Ribbons Unbound: My Fiancé's Lingering Regret

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After seven years of their handfasting, Ethan Ferrers inherited everything from his deceased brother.

Including his widowed sister-in-law, Victoria.

Every time, after spending night with Victoria, he would hold me close and whisper reassuringly:

"Freya, just wait a little longer. Once Victoria gets pregnant, we'll have our wedding ceremony!"

This was the only requirement from his family for him to inherit the Ferrers estate.

In the six months since returning to Scotland, Ethan had sexed with Victoria 52 times.

What started as once a month quickly escalated to every other day.

Finally, after the 52nd time sitting alone until dawn, news came that Victoria was pregnant.

But along with it came the announcement of Ethan and Victoria's wedding.

"Mommy, is someone getting married?" my son asked innocently.

I stared numbly at the wedding decorations filling the house—white ribbons and flower arrangements—as I pulled my confused little boy into my arms:

"Yes, sweetheart. Daddy is marrying someone he loves, which means we need to move out."

Ethan followed the tradition of our Scottish Gwendolyn family, we practiced the ancient tradition of handfasting—a binding commitment where couples join hands in a ceremony, their union sealed with ribbons for a year.

Then we could formalize our union permanently or part ways with no stigma.

We believed the heart's promise was more sacred than any legal document.