Unexpected Marriage: Once Hated, Twice Loved Novels & Stories

The unspoken words are kept as it was. I was beyond shocked at his behavior. I don't know what to do!! This marriage was for revenge? Why does he take Felix's name? the name I hate so much!! I have to find out... "We met on the edge of the two world Brought by fate We set out the love passion and hate. Those dark brown orbs are hard to forget Whenever I see, I get lost in time and pace. After a long journey, finally, you are mine to be called Yet we are so apart from

I shoved him away and got out of the car. “I have no interest in hope. I also have no interest in whether others get what they want. But what I want I get it.” Zachary pinned me to the car, his hands on either side of me. A smirk appeared on his perfect lips as his face inched closer. “And the most that I want ... .is you” Those lines were enough to send my whole mind out of work. Does he want me? This is a nightmare wake up Ashley. He is not real, you are dreaming this up! I repeated in my mind, but my world remained frozen as the man in front stood by my side wrapping his arm around my waist and dragging me with him. I should refute, I should speak up. But nothing came to my mind and just

But it was her only way out at the moment. When it came time to say their vows, the officiant read the words in a monotone, barely glancing at them. “Do you, Sophia Claire Reyes, take Liam Alexander Hart as your lawfully wedded husband?” Sophia's chest tightened, her vision blurring with tears. She wasn’t crying because she loved him. She was crying because this was not how she ever imagined it—desperate, broken, marrying a stranger just to escape. “I do,” she whispered, her voice cracking. The floor beneath her shoes suddenly felt cold.

“I made too much. Want some?” He hesitated, clearly surprised, then walked over and accepted it with a quiet, “Thanks.” They sat at the island again, this time with a little less silence. “It’s weird,” she said after a while, twirling her fork. “Being married to someone I barely know.” Harrison glanced at her. “Yeah. It is.” She turned to face him. “Can I ask you something?” “Sure.” “Why did you say yes to this?” He didn’t answer immediately. His jaw tightened slightly. Then, without looking at her, he said, “Because I owe my grandfather more than I can explain. And because… I’ve learned that expectations are dangerous when it comes to love.”

She tried to fight back her tears and bravely looked at him. Frustrated and heartbroken, she finally spoke up, "Alaric, why do you hate me so much? What have I done to deserve this treatment?" Alaric looked at her coldly, "You know why. I never loved you, and I never will. This marriage was forced upon me, and I will never forgive you for taking away my freedom." "Please, Alaric. I know you don't care for me, but I'm still your wife. Please, show this small decency and come with me to the hospital." Her voice sounded as if she could cry in any second

“I want this forever. I want us forever.” I looked up, searching his face for any crack, any lie. There was none. Only raw need. Pure honesty. A promise that scared me to death because it felt so real. “Marry me, baby,” he said softly. “Give us a real chance. A new start. I swear… I won’t let it end again.” Tears burned behind my eyes. “Denver… I’m terrified,” I confessed, voice trembling. “You have no idea what it did to me when you left. I almost broke completely. I don’t think I could survive it if you disappear again.”

“Why?” His voice dropped lower. “Because I’ve been thinking about doing it again.” Before she could respond— He pulled her closer. And kissed her. This time the kiss was slower. Deeper. More certain. Amara didn’t resist. Her hands gripped his shirt as the world around them disappeared again. For the first time since this strange marriage began… Neither of them felt like pretending anymore. When the kiss finally ended, Amara rested her forehead lightly against his chest. “This is a bad idea,” she murmured.

Her aunt comes forward. “Juhee! Being Married is not something you should be ashamed of. It's a blessing that everyone wants.” Her aunt is a devoted wife. She loves her husband a lot, they had a love marriage. Unlike Juhee and Jacob who were tied to each other because of their family, it was not the same. But there's no way Juhee can say all this to her aunt who cares so much about her. “Aunt! I know what you mean. But everything happened so suddenly, we both got no time to react. We want some time to think. Can't we even have that?” Juhee sounded sad, it was pitiful that she was sad right now.

They pretended not to care and they told themselves that where there is love, there is a way. As if it was not enough when it was time for holidays they had to sneak around so as not to rise any suspicions since they knew they needed time to introduce their families to their new lives in a polite way. On the other hand they wished they could just divulged the news and face the consequences after. People in their communities were hating each other to the core of their bones. They were not even allowed to visit each other not under any circumstances. So, Romeo and Julius had to sneak around to see each other. It became a habit for then to visit each other during the night.

It was worse for her because she was about to be married the week before everything happened to her boyfriend of five years. He dumped her, citing that his parents told him to dump her or he would lose his trust fund and inheritance. He chose money over her. The same thing happened to me but my wedding wasn’t going to happen until the next year. I gave the money to her roommate for the bills to keep her afloat. I couldn’t allow her to starve and be homeless while I was still alive. My attempts at redeeming her were always shut down by her. She hated me in a sense because she thought I was put together even after everything went down. I wasn’t.