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My Once Handsome Husband

Marriages are not a thing for love. They are a binding contract your parents make when you are a child and you will have no say in them. You are left to hope they bargained well. When Delaney Simms was born she was a beautiful baby everyone was sure would grow up to be as beautiful as her mother. So when Lord and Lady Adair approached the new parents to arrange a marriage for their handsome eldest son they were quick to accept. They had money but no title. The Adairs had titles and estates but they were falling into disarray due to lack of funds. It was the perfect arrangement. The children grew up and the fortunes of their families reversed. While the Adairs grew more and more wealthy, Delaney's parents passed away and she lost everything and had to live with her Aunt and Uncle. Her marriage contract was still binding though so at least she had that for her future. That was until word came that her handsome future husband had been sent to defend the kingdom against a dragon and had returned scarred and angry. Unable to escape her contract, Delaney was forced to marry the man who was now more of a monster. But could she ever learn to love him? Once they are married she learns there is much more to her scarred husband than meets the eye and she is soon swept into a life of witches, fairies, unicorns, pirates, and more. Delaney has made it clear she will never love her husband and he knows that. He makes a deal with her so they won't have to stay married forever. But what happens if now Delaney is the one to change her mind?

Erin_McLain_4927 · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
310 Chs

Too Much To Drink

 Delaney followed Vincent to his study questioning him as they went. She was stunned to hear that not only had he seen a unicorn but he had seen fairies and trolls as well. Not to mention the dragons he'd fought and the witches he'd come across.

 "Why have you never told me any of this?" Delaney questioned as they walked into his study. The room was much darker than her Uncle Felix's.

 She noticed the bare spot on the wall where the tapestry of the deer must have hung before he had it moved to her room.

 "I suppose because you never asked me," he shrugged, taking a seat in his leather chair behind his desk.

 "Well, from now on, if you see any unbelievable things like this you have to tell me," she teased.

 "Noted," he smiled, amused.