trouble imagining a pair of mischievous twins, plotting and scheming together, always there for each other, and without the rivalry of who would lead the Federation between them. She wouldn’t allow that ever to be an issue. Somehow, they would find a role for both of the twins. “Yes, they will.” “And they will know their parents love each other and them.” He spoke with passionate intensity. “Will you marry me, Madison?” She blinked. “Are you sure, Tiernan? You don’t have to do that. I’ll stay with you in whatever capacity you choose. I sort of thought you’d be like

Now they were convinced they could get a new dad, like one of their classmates at school whose mother had gotten married to another man. “Sleep now, my darlings,” Laura replied softly as she strapped them into their seats. Laura stared at her twins as she thought it was going to be a long flight. In no time, the plane was up, and Laura rested her head on the headrest as she closed her eyes to the memory of the home she was returning to after seven years. ******

“I know, Tasha but her treatment was too expensive. I just couldn't bring myself to put that burden on you.” The corners of her lips tilted in a small smile. “So, how's married life?” I hesitated, then shrugged. “It’s complicated.” Tasha leaned back in her seat, studying me carefully. “Complicated, huh? That sounds like a story.” I sighed, tracing the rim of my coffee cup. “It’s not what you think. Adrian and I have an arrangement. It’s not a typical marriage.” Her eyes widened in understanding. “A contract marriage?” I nodded reluctantly, and Tasha let out a low whistle. “Wow. That’s something. How’s he treating you?”

Now, I have a lovely girlfriend called Tiffany, and I am planning to ask her to marry me soon. My feelings towards my stepsister, Gigi, are complicated. While I see her as my sibling, there's a part of me that feels drawn to her in a way that goes beyond familial love. Gigi exudes a sense of perfection, and her captivating eyes hold a seductive allure that I find hard to resist. I often find myself getting lost in her gaze, feeling a pull towards her that I struggle to ignore.

Chapter 83 For six months we happily lived together—almost like we were already married. The twins continued with their schooling, but only through online classes. As I recalled the past months, I couldn’t help but notice that whenever Carmen came to visit, that was when my beloved’s jealousy would flare up. She didn’t allow any woman to even talk to me. Still, I never got angry or disappointed. In fact, I felt happy, because it meant she was keeping me all to herself.

She would sign the name that wasn't hers. She would walk into the lion's den, and she would let them believe she was the twin who could be broken.

"A father doesn't get to deny a child in front of the entire world and then change his mind the moment it becomes convenient for him." "Convenient?" His voice rose slightly. "You think this is convenient for me? Watching you grow my child while another man puts his hands on your stomach and calls it his?" "Liam is my husband, My lawfully wedded husband. I do not know if you recall or if you've had a memory loss but he married me legally" I raised my fingers up to show him my wedding ring. "Liam is a stranger you married out of desperation." "Liam," I said, "has been here. Every single day. While you were busy marrying my twin sister."