Forced to Marry My Sister-in-law

n pressing down on her. Richard took a seat across from her, his postu

ing over the immediate steps," he suggested, trying to inject a sense of order into the chaotic situati

l documents. There are specific requirements we need to meet. For instance, the marriage mus

ot a lot of time. I need to process this, figure out how to handle e

requirements, there could be legal and financial repercussions for the family business. It's

need to address the wedding arrangements. Emily, do you have any thoughts on

to start. I'm feeling overwhelmed. Richard and I don't have a relationship b

more difficult than it already is. I'm willing to work with you on this. If ther

tion about our expectations. What do you envision for this arrangement

this will impact my life. I have a career, friends, and responsibilities. I need to know how marrying Richard

y involve overseeing operations and ensuring continuity. I'm not expecting you to take on a m

d what about us, personally? How do we handle this new dynamic? I need to know

e honest with each other about our feelings and expectations. If there are

unds like we're making progress. Let's outline the immediate tasks. We need to select a date for th

sounds manageable. I can start working on the wedding details. Richard, ca

ar check-ins will help us stay on track and addre

to handle, but I believe we can get through it if we work together. We've fac

atitude. "Thanks, David. I appreciate your sup

Emily. I know this isn't ideal, but we'll get through this. We just nee

he legal requirements, the necessary paperwork, and the logistics of merging their lives. Emily's initial apprehension graduall

tially filled the air started to dissipate, replaced by a growing sense of determination. T

lright, let's start working on this. We've got

his face. "That's the spirit. W

nk you for being willing to work with me on this. I know

king it firmly. "I hope so. Fo

f hope amidst the uncertainty. They knew there would be challenge