Best Ever Proposal Novels & Stories

He reached back in and brought out a box which he opened for me to see the largest, juiciest, most decadent chocolate-covered strawberries a girl could imagine. Thinking back on that day, it really ought to have been the best day ever. But there were so many more days to come—word of advice: never sell yourself short on your best day ever. Keep looking for that next best day and living for the future rather than reliving the past as your only good day. I still had a wedding to plan for and a whole life with this adorable, loving, romantic man.

she replied, though she couldn't ignore the notable look of discomfort from Kayla. As the conversation shifted, Cole interjected with a suggestion. “Aidan, secure a good deal for the company as soon as possible so we can elevate." Aidan nodded in agreement. "Yes, Father. I'm already working on that," he assured, before Marcus, his P.A., arrived. "Good morning, Boss,” Marcus greeted, bowing respectfully to Cole before turning to Aidan. “Mr. Aidan, we've drafted a proposal to secure a deal with the renowned Everhardt Group.”

The baby settled, as if listening too. Then Mr. Ellis spoke up. “She has every point covered. The plan is solid.” One by one, the others started nodding. Even the ones who had doubted me at the start. Mr. Harrington stared at the papers for a full minute. Finally he cleared his throat. “The proposal is sound. Better than what we had before.” I finished the last slide. “This is the way forward. We vote today, or we lose tomorrow.”

“No, I can’t return this proposal to you.” “What?” “Mr. Mayo, I’ve been thinking for a while. This proposal is perfect, and this is what our company needs at the moment!” “But you just…” “I was silly earlier. I nearly lost such an amazing proposal. Mr. Mayo, I am willing to make up for it. I’m willing to buy this proposal at double the price and have a strong collaboration with Sterling Technology! He did not just accept it with a double price.

“Why do they want to sell it then? Did the proposal get sent by mistake?” “I doubt that. It says here that the reason they want to sell out is bankruptcy.” I sigh and pick up the proposal I dropped. I may be bad at this but I know we can’t acquire a bankrupt company. Cole continues to flip through the proposal and I recognize that look in his eyes. He does that when he gets a sudden interest in something. “Whatever you are thinking, stop. Even I know it’s a terrible idea to buy a bankrupt company.” “But it used to be really big. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen Winston’s in many stores. I think I even own one or two of their products.”

I went to an engagement party on my father's behalf. It was the engagement party for the daughter of one of his subordinates. As the Don, he couldn't attend himself. But when I arrived, I saw my fiancé, James Morris, proposing to another woman with my engagement ring. James spotted me and quickly pulled me aside, using the crowd to hide us. "So this is your business trip?" Tears burned my eyes. He looked annoyed. "Mina and I are just putting on a show. I'm doing this so I can give you a better life." If it were only a show, why had he left me burning with fever the moment she called? Why had he kissed her at a party while I was losing our baby, then let the photo spread across social media?

She sipped the tea and found it surprisingly pleasant—fragrant with a slight bitterness. Watching her enjoy the simple refreshments, Liam thought she seemed easily satisfied. Contentment truly was the source of happiness. After Allison finished her tea and set down the cup, Liam reviewed the proposal. "Overall, it's acceptable," he stated flatly. "Though crude, it has some innovative elements." "So our proposal is approved?" Allison looked at him hopefully. Liam gave a cold laugh. "Something this unrefined? King Corporation wouldn't use it in its entirety." "What are you saying, then?" she asked, confused.

I want everyone to recognize my authenticity and my ability to demonstrate decorum, despite the deal I initially entered into with Nick. Which leads me to an aha moment that is a potential solution for us. As my stomach internally swirls, I excitedly propose to Nick, “What if we have two weddings? A private ceremony with your father and our immediate witnesses, and then a public gala that’s celebratory of the new era of the kingdom, of the initiatives you’re implementing and the focus you’re bringing to you’re citizens’ creative contributions and innovations?” “Not to mention, the two additions to the royal family.”

“I came here with a serious professional proposal, one that could significantly benefit your company—not to entertain your petty jealousy and outdated possessiveness.” “Call it what you want, Evelyn,” he retorted, his tone equally sharp, the polite facade finally shattering. “But if you want this deal, if you want Blackwood Corp’s resources to pull your failing company out of the red, that’s the price of admission. Consider it a clause in the contract. My non-negotiable clause.” “You’ve lost your mind,” she hissed, her hands trembling slightly as she reached for the proposal folder on the table. “Enjoy your steady profits, Hunter. Clearly, you’re content with mediocrity.”

“I need you to believe that I would never abandon you.” “I know you’ll never abandon me Papa, but why are you talking like this?” Her eyes were already clouding with tears. Something must have happened when she gone. “And I’ll never do anything that will put you in harm’s way.” “You’re making me worried-” With a deep breath he finally looked at her, stroking the back of her palm that was still on her cheek. “You got a marriage proposal today.” “That hardly seems like a reason to worry. We both know I’m not ready for marriage. Besides, I’m not going to leave you all by your self.”