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I sigh, laying my cup down on the low table in front of us. “Honesty is very important … as is communication, and still cherishing one another even after the first throws of passion and excitement have died.” Sylvana focuses on me very seriously. “I know from first-hand experience that marriages can stray if you don’t keep a focus on what you mean to one another and if you stop telling each other how you really feel.” She pats me again and I get the impression she’s talking about Giovanni’s affair.

Keeping their marriage a secret wasn’t as hard as she thought it was going to be because Adonis was out of town more times than in town, she thought to herself. "I have dedicated myself to the idea that the future will be better for you and me, baby, starting today." With every emotional ache she acquired, she and the man she married started to enjoy it. Realizing each one made them stronger and more in love with one another, Safira said to him, “We need to set goals. There is nothing indecent about our love, and why should we try to hide it? I love you, Adonis,and it has kept me going."

“You don’t need to know. I will make things quick right now. My husband and I are currently in an open marriage…” “Seraphina” A growl rumbled from Rowan’s throat while Bob searched his eyes around as if looking for a quick escape. I ignored Rowan, taking another step forward until I closed the space between me and Bob. I pushed my lips forward in a pout, reaching for his tie. “Don't look at me like that. The whole open marriage idea was initiated by my husband…” I tugged at his tie. “You see, my husband has a first love and even if the thought is already heartbreaking, he doesn't seem to stop talking about his love for her. He doesn't care about what I feel and he even dared to say it to my

He air-quoted. "And what is that?" I asked. "Never marry for convenience?" He shook his head. "Oh, I know this. Never marry a playboy?" I snapped my fingers. He let out one of those absolutely unguarded, childish and blissful laughter of his. You know, the one that did things to my intestines? Those kind. He shook his head and before I could open my mouth to come up with something else, he held up a hand to stop me. "He said, a marriage works best when there is respect and trust there. Love is secondary."

As soon as he reached her, he pulled her into his arms, embracing her tightly. Shane used to believe that married life was just about eating and sleeping, and the affectionate activities during dating were unnecessary. However, after the incident in the bar, he changed his mind. Marriage, having children, and all those things could be put on the back burner. There was only one thing that mattered—the feeling of being in love.

My matchmaking, if you still want to follow your sister, try the matchmaking we chose! let's get married? I don't want to date... Yes, I really want to marry Sintia, I want to have a partner, a household and a new dream. I'm married to Dwi, I'm married if I say because of love maybe it's a lie, love? What is the meaning of love with someone I just met? Just desperate, dating after marriage. Turns out, it's fun to feel dating after marriage... Honeymoon full of love and new hope, weekend or end of the month that we always make for dating and honeymoon.

Freya hummed quietly, nodding her head as she stared into the air, deep in thought. Caleb raised a brow. “Are you saying men stop appreciating their women once they’re married?” Hazel’s expression turned even more serious. “Ninety percent of men out there begin to lose affection for their wives once they start living together, especially after a long time of being together.” “Their love wouldn’t feel as fresh as it did in the beginning, and the wife would start to wonder where she went wrong. But really, men are just greedy,” Hazel continued, her tone sharp but composed.

He said jokingly. Sophia rolled her eyes. “I am only five years younger than you”. Sophia defended. “Still counts”. He said smiling, then his expression grew serious again. “The first time we got married, I thought love was enough…..I thought having you beside me guaranteed everything would work out…..I was wrong. Love isn't enough by itself, it needs respect, trust, and communication” . Sophia felt tears tingle in her eyes because these were the lessons they had learned the hard way painfully together. Damien took a slow breath then he continued.

"Hm, yeah we fell in love before getting Married. She was my first love... Chantel cleared her throat. "Ex Love.. okay Wife. Whatever I say right now is in the past. And just know so well that I love you and I would never leave you for another woman" he said and her smile return. "Okay" she pecked his cheek.

she said, “it’s a complex thing. The most important things, the foundations of a strong marriage, are mutual respect and compassion. Those are the things that matter, the things that last.” Her words resonated with me, echoing the doubts that had been gnawing at me for months. “Love…” she continued, her voice thoughtful, “love can come after marriage, you know. It can grow, blossom over time. But it can also… disappear. It’s a fragile thing, easily broken.” She looked at me intently, her eyes conveying the depth of her wisdom. “That’s why you must put yourself first, Dema. Your happiness, your well-being. Before anything else. You are valuable, you are worthy of love and respect. Never forge