Unforeseen Engagement Novels & Stories

They watched. The Unbound Triad had risen. And nothing would ever be the same.

Lines you didn’t cross. Worse—he knew it was only a matter of time before he’d have to watch her get married off. Forced. For the past year, Adam had been at war with the council over it. They wanted an arranged marriage to strengthen alliances. Adam swore he’d never let it happen. He’d been fighting those old-school, barbaric traditions tooth and nail ever since he took over—trying to drag their organization, at least his piece of it, out of the damn Dark Ages.

I tried not to make any noise at all and even though my body was hurting like crazy, I still stood up and went back to listen. Yes I was gifted with immortality but my ability to heal was very slow. If anything, my immortality was nothing but a curse. “As I was saying, alpha Urian will be attending this year. This will be the first time he ever attends the union Ball and he is determined to get a mate here, fated or not”. He said and my dad nodded in understanding. “I need you to pick one of your daughters and introduce her to him”. He said and my dad looked at him in shock.

I really hope I won’t be late picking up Catheryn tonight. But suddenly, I felt uneasy. Like something bad was going to happen today, and I didn’t know what. Like I was forgetting something important. That’s when I remembered what happened on this day. And I regretted showing up at this engagement party. It felt like fate was pulling me back into the mess I was trying to escape. “Jason! I didn’t expect to see you again… I missed you.” Eunice said, holding onto my arm. F*ck.

Just thinking about the future responsibilities, let alone being the daughter-in-law, even Fiona couldn't be sure if she could handle it. In addition, Fiona was still young, and it was understandable that the future seemed uncertain, so breaking off the engagement was quite regular. If it weren't for the unexpected addition of a child, the two of them could have continued on separate paths without any significant issues. But in life, there are no "ifs." Fate has its ways, and if it's meant to be yours, it will find you no matter how much you try to run away. Sooner or later, it will catch up to you.

He explained, "I need an engagement. Just for show, and only in the public eye. It's a media strategy to create a narrative that benefits us both." My eyes widened in shock. "An engagement? Why would you need that?" Gregory clarified, "In the world of business and media, perception is everything. A high-profile engagement between us could open doors and present opportunities. It's not about our personal relationship, but the advantages it brings strategically. I'm not saying you have engage with me in reality." I hesitated, still trying to wrap my head around the idea. "But...I'm not even divorced yet." Gregory's features softened slightly. "That's fine. I can wait. In fact, I'm leaving the

I say to him. " You are here. I wasn't expecting you until tomorrow. Did something go wrong?" He completely ignored my greeting. I sighed and sat on the seat next to him. Unlike Julian, this guy is cold and doesn't easily express his emotions. He is so closed off that it's hard to read him or know what he is thinking. Simply unpredictable. I suppose that Is why he doesn't mind me sleeping with another man. Still, love is strange, so there is nothing strange about loving a guy who is cold and indifferent. " Well, things didn't go as well as I thought they would. Julian is getting married, so things are going to have to change," I said, but he didn't look surprised. It's as if he knew things w

Discovering that two people you know are acquainted when you least expect it can be a startling and even unnerving experience. A sudden chill ran down her spine as they stumbled upon an unexpected revelation. The realization that the two individuals knew had a prior connection struck her with a jolt of both fear and surprise. It was as if the pieces of an intricate puzzle were swiftly falling into place, revealing a hidden narrative that they had never anticipated. Her mind raced to process the implications of this unforeseen association, weaving a web of questions and doubts. The eerie sensation of being an unwitting observer in a mysterious alliance left her with an unsettling sense of vul

I didn’t see that coming. Talk about an oops! moment. An incident I didn’t plan for. Why does it feel like things are about to get even more complicated?

"Before we get into logistics, I have terms." "Terms?" Ayra looked up at me. "If we're doing this, t's on my terms." I leaned forward. "No time limit. This engagement lasts until I say it's over." "What do you mean until you say—" "I mean no contract with an expiration date. No 'let's revisit this in six months' clause. No ending it when the PR crisis dies down." I held her gaze. "We're engaged until I decide we're not. That's non-negotiable."