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replied Jane. Aaron raised his eyebrow, quite surprised to hear that fact. Helena? Helped him? His eyes glanced briefly at the woman who was busy doing her makeup not far from him. Helena and all her charms were there, trying to lure him. If he must be honest, Aaron was a little grateful because the woman he was going to marry was Helena. He really couldn't imagine what his life would be like if he married a woman he didn't know. And what would happen to his lover? There was no desire to substitute or cheat on anyone, even though the marriage occurred due to coercion. He had to choose between Helena or the woman of his grandfather's choice. That situation made him frustrated to the point of

“Yes, because there was nothing else I could do. We married without love. We married at his family’s insistence. The goal was to solidify his position as the primary heir within his family. Meanwhile, I accepted the marriage because I thought it was my only way out rather than living with my family, who never loved me. It turns out that a marriage without love is just as painful. Especially the wound caused by his betrayal. It’s like a wound that’s hard to heal. Sometimes I lament my fate and blame God. But maybe all of this is part of the life process I have to go through.” Rosie’s eyes widened as she said, “Wow. You’re an amazing woman.” With a small smile, I replied, “I’m just an ordinary

“Read it.” My fingers trembled as I opened it. Legal terms blurred together, but the numbers were clear. Medical expenses. Housing. Monthly allowance. Security. Everything my mother needed. “And in return?” I asked, though my voice already knew the answer. “You will marry me.” The words knocked the air from my lungs. “It will be a one-year contract marriage,” he continued calmly. “No love. No emotional involvement. Public appearances only.” I swallowed hard. “And… intimacy?” His gaze darkened briefly. “Not required.”

I felt a sharp ache replace the love I once felt. I immediately turned off the screen, not wanting to listen to whatever was left for them to say. The room seemed to spin, and my fingers began to tremble as I staggered back, my vision blurring from the sting of unshed tears. The words still linger in my mind. A bet? My marriage — my entire life– turns out to be just a sick game to Martin. A cruel game.

I asked. "Because marriage has no future. All that's different is the status and the paperwork. After all, love and marriage don't last forever. Just like your married life was ruined by betrayal. And in my opinion, there's no way you'd get married after your ex-husband's betrayal, is that right?" It felt like I was slapped once when he explained the definition of marriage and love in front of me who had just been betrayed. He was so right and it hit me so deeply.

Emma gazed at the sparkling diamond ring on her finger, feeling its heavy presence. The ring symbolized a commitment, but not one born of love or choice. Instead, it represented a binding agreement, a contract that tied her to a stranger. She had always envisioned her dream wedding, with a loving partner, laughter, and joyful tears. But this reality was far from her fantasy. The man she was engaged to was practically a stranger, someone she hadn't fallen for, hadn't shared memories with, or built any connection with.

Anything and everything, we never ran out of topics—celebrities, the fashion industry, music, business, school gossip, until we ended up discussing love. "Maybe that's how it is," I said, looking into the distance, as our conversation shifted to loveless marriages—those unions where people come together for money, convenience, or status but lack love, like mine with Adam. "What do you think?" I asked, looking at her. "Is that how you see it?" I nodded. "Why? So, you don't believe there's someone out there meant for you?" I laughed at her statement. "That's bullshit, Kyra. I thought you learned that by now."

Harriet had clearly heard of the word 'marriage' but she had no idea what it meant. "Marriage is a sacred thing, dear. It's not something that can happen easily because they have to make a promise in front of God." Harriet frowned in confusion. "Promise like what, Mommy?" "A couple who are getting married have to promise to live and die forever. Isn't that very hard to fulfill?" "Yeah, it's a little tricky. But... it's not that hard either. Mommy and Daddy were made to be together. So I think Mommy and Daddy need to get married. Then you guys will have a photo together."

loves someone else, that to her sister. She comes out of her trance, when Ahaan shook her, she slowly nods her head in agreement with a heavy heart. Ahaan continued:" Anaya, you have seen how Alya, betrayed me, how she crushed and break my heart. How she move on without care about me, from that moment I do not believe in love. I think there is nothing called love in the world. You are my wife Anaya, my companion. I accept you as my wife, our marriage start was not good but now I accept you as your wife. Our marriage will be based on trust and loyalty. Maybe there is no love in this marriage from my side but I promised you loyalty and trust from my side. Please try to understand my point of