A Contractual Couple Again Romane & Geschichten

"No, Dmitri. I mean I'm leaving this house, and you. Tomorrow is our so called marriage anniversary. According to our contract, a year is up, so that means we can go our separate ways now. No need for all this to go on more than it absolutely has to." Dmitri looked shocked beyond belief. "What....what are you talking about? Is this some kind of a sick joke?" Trinity rolled her eyes. "What we've been living for the past year was a joke. This, right now, this is reality." Dmitri's world came crashing down around him. "I-I don't understand. You love me, don't you? We decided to forego the contract and live our life like a true couple. We've been living like an actual couple for the better part

Their love was a constant reminder of the beauty that can arise when two souls come together with a shared purpose. As they embarked on a new chapter of their lives, Katie and Sean knew that their journey was far from over. They were committed to leaving a lasting legacy of love and acceptance, continuing to touch lives and inspire change. Together, they would keep walking the path of self-discovery, side by side, forever intertwined in a love that had been born from a contract but blossomed into an extraordinary romance—a romance that transcended time, defied expectations, and left an eternal mark on their hearts.

She skipped the parts with dates and definitions of the persons involved as well as other terms and continued reading. 1.1 A public engagement shall be done between Andra and Dominic after which they will get married. 1.2 The couple agrees to live together immediately after engagement. 1.3 The couple will begin keeping dating appearances a day after the contract is signed by all parties involved. 1.4.the couple will keep this arrangement a secret and uphold the rules of this contract. Andra closed the contract with a scoff at the secret aspect. After all, her household already knew. She didn’t know about Dominic’s side but she was sure he would have a close person to talk about the deal with

"I stole nothing. By the way, you are my wife." "Your contracted wife." "You are still my wife, and we are stuck here." "I'm going to divorce you as soon as I can. I do not..." I couldn't stop myself anymore. I leaned forward and locked my lips with Sally's, and she shut it immediately.

The meeting commenced, and as the discussions unfolded, Olivia and Nathaniel demonstrated a remarkable synergy, presenting a solidified and United front. Hours later, as they wrapped up the meeting, the clients were impressed by the unity of the couple and the thoroughness of their presentation. Olivia and Nathaniel walked out of the conference room with a renewed sense of purpose and achievement. They had successfully navigated this crucial step in their partnership, and the prospect of a lifetime contract was drawing closer to reality.

The fabric slipped to the floor in one smooth motion, revealing her bare back in the soft light. George choked on air and spun around, facing the opposite wall. “What the fuck are you doing, Luna?” Her voice was calm, unwavering. “I suggest you go over the contract again,” she said. “Clearly, you missed a part.” He didn’t move. “This wasn’t part of the deal,” he hissed, his voice low with fury. “Oh?” she mused, reaching for a robe and sliding it over her shoulders. “Clause fifteen. You remember it, don’t you? 'Cohabitation optional unless publicly required.'”

"This is a one-year contract for marriage between you and Mr. Declan Rowe. During the contractual period, you'll be recognised as his wife. You, as well as your child, will be required to cohabit with him for the duration of the contract. You will be required to attend formal events together and show up as a couple in love. We will ensure to protect your public image, ensuring that neither you nor your child is fully revealed to the public or made to face any form of criticism during or after the contract. Your only duty is to partner with Mr. Declan, presenting him as the perfect husband and loving father. In return, you'll receive a monthly allowance, and upon the lapse of the contract, yo

"What is all this?" "Do you remember this place?" I asked. "Of course. This is where we got married. The contract marriage." Understanding dawned in her eyes. "Ten months ago." "Ten months and three days," I corrected. "That contract ended months ago, Lily. Legally, we're not married anymore. We haven't been for a while." Her face fell slightly. "I know." "But here's the thing." I stepped closer to her. "That contract marriage was supposed to be purely business. A transaction to solve both our problems. You needed protection from Alex, and I needed to secure my company against Victoria's schemes."

It is as though I am not destined for love. The door swings open again and Marco walks back inside. “It’s a three-year marriage contract,” seeing me hold the file, Marco explains. “That means we’ll be married for three years and live together within this period. During this marriage, we’d have to be seen together in public and act like a real couple in order to make people believe, but when we’re alone…” “…we’re just two normal persons with no attachments sharing a roof,” I force a smile, pretending to accept the contract well.

"It's a gesture of love. This way, even if we're not together, I can always remember our intimate moments." "Weird." Ethan narrowed his eyes. "It's not weird, Sweetheart. It's love." Eve kissed him again then drop the phone into her pocket. "And this contract." She picked the document up. "We are a legal couple, and we love each other. Don't you think a contract between us is useless?" "You're right," Ethan nodded. "So you see." Eve tore the document in two. "We no longer need this. As long as you keep your word and promise to not let anyone come between us and also take care of me forever, we'll be alright."