Novel & Cerita We Are Married

"hindi pa lang ako sanay sa ngayon." From being awkward to each other, day by day I feel like were getting closer to each other. Nawala na 'yong awkwardness namin sa isa't-isa. Tuloy-tuloy na ang usapan namin hanggang sa kung anu-ano na ang nagiging topic namin. In short, for a month now of being married, we got to know each other more. Three weeks of living together, we felt like we're in a good terms now.

O, nakaplano na talaga? “She's back. It's really the end of our marriage.”

Walang lingon-lingong sabi niya sa lalaki. "Just call me by my name. You are my wife and I am your husband. We are married." Napaikot ang kan'yang mga mata dahil sa sinabi nito. Ayan na naman siya, paulit-ulit na lamang nitong sinasabi ang mga katagang iyon, hindi pa rin siya sanay at sobrang naiilang siya. "We are married ONLY in papers."

Kaya rin siguro madalas siyang konsentihin nito. “Marriage won’t patch up insecurities and uncertainties yet people marry for security. We wanted a person all by ourselves so we promise to love them forever for them to stay beside us. We wanted them to be ours, even though we know that is literally, figuratively, and morally impossible. No one can possess another.

Married to the Billionaire is written by Miss_Terious02 This story is a work of fiction. Names, places, characters, and all incident are product of author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual event, person, living or dead is entirely coincident. PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME! WARNING! R-18. Some scene may not suitable for young readers. WARNING! Ang story na ito ay ang pinaka-unang ginawa ko. Kaya sorry na kaagad sa mga chapters na mababasa niyo.

Tumingin din siya sa akin at ngumiti. “In our society, marriage is a sacred institution. It's a tradition of cooperation, mutual trust, and reliance on one another to get through life's occasionally choppy waves. It's been stated that marriage involves sacrifice, commitment, and hard work—all of which are undoubtedly true. But a strong foundation is always necessary for a healthy marriage, regardless of how it ultimately turns out.”

“Grabe ka—” “You said you wanted real, right?” pagbibiro niya, sabay dahan-dahang kumilos ulit, at bigla namang paglabas ng mahina kong ungol “Ughh. This is us." He groaned. "No cameras. No contracts. Just, husband and wife. Making our own version of a honeymoon.” I bit my lip, suddenly overwhelmed by the intimacy, the rawness of it. “You think we’re really married now?” I whispered.

And for the first time, Axel slept beside her, as in, slept beside her throughout the night. Walang kakurap-kurap ang dalawa habang nakatingin sa isa’t-isa. Pareho sila na may malalim na iniisip; pareho na may pagtataka ang mga reaksyon hanggang sa pareho na namilog ang kanilang mga mata at sabay sila na napasigaw ng mga salita na, "We are married!" Yes, they have already been married since yesterday! It hadn’t sunk into the both of them that they are indeed husband and wife now, but, right now, they are slowly becoming aware of that fact. And they have to be prepared for the changes that are about to happen in their lives.

"W-we have already divorced a long time ago. P-pumirma ako bago ako umalis noon. I-it's clear that we already ended our wedding before I gave birth to the twins," "You only signed a copy of the fake marriage contract, Amber. I told you that already." "A-are you sure?" I stammered. "The sure thing is... I am still your husband and you are also still my wife, Amber."

Tanong nito kaya napatingin ako kay Sage. Okay lang naman atang malaman n'yang kasal kami pero hindi dahil sa mahal namin ang isa't-isa? O kaya naman ay hindi nalang ang isagot namin para mas mabilis at wala ng paliwanagan pa. "Hin-" "We're married. She's my wife-" "Proud na proud ha?" Sabay na sabi ng dalawa. Narinig ko ang pagtawa ng matanda. Napangisi naman ang dalawang gunggong dahil sa narinig.