Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

Marriage of Convenience, Chapter 7

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A marriage of convenience describes two people entering a marital union for contractual reasons other than love. For example, to wipe out a Debt, to receive an Inheritance, to gain citizenship, or for some other strategic purpose. Typically, characters in a marriage of convenience have a choice to enter the relationship – even if it’s a difficult choice – unlike Arranged Marriage. Unions made for political reasons are a type of marriage of convenience that may also be an arranged marriage, if family members required the union.