Wattpad Arranged Marriage Novels & Stories

"An arranged marriage to expand their business?" Nate nodded his head and looked at him, "Yes, they are really determined to do this arrangement." "We need to do the arrangement with Marianne before the Lao's," Nate nodded his head with a smile. "Alright."

She sprinted back over to the couch and cracked open the pretzels. “Eleanor Harris, are you shitting me?” she said, half joking, half serious. I shrugged, reaching for the pretzels. “I wish I was.” “To who?” Sydney asked, completely focused on me now. “You’re not even dating anyone!” “I haven’t met him yet,” I admitted. “It’s an arranged marriage.” Sydney was speechless. I knew all too well what she was feeling because I was feeling those exact emotions when my father broke the news to me.

I asked, my voice tinged with desperation. “It was his last wish,” he replied, pursing his lips. I couldn’t get more irritated. What psychopath wishes his nephew would get married to someone in his place? And what fool accept to get married to a stranger because it was his uncle's last wish? “Look, from what I have gathered up until now, we were both tricked into this marriage. I will write off your father’s debt and grant you a divorce because I don’t wish to live under the same roof as a lying and thieving person like you.”

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 hadn’t realized I was shaking until he reached for my hands, gently squeezing them. “Look, I don’t know what picture you’re talking about. But whatever you saw, it’s not what it looked like—” “I saw it in the newspaper. Page six. I know exactly what I saw.” My voice cracked as I pulled my hands away. “You know, Nathaniel, when you told me you had a girlfriend, I never held it against you.” From the corner of my eye, I noticed Velma approaching, her expression curious, probably wondering what the fuss was about. “I tried so hard to be the understanding wife. Because after all, this is an arranged marriage, right? Temporary. No feelings involved. Nothing of that sort.”

Well my father is wealthy, actually my mother is also from a wealthy family, they had an arranged marriage maybe that's why she keeps pressuring me, I think to myself. "Please don't tell me you agree with her." I say. "I'm not exactly a romantic, so I don't think arranged marriages are so bad. Most marriages end in divorce because people choose wrong. They have no idea what to look for in a partner, what kind of relationship will last for fifty years. They think with their emotions rather than logic, so they marry for all the wrong reasons. By finding a suitable partner that checks off all the boxes, you eliminate all of that." Lucas explains.

“Godwin Railroad must stay in the family. I’m in need of an heir Miss Dubois, preferably a son. I’m willing to pay you two million dollars upon the birth of my healthy heir which you will produce.” Amberleigh burst out laughing. She couldn’t help herself. But by the pissed off holier than thou expression on the billionaire’s face, she soon realized it hadn’t been a joke. “You’re fuckin’ serious?” she asked in disbelief. He sighed, “Deadly serious Miss Dubois. As per the contract you will have one year’s time to either have produced me a healthy heir or have a viable pregnancy. If you have fallen pregnant in one year, the contract will be extended until the time you give birth to the child.

Vivian showed a sad expression. “Ohh! So sad” Luna didn’t know what to say. She just uttered that. “But, is Mr. Ryan jealous or something? His action on that day is awful as a husband” Luna uttered in loud tone. “I can’t blame him, this marriage is arranged marriage. It’s our parent’s deeds. There is no love there” Vivian replied. “I see! That’s the problem with matchmaking. Don’t even allow the children to check themselves out first and decided if they like each other. They would just impose the marriage forcefully on them” Luna said in angry tone. That was exactly what happened to her too.

If there was one thing he was clear about with arranged marriages, it was that emotions would eventually ruin it. Adal took a big sip of his whisky as he pondered the pros and cons of the marriage until he suddenly came up with a couple of ideas to establish it in the contract. Without saying a word to his secretary, he went straight to his desk, got comfortable, and quickly took a pen to write down the main rules to maintain absolute control of the contract.

None of this did anything to soothe Raina's nerves. Raina picked one out of the four bonded contracts. With a bit of a quivering hand, she opened the page that described in detail the terms and conditions of the contract. The title was bold and clear - "Contract for Arranged Marriage". The first paragraph listed the names of the two parties involved, followed by a detailed description of the terms and conditions of the arrangement. Raina felt a sense of numbness as she read the words as if her heart had been put on pause. - That the marriage would be strictly a business arrangement, with no intimacy involved.