We're Married Novels & Stories

I exclaimed. "He wasn't ready to be married but we made them with Trisha's family. We will be just observing for now and giving advice s only when it needed," my husband said again.

Rage threatens to blur my vision as he walks to the wine bar and picks up a bottle, taking a clean glass along before corking it open and pouring a decent amount of the red liquid into the glass. “The part that knows we’re married, and a couple.” I run my fingers through my hair in frustration, a thin line holding me back from losing my mind. “ This is not a f*ck*ng real marriage, and we’re not a couple!” I cry out, desperate to get the information into his thick head. He shrugs, bringing the glass to his lips and taking a sip. “Couples live together, Peony. And that’s exactly what we’re doing, isn’t it?” He turns to me, a smug smile playing on his lips.

"Me too. We should do it more often." "We're married. We'll do it for the rest of our lives." "Good point." We return to London renewed. Ready to face our life. Our family. Our future. Charlotte and Leo are excited to see us. "Did you have fun on your honeymoon?" Charlotte asks. "The best time," I tell her. "Are you really married now? Like, forever?" "Really married. Forever." "Good. I like our family." "Me too, sweetheart. Me too."

Our children rushed forward to hug us, and suddenly we were all crying and laughing and holding each other. "We did it," Alex whispered in my ear. "We're really married. Again." "Forever this time," I promised. "No more separations. No more pain. Just us and our family." "Forever," he agreed. The End

"Do you think we'll ever get married again?" Mari shifts so I roll onto my side until we're facing each other. "Is it important to you for us to be married again?" I shrug. "I don't know how I feel about it. We already do everything together. We live in the same house, we have a schedule we keep, we're raising the kids together." "And we still have the same last name."

"I want to get the first one out of the way. In ten more weeks we quit playing house." I grinned. "We've never played house. I consider us just as married now as I will in June. It's perfect the way we've done it. We've debugged the system, honey. It can only be smooth sailing from here." I ended up eating those words.

This day wasn't just the beginning of our journey as husband and wife; it was a testament to the strength and depth of our bond, a bond that would guide us through life's challenges and joys alike. With every step, every dance, and every shared glance, we celebrated not just our union but the journey ahead, promising to cherish, support, and love each other through every twist and turn. This wedding, simple yet profound, was the perfect start to our forever together.

zipping the first bag, I pushed it onto the floor and grabbed the next one to pack our pants, K will deal with them later on. "Mrs Mancuso," a voice sang as it neared me. "Yes, Mr Mancuso?" I answered looking at my husband, we've been married for about three months but didn't have an actual wedding because everything happened so fast and we didn't really have time to plan for a wedding yet because we also had to prepare for our departure to London which was and still is a pain in the ass! We had a small gathering for a wedding and it didn't even take time for us to officially be married. Had to be the most happiest day of my life!

Sunday had taken them by surprise, it wouldn't be as easy as they had hoped. Hi guys, don't forget to RATE, SHARE and COMMENT.

"Nor did you exchange wedding vows?" Elaine stabbed the steamed broccoli with her fork before putting it into her mouth. After their gym session, they headed directly to the vegetarian restaurant, which had been a ritual for her every twice a week, at least. Anne was too competent in the Boutique she could hardly do anything in there at all "I wasn't even able to rinse my mouth, let alone exchange wedding vows," Drew was silent for a moment, throwing Elaine a worried gaze. "A penny for your thoughts?" "I don't know. I was just worried,"