Marry me? (A flash marriage story.)

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Summary

It’s Saturday morning, and I need to write down this idea before I completely forget it. Ever heard of a flash marriage? The first thing that probably comes to your mind is a man suddenly asking a woman to marry him and—boom—a wedding! But in this case, it’s the other way around. Dave Chu has always been ordinary. A normal baby who grew into a normal adult. He works as a teacher in a public high school and is broke most of the time. Marcy Raymond? Not so much. She’s the daughter of Alex Raymond, a big-name oil tycoon. She’s the textbook definition of third-generation wealthy, but that doesn’t mean her life is perfect. In fact, she’s a big mess. I should also mention: she’s a sadist with a personality disorder. One day, Dave, the “normal guy,” ends up saving Marcy from dying. And instead of the typical “thank you” he expects, she hits him with a proposal: “Will you marry me?” Of course, he says no. But what he doesn’t realize is that he’s dealing with a crazy woman. In this story, he doesn’t have a choice. It’s YES or YES.

Genre
Humor
Author
richard
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

PROLOGUE.



“You… are the one who saved me?” the lady asked slowly, her eyes scanning me from head to toe.

“Yes,” I replied, though her gaze made me strangely uncomfortable.

She stretched out her hands toward me after hearing that. I hesitated for a moment before taking them and gently helping her up from the ground. The next thing I knew, a soft, warm body was wrapped around me in a hug.

“This is probably her way of saying thank you,” I thought. I returned the embrace and patted her back lightly. “You’re welcome, you’re welcome,” I murmured.

Then the bombshell landed. She pulled away from the hug, lifted her cold eyes to meet mine, and said, “You… why don’t you marry me?”

I was sure she was joking. I gave her a playful wink, as if to say I got the joke—but she didn’t even blink.

“Marry me,” she said again, this time with a firm edge in her voice.

That was when I realized, as usual, I had made a terrible mistake. I should have just saved her purse instead.