The nicest and most sensible way of dealing with all that nonsense I've read. Love it

That was crazy! An interesting take on marriage contracts. Thank you for writing this.

That makes a LOT of sense. I know that marriage contracts and multiple wives is a fanon thing, obviously, and some stories with them make it a male-dominated society. But I would say that IF multiple spouses were a thing in the Wizarding World, this would be a very legitimate way that it could be done. Certainly very creative.

Great planning.

I really love how this multi wives thing was dealt with in this story, letting everyone get a happy ending.

Cute story! I like your twist on harems.

interesting. wish you would have continued this. it would have been very entertaining if nothing else. XD

Excellent escape clauses!

Ok, that was nicely done... unexpected turn, and I kind of really like the end...

Of course, this only works where the wording here is ambiguous. In a lot of societies it is either a "Patriarchy" or a "Matriarchy" (the latter being less common in present day reality) and so it is written with at "man may have many wives" (Patriarchy) or a "women may have many husbands" (Matriarchy) Personally Patriarchies in a society that cannot do paternity tests are mostly about owning women, because that's the only way to know who's child it is. She births it, how she got the baby only she may know.

Sweet Merlin, the thought of Harry, Bill, and Fluer has given me the vapors! (Lol)

I don't understand if Hermione would leave Ron for Harry or just love both as Harry seems to actually asking her to love him. I like how Harry worked all that out but none of them require children. Interesting. Thanks for writing.

Yay for a REAL multiple marriage! :D

That was one of the more well-thought out versions of the trope. Still, ridiculous by current standards. 14 wives? If contracts are created to mainly end fueds and merge families, don't children need to come out of that?

Nice one using wedding contracts where the marriage are just paper marriage and they go their separate way afterwards. There is really no need to make a marriage worth more then both partners want it to be.