Lavendermarriage Stories

Set between the aftermath of World War II and the shifting promises of the late 1950s, this story follows two men raised on opposite sides of privileges and survival. Vincent grows up in wealth, discipline and expectation. Heir to a powerful name, he was taught early that image is everything. Alastor, raised by a violent father, lives in an era that limits him at every turn. He learns how to move through spaces that welcome his talent, yet reject his presence. Their lives collide in a moment neither will forget - a brief encounter marked by judgment which later leaded to consequences. What follows is not a simple romance, but a slow unraveling: of inherited beliefs, carefully performed roles, and desires that refuse to remain buried. Vincent and Alastor are forced to confront not only each other, but the parts of themselves shaped by fear, expectation from society, survival and the cost of choosing who they are allowed to be.

Everyone has secrets. It's not a suprise that even one of the most adored couples has one. This secret could destroy reputations and connections in the blink of an eye...

In which Nikita, the Lady's maid, has fallen madly in love with her mistress. A tale of lavender marriage galore, aristocrats, milfs and ornate words.

She's only nineteen when she runs away to Zagreb with nothing but a change of clothes and some stolen foreign money. He's only twenty-three when he loses the man he loved to the whims of the empire. Jasna takes time off work, puts rum in his tea even though he hates it because honestly, Robert, you need a pick-me-up, you'll get sick again, tries to get him to at least take a walk to the cathedral with her. He does, eventually, but he doesn't talk or explain his absence. The neighbors all look at him with contempt, but it's better to be hated for rudeness than for being unnatural. Robert and Jasna Sabljak live in Upper Town and nothing good ever happens to them. They're strange and keep to themselves, and one day they're going to burn this country to the ground.

"Both born into respectable households, the earlier years of their lives held little worries of the world. Unaware, oblivious, and therefore, perfectly happy. " Barely emerging from adolescence, Charles and Viviane are married to one another for reasons beyond love or devotion. Money, social class, societal expectations, maybe. It isn't until after their vows have been sealed and fates set in stone do they start to delve into one another, discovering both faults and fortunes, and dive into themselves to find the same thing. Upon realising a secret that resonates in both of them, an agreement is formed. An acceptance and understanding. A lavender marriage.

toga and bakugou band AU

Elle knew. Elle knew that her husband was cheating on her with another woman - a much more gorgeous woman than her, at that. She vows to take revenge, but in an unexpected way.

girl x gay

satire ok.

Ethereal, Leon, Aella, and Thea all grew up as nobles and royalty in the empires of Elixir and Sonorous where people of high nobility are seen as perfect and must marry even if they aren't in love. What happens when two lavender marriages happen and the story takes a twist? Read to find out. ⚠️DISCLAIMER⚠️ This is my first book and I'm just a high school student in Honors English so uh don't expect it to be the best book you've ever read.

Two young lovers. Their passion, blinding. He was drunk as a skunk and the other was his savior, there for him at every turn. How could they know that their love was not meant to last (or was it). Watch as their story unfolds in this tale of love, hate, and fear. (Be sure to read the disclaimer pls)

Inglaterra, 1879: Tras diez años de viajes, Clara González regresa a su pueblo natal en busca de su amiga de la infancia, Mariangel Graham, antes conocida como Castaño. El regreso de Clara desata una avalancha de problemas con los Prieto y despierta sentimientos que Mariangel había enterrado profundamente tiempo atrás. Ella lucha por liberarse de la red de mentiras que tejió y de las máscaras que ha adoptado con el paso de los años...

I hope this ends up on a vid pls pls pls

In the Kingdom of Aurelion, marriage is not sacred - it is strategic. Lilith enters royal life armed only with her independence and a sharp awareness of how easily freedom can be taken. Her marriage to Prince Alaric secures the future of the crown, but behind palace doors, it is a union built on silence rather than love. Alaric is a prince shaped by restraint, bound to expectations that leave no room for truth. Together, they perform perfection for a court that watches, whispers, and waits for an heir. Rumors spread. Alliances shift. And a foreign prince's arrival threatens the fragile balance they've constructed - awakening jealousy, loyalty, and grief in equal measure. Every gesture becomes political. Every kindness, suspect. In a world where queerness is punished and appearances rule all, survival depends not on honesty, but on knowing when to remain silent - and when to stand together. Lavender Beneath the Throne is an adult fantasy novel about power, secrecy, and the quiet courage it takes to live truthfully in a world that demands obedience.

Isla Vivienne Strauss De Vera had it all. A glamorous life in Berlin, a skincare fridge full of La Mer, and zero plans of coming home to the Philippines. But when her dramatic, supposedly-dying lolo summoned the entire De Vera clan, she flew back expecting a tearful goodbye. What she got instead? A wedding. To a man she doesn't know. A man chosen by their families. A man who is tall, gorgeous, disgustingly perfect, and very, very gay. Apparently, their marriage was promised before she was even born. A merger of two powerful families, the De Veras and the Morellés, sealed not with love but with obligation, tradition, and a painfully glittery prenup. Now stuck in a house with her designer-wearing, perfume-layering, brutally honest gay husband, Isla must navigate the madness of high-society gossip, family expectations, and a heart that refuses to follow the rules. Because the one thing she didn't expect? To actually fall for someone who was never meant to love her back.