A Contractual Couple Again Novels & Stories

he conveys like he already thought about it “So miss evans do we have a deal? He asks stretching his arm out, I think about Kaylee I’m doing this for her only her, I could do this it was just one year I put my small hands in his ridiculously large ones, a small zing of electricity goes through my body and I look up at him to see if he felt it too But his face was blank, “yes we do” I say, he nods standing up “my lawyer will send you the contract tomorrow, go through it and sign” he instructs I nod my answer thinking of how fast my life was changing and then I remembered “uhm Mr Blackwell when is the wedding? I ask

I'll let him know about everything when the time is right. “She was normal about it. We're just contract couples, remember? And we don't love each other. So no one gets hurt, right?” I suddenly realized that we had broken a few rules of the contract. Technically, I broke them but who cares about that? I fell in love, we went on a date, we kissed. The contract is literally void already. “I see…” Caleb nodded in understanding and I sat on the bed, exhaustion taking over me. I missed working.

There wasn't really anything much I could say. " As for you and him affa - I mean contract, I don't really have anything to say. He said its a year contract and it's just for intimacy so ..." "I know it was wrong, but I had no choice, I said looking at him as he nodded slightly. " It's not wrong anymore because him and Amanda are no longer a couple. So whatever you guys are doing is legal and right in every way." Our eyes met for a while before we were brought from our trance by two coffees that was placed in front of us. I took up mine and took a sip of it. It was warm and nice when I swallowed it but the after taste was a bit bitter.

he said, resting his hand beside the folder. She stared at him, then she looked at the contract, then back at him. She shook her head and leaned back against the pillow. “This is absurd.” “It can be when both people understand what they're getting from it.” Sophia glanced at the contract again. Alexander pointed toward it. “Two years. We present ourselves as husband and wife publicly. We attend important events together. We live together so the arrangement remains believable.” Sophia's eyes widened slightly. “You expect us to live together?” She rubbed her forehead and muttered, “Things keep getting worse.”

I wouldn’t have been surprised if his next statement was about it. “Why would you? It’s normal for married couples to cuddle with each other.” He shrugged, and I scowled. “We’re not a normal married couple. We’re a contractually married couple. Contractual, Raphael. And in our contract, there is no sexual intimacy, remember? It’s a rule already set in stone.” How many times was I going to remind him about that? Did he have a bad memory, or was he deliberately ignoring that important detail of our lives?

Sebastian said. "I do not understand," said Charlotte. "It's simple. We get married just to get our families off our backs and we'll go our separate ways after a year. That way, we won't be breaching the term of the contract," Sebastian explained. Charlotte could see what Sebastian was driving at. If they got married, then they would fulfill the terms of the contract. The contract didn't say that they would have to be together for life. It only said that they had to get married to each other.

It was photos of Luca and Elena standing side by side. "Top Business Partners Reunite After Three Years: New Investments Focus on Cutting-Edge Technology." They looked perfectly matched in the photo. Only then did I finally understand why he had set the divorce agreement to take effect after three years. Maybe it had always been a promise between him and her. He had even said that after three years, I could pursue my true love. It almost sounded as if he were the one begging in this relationship. I let out a quiet, bitter laugh and turned off my phone.

I say, nervously biting my lips. “A contract marriage?” He says, I nod, “yes, a contract marriage between the two of us”. He smiles, “I understand what you’re trying to say, but why do you think I need to get into a contract marriage and if I did, why will it be with you?” He asks.

Charles said, “We are a part of each other’s destiny, or else we wouldn’t have so many of the same thoughts.” Sarah bit her chopsticks, and answered shyly, “We just have some of the same ideas. What are you saying?” “Don’t you know that many couples realize they have different opinions right before they get married, which leads them to break up eventually?” “Really?” “Of course. So, I say we share a destiny. We will live happily in the future and won’t quarrel over trifles. Ha-ha.” Hearing his words, Sarah also smiled and felt relieved. However, no one knew whether they would be together forever or not. Their wedding looked good, but more drama was yet to come.

"He used to be happy with us and we were always there for him, but I don't know why he changed. What is with the wife and husband thing?" Olivia chuckles "We signed a contract that is all." Isabella nods not sure of what the deal is between the both of them. "It'll be good if you both get along with each other." Olivia only smiles.