The Marriage Deal.

Take One.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to my story! Thank you so much for clicking. I'm a sucker for romantic comedies. And I know, after reading the synopsis, the idea of the story may seem cliché now but I try to make my stories as original as they can get.

A lot of things will be coming straight from my imagination, there will be made up states, names, companies, etc. Because of course, this is fictitious.

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Another thing, I just want to express once more how grateful I am that you've decided to click on this story.  I promise you're in for a treat. I love writing/reading drama, I love romance and I'm kind of funny sometimes, so expect all of those things and more.

Anyways, here goes. Happy reading, my loves! - Destiny

1 :

Ever had a moment where you just sat and cogitated all of the awful or unpleasant things that happened to you in your entire life? I just about lost count of my misfortunes, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth. Don't get me wrong, my life wasn't awful. There are just some things that I wished never ever happened, because they scarred me. They changed me.

There was one particular time, in high school, I trip and fell. That's obviously not the worst part; I was wearing a skirt that day and that was also the day I'd decided for the first time not to wear any shorts underneath it. It gets worse.. my period dropped by to pay me a visit. So, not only did I fall in front of the entire school, I also had my period and everyone had seen it. After that, I probably hadn't worn a skirt until years later, having been so traumatized from that experience.

Then, there was that time where my graduating class was in major trouble and I'm talking, not being able to graduate kind of trouble. I'd felt the need to stand up for them during a P.T.A meeting. So, there I was.. giving what I thought to be one of the most moving, heartfelt speeches known to any graduating class, only to cause the administrators finalize their decision of not allowing us to graduate. Most of my peers and their parents hated me after that.

I've had many embarrassing and unfortunately, unforgettable moments in my life. I was basically a 'bad luck' magnet. It was a little more than annoying. However, I don't think anything was more upsetting for m than having an accidental one night stand with a man who: 1, was one of your bullies in high school. (he was the one that called you "bloody Mary" after your embarrassing tripping and menstruation moment, which you didn't realize until after the fact.), 2, He forgot your name the very next day and ends up calling you Juliet when your name is in fact London Withers. And 3) He never called again. (not like I expected him to, hell, I didn't even like him.), especially when you'd recently gotten your heart broken.

How does one just lie with someone and never call or even send a quick post card in the mail or something just to show that they wanted to make sure you were alive? It was a huge, drunken mistake to sleep with him but it's also one I couldn't do anything about, but bury it in the back of my mind.

I despised anyone who just had sex with someone and never called again, unless it has been discussed beforehand that it was only going to be a one time thing. I almost despised it as much as I did men. But, that's what we failed to do, we fail to speak up and lay everything right out on the table. If we came right out and said half of the things we were thinking, sure some of us would've probably been socked in the nut or boob, but it would make things easier.