Asmodian's Contract Novels & Stories

Rose asked, excited. "Her," he said, and they turned to Laura. "Huh?" Rose looked back at him puzzled. "Who's she?" He asked. "Ehm... she's my niece," Rose replied. "Hmm," he hummed. Since she wasn't their biological child and with the way she was kneeling proved that having her would be easier than expected. "I get her as mine. My contracted wife for six months, and I'll partner with your company for six months," Scott clarified. "What about forever?" Rose quickly asked.

I let her know about the pack members undermining Kieran, making Samson feral more quickly, and killing three of the people so far, as well as the one who snuck out last night. “Do you need help, Reagan? I can be there late tonight.” “No, we’re good. We’re rooting them out. We think there are a couple more of them. Besides I still have Meady and Mody here.” “Who?” she asks. I snort. “Meadow called Asmodeus ‘Asy’. He thought Meady and Mody had a better ring to it. Obviously, I agree with him.”

The client hadn’t shown up yet. “I want to buy this place, so I’m meeting with the owner to see if she would consider selling to me.” “She?” Now I was curious to see who the owner was. We waited for quite a while until a sweet server came over and brought us a bottle of wine on the house. “Mr. Moore, I’m sorry, but she won’t be joining you this evening. She sends her regards.” Dominic nodded sullenly, and I noticed him grinding his teeth together. I placed a hand on his sleeve and raised an eyebrow at him.

I said. The garden went so still that I could hear the water strike the fountain stones behind her. Daciana looked from me to Conri, then back to the contract that made both men’s offers feel suddenly dangerous. Conri’s jaw tightened, but he did not speak, and I respected him more for that than I wanted to admit. “The contract says if I failed to bind you willingly, Adolphus would awaken Ashina to finish what Sassaba began,” I continued. Daciana’s face changed slowly, and the horror there made the mate bond twist with pain beneath my ribs.

"The witches are niché beings, amongst the humans, also known as the wives of Asmodeus — The divine beast of Luxuria. Divine beasts and goddesses can make contracts irrelevant to their capacity. But among all the fifteen divine beasts, only Asmodeus was given the right to contract with a large number of humans." "A contract with Asmodeus allows humans to use magic but they have to pay certain prices. The first being the curse of eternal youth. Even until their death. A normal witch will never look older than a prepubescent girl. The second being the curse of love. All their relationships are doomed to fail one way or another. The third one… "

Looking at him, I spoke bluntly, "Don't tell me you snuck in just to say these things to me." I didn't think he would be so bored. There must be a deeper purpose for his actions. "Here for you," Theodore handed me the contract in his hand. I looked down and saw it was the contract for my four-million-dollar loan. "Just for this?" I asked. Theodore nodded. "Boring," I grumbled in a low voice, signed directly, and then threw the contract back at him. To sneak in, especially at night, just to have me sign a contract. "As your creditor, may I ask you something?" Theodore said.

"Then thank me later." He held out one of his hands. "Sure, as long as you promise me something in return." I shuddered. He wanted a contract. That was not a good idea. Everyone knew that contracts with Asmodeus could not be broken - because besides the prince of lust, he was also the lord of all contracts. The retainer of the threads and the heir to the funeral memories. In the end, there was a reason Asmodeus was so powerful.

Her face steeled into an emotionless polite mask and she tilted her head up to him with a weak smile just as his princess daughter should. Arsen cleared his throat, handed Damien a pen with the contract. While Damien was mechanically signing whatever Arsen had put in front of him, Ada was doing the same following the Beta’s lead. Both of them were thankful for Arsen’s business mindset and taking the lead. Andre had moved to a window and was standing with relaxed poise in every part of his body. As soon as the paperwork was finished, Arsen stood up and informed the room that he would email copies of the contract and put in motion everything necessary.

“Don’t be naive, Harvey! “I didn’t want to fight you before because I was trying to conserve energy! I didn’t want anyone to take advantage of me! “Do you really think you can go against me if we go all out? “You want to cripple me?! “If you know what’s good for yourself, then hand the beads over already! “I’ll allow you people to leave if you do! “But if not, then not just you… “Everyone present here will suffer because of you!” Amos finally revealed his true colors when he looked wretched and crazed. Harvey heaved a sigh. “I would’ve treated you differently if you admitted your loss… “We already signed a contract. “And yet you’re here playing small tricks with me? Are you stupid or somethi