Waiting Till Marriage Novels & Stories

he smiled at me. Then I smiled back at him, “Of course, sir.” “Then you can sign now the contract, we don’t have all the time here.” he said impatiently. "Why can't you wait? You know that signing this paper to marry you is hard for me. Making a decision in less than 24 hours was a complete shock to me." As I fix my gaze on the marriage contract resting on the desk, thoughts of my mother and two brothers come to mind. Well, I have to do this! This is it!

I wished time could halt, granting us an eternity of joyous moments. When she hid, I sought. I vowed never to let her slip away again, not in this life or a million, billion, or gazillion years. My love for Aceia and our kids ran deep, and I pledged to give them everything the world had to offer. In this moment, the marriage that started as a deal had finally transformed into a union of genuine love.

Suddenly, he began to understand why Ava had looked so hurt yesterday when Jackson never showed up. To Ava, marriage was not merely a celebration or a formality. And certainly not something that could be postponed whenever someone felt like it. Marriage was something she had been waiting for, for years. “Maybe I sound old-mind,” Ava continued as she played with the edge of the napkin in her hand. “But I've always thought that if I decide to live with someone, then it should be with my husband.” “Old-mind?” Ava nodded. “A lot of people say that.”

She turned 18 a few days back," Nate cut in, a hint of hope flickering in his eyes. Ara's expression eased into motherly concern as she coached, "Honey, I understand your feelings. But marriage isn't some game you play until you get bored. It's a lifetime commitment. It's a serious, lasting promise." She added, "Maybe, wait for a few years more?" A hint of disapproval flickered across his countenance. "But why wait when we know this is what we want? I wish to honor our relationship, Mom. I want to do right by her," he said.

"Oh! That will be so great" Susan couldn't wait to get married. She was longing to be with this young man for the rest of her life. She thought marriage was all about a bed of roses. She never knew that one day she would cry in her matrimonial home. When she told her friend about getting married, her friend was surprised. "You don't even know this man so well and you want to settle down with him just like that. Why are you in a hurry?" "I am not in a hurry but I am privileged because not everybody settles down immediately they graduate from school"

"Yes. I am. Wouldn't it be wonderful? A married couple living under the same roof yet not really married? We can even move to different rooms while we wait for our proper wedding." "What?" Samar was sure he misheard. "Wouldn't it be fabulously traditional? Waiting for each other until the d-day," she babbled excitedly. "Now wait a minute! What do you mean by waiting for each other? I am not doing any waiting. Don't you dare ruin my life, Maahi!" "Stop being such a spoilsport, Samar. It would be so much fun." "For whom?" "Us." "Count me out of this insanity!"

"Right, the blooming flower. So I'd like to wait until the day when you burst into bloom to enjoy your beauty. You don't need to worry about me disliking you. For me, every inch of you is a fatal attraction. I have no reason to play hide-and-seek with a nineteen-year-old girl or lie to you. Therefore, if I dislike you, I won't marry you." "Actually, I've been suffering from holding back my desire every day. I'm a man, and I have sexual needs. But I'd like to wait until you're more rational and mature. If I have sex with you now, it'll just be an impulsive incident for you. However, if I wait until you're fully ready, it'll be memorable for you.I'll probably deflower you when you become my le

Protect Chris and Annabel—this is your mission for the next few days! It seemed that she could only wait to get married in three days…

Thinking she was probably still on her way here. The traffic jam was heavy today, so it wouldn't be really surprising that she wasn't here yet. After waiting for some time, I got fed up and checked my wristwatch. "Geez! Its 2. 13 already." Our marriage was scheduled for 2.40pm and after that, the registration for today would be canceled if the person to be wedded doesn't show up. Slowly, negative thoughts started crawling into my head "Could it be...?"

It would gut me. William broke the quiet first with a gentle tone. "Don’t worry, Kasey. No rush on your end. You won’t have to marry Darren until you’re done with your studies. Hell, even if it’s ten years from now, when you’re ready. We’re not in any rush." I shook my head, the motion making my stomach lurch again. "That’s the problem, Mr. Antonellis. I can’t wait around that long. Can… can the marriage happen soon? Like, even tomorrow?"