Why Did I Get Married Again Novels & Stories

He knew his fiance was extravagant and materialistic, but he never knew she would have eyes for his best friend from France, who was a business tycoon and was richer than David. It took his mother's soothing words and care to help him get over the betrayal and also making himself a workaholic to soothe his pain, but he was over it now and he swore that no woman would be allowed to come close to his heart again. It took a lot of coaxing from his mother to finally convince him about getting married because it was stapled in his father's will that he has to be married before the age of thirty-eight to produce an heir, to inherit his father's legacy, and he was thirty-six now, he wasn't getting

It’s like before the storm, the entire room was overcast silently. “As she wishes.” I pointed at Jessica. “I got married.” I did two years ago. Still licking my bleeding scar left by Cicio on my heart, I married another man, and I had a two-year-old daughter, just like I said. Cicio looked defeated. “Why were you married to another man? Who approved this?” I chuckled. “I didn’t need anyone’s approval. Especially not yours.” “You knew I had no choice when I left you. I did it for my boy.” Cicio said, “Why couldn’t you understand that I didn’t mean to stop loving you?”

“Alexander, you need to explain this whole thing about wanting to marry again.” Part of me felt a bit bad for coming off so harsh; but, I couldn't let it go for a second time with a clear answer. “I mean, were you being serious?” I asked gently. “Yes, I was,” he told me. “My reasons for wanting to marry you are because our first wedding was far less than ideal. You can’t tell me that you didn’t feel cheated in some way. It was far less than the bare minimum of what it should have been.”

And he did. They crashed into each other like a wave against stone—needing, claiming, choosing. Clothes dropped to the floor in a trail of surrender. They made love slowly this time—no dominance, no possession—just skin, sighs, and promises whispered between gasps. She touched his scars. He kissed her tears. And when they lay tangled in the sheets, hearts pounding in sync, he turned to her. “I never thought I’d marry again,” he said. “You didn’t,” she whispered.

Taking in the room, her eyes landed on the woman on the bed. “What’s wrong? Who is she and why is she lying lifeless Cassian?” This is the second time since we have know each other that she has called me by my name. “She’s my new wife.” I said and then took my seat next to Sadie. “Wife?” The shock on her face was very unexplainable. Not many people knew that I took a wife and I divorced my ex wife. But now, everyone will get to know my little secret. “Yes Mara, I got married again and it’s for business purpose.” I carefully filled her in with what had been happening and the reason as to why I married Sadie.

After he spent time brushing his lips through mine, he wrapped his hands around my waist, smiling at me with a glint of passion in his eyes. He slurred. "Isn't it weird that we are getting married again? I mean, Daisy finds it weird. She kept complaining about how she didn't want us to get married again. This is like the third time. that we are getting married in the space of four years!" I frowned slightly. "Whose idea was it to always get married every day?" I said sarcastically while he chuckled softly. "It was my idea"

"But you fell in love with her like that. How did she fall in love with you??" "I used to take care of her mother and her a lot. So she was feeling something for me but she never said anything. But I had decided to not stay away from her so I proposed to her again. " "Again for what??" "To marry me. I wanted to marry her again. Because I wanted to take my vows again. I wanted to assure her that I wasn't lying and she agreed. We married again in a small gathering and after that, I never had a day without her. I just love seeing her every day. I love her."

I moved round and thank everyone that wished me happy birthday. I turned and saw Daniel's on his knee with a shinning diamond ring. I gasped. "Kathie, ever since we got married you have been the best wife to me despite it was an arranged marriage by our parents, you supported me, love me and care for me. You fought for our marriage. You are a nice woman and you got a big heart. You are my father, my mother and the siblings I never had. You complete my life and filled my life with so much happiness. I always believe marriage sucks but you proved me wrong. Getting married to you is the best thing that ever happened to me. You beautify my life and changed my life for the best. You are my love,

On the other hand, I was scared. “You didn’t do anything wrong. I don’t plan to leave you, Jack.” I frowned, becoming even more confused. “Then what do you mean by getting divorced legally?” Kimberly let out a sigh. “Like, I said, it’s nothing serious. However, our marriage ended in a terrible way five years ago and the only reason we’re still legally married is because you refused to file those papers. We didn’t marry for love back then, but now that we love each other, I think we should get married again.”

“Why didn’t you try to contact Cameron and Dad back at home? They must all think I’m fucking dead now,” “I wanted to do that but I got a little selfish. It was my only opportunity to spend some time with you even though you weren’t concious. And I knew you were going to hate me when you woke up." "Guess my memory loss bought you some time then. Did you get married again? Have other kids?,” She shook her head. “No I couldn’t bring myself to do it. I dated other men but I couldn’t start a new family. I always felt empty and incomplete. It was karma dealing with me I guess,”