Waiting Till Marriage Novels & Stories

... While I waited for my dress, Desmond appeared out of nowhere, grabbing my arm and pulling me outside. He looked scruffy and unhinged. "Let's go to City Hall and get our marriage certificate." My head spinning, I realized he had lost it. I yanked my arm free, glaring at him. "How long are you gonna keep this up? Do you have to ruin my life? Can't I have a good day? I wasted 13 years on you. Can't you stop being so selfish?"

“All your father and I did was suggest marriage this summer.” I closed my eyes briefly…here we go. “You’ve been with Lisa for years,” she continued. “What exactly are you waiting for?” “Peace,” I muttered. “What?” “Nothing.” I stood up and walked toward the window slowly while she kept talking. “You should be preparing to settle down and take over the family empire responsibly instead of disappearing without telling anybody where you are.” My jaw tightened slightly. “For the billionth time,” I replied carefully, “I’ll get married when I decide to, not when the two of you decide to turn it into a business merger.”

“The idle work I’m talking about is just like one who stands on top of Mount Everest. If you stand at the foot of the mountain and shout at this person at the top of your voice, he wouldn’t be able to hear what you’re saying. You can keep shouting until your voice is gone, but he still won’t hear it.” “Let’s apply the same situation in your case. Charlie Wade hasn’t made up his mind to marry you, but you’re already doing idle work. Three years later, his thoughts will probably be exactly the same as they are now! What are you going to do if he still hasn’t made up his mind to marry you? Wait for him for another three years, and continue doing another three years of idle work?” At this, Quinn

“Tyler, don’t worry. Your dad will come home today.” Tyler clapped and jumped into my arms, thrilled. After six years of marriage, this was the first time Matthew had agreed to celebrate Tyler’s birthday. That night, I prepared a full meal, and Tyler finished his homework early. One hour passed, then two, then three… I sent message after message on my phone. I asked Matthew if he was coming, but as usual, there was no reply. Tyler seemed to understand. He looked at me hesitantly. “Mom, is Dad too busy?”

Never show your face in front of him. For a split second, Sharon felt her heart stop. She suddenly couldn't get any words out. Marina pressed on. "Thomas's deadline for the marriage alliance is the end of this month. I need you to give me an answer within three days. After all, this is my first wedding. I need at least a little time to get things ready." With that, Marina stood up. "Sharon, take all the time you need to think it over. I've said my piece. If there's nothing else, I'll head out now."

He said it like this, “Rachel, this time, it’s Uncle who’s useless, not being able to help you. You and George probably… do not have any chance anymore.” Although Rachel had known about this a long time ago, she was still reluctant to give up. “Why?! Why do I not have any chance at all? Which part of me is not good?! Furthermore, George has yet to marry Anna! As long as they are not married yet, I have the chance!” Wasn’t it so that they were going to get their marriage certificate on the fifth day after the New Year? She knew. However, as long as that day hadn’t come yet, she would not give up.

"I'm sorry about your Uncle Earl." "Thank you. Did Anna tell you about the details?" "This whole thing sounds crazy." "It's true. Uncle Earl believed in family, and before he died he was convinced that I would never get married and settle down. So he decided on a strong push. would be good for me." "You don't believe in marriage?" He shrugs. "Marriage is unnecessary. Dreams are forever a fairy tale. White horse knights and monogamy do not exist." She leaned back in surprise. "You don't believe in making a commitment to someone else?"

She asked her mom nervously. "Well..., " Martha paused, hesitant to say what she wanted to say. "Oh, for God's sake, mom, just tell me what the contract says!" Charlotte snapped irritably. "It says that you are to marry your father's best friend's son as soon as you turn twenty-four," Martha said quickly and breathed out deeply as if a heavy load had been lifted from her chest. It took a while for Charlotte to process what she had just heard, and it took even longer for her to understand it.

He didn't expect a man as cold as Bara to say such a thing after their fight last night. What was on Nayya's mind was that her husband would put on an annoyed face when he saw her. It's not like he's currently joking with her even with a straight face. "Is it wrong if Nayya waits for Nayya's husband? Even though Nayya knows we won't be together forever. But Nayya wants to do Nayya's duties until the time we have decided." Sad indeed, the marriage will end soon after the time determined by Bara. Nayya will go far away, forgetting her momentary story of marrying a handsome but cold man like Bara.

"Three months? Do you think we can do that? It's a pest life oh. Why do I need to marry you? I know it will happen but I never expected this to be early." "Relax okay, we can find a way Allysa. Just trust me okay." "How can I relax if one day I just wake up and we're married. I will never be okay with that setup." "That's why we need to find a way to prevent it from happening, right? I don't want it either. You know how much I love my girlfriend and I won't agree to marry you either." He said to me, I was surprised when his voice suddenly arose. "Let's talk next time please."