Bestie Contract Novels & Stories

So as I am fidgeting at the back trying to see if my attempt can go unnoticed, I hear as Damian carries on speaking to Grant, he places the phone on speaker so that Sophia can get her own wicked pleasure in listening to it as well. "What do you want," I hear Grant as he is clearly shaken up coming from the other end. "Money, what else?" Damian growls at him from deep in his chest. I think this is the only time that he will ever to be able to act like a man, a fucking dead man, as soon as I get loose here. "How much do you want?" And I know that he is now going to come to some ridiculous amount that I know that Grant won't have. "Thirty-eight million."

“Sign the papers,” Emily’s dad screamed, forcing the document into her hand. She stared at the contract papers, which stated a seven-year owner-servant contract. “I’m not a commodity, Dad,” Emily spat out in rage. “Just sign the papers, it's no big deal,” he said nonchalantly. Emily stared at her father in doubt, her fingers trembling around the document he'd forced into her hands. “No big deal?” she repeated slowly. “You want me to marry a stranger because of your mistake.” she said in a low tone. Edward Carter sat calmly, watching the father-daughter drama like it was a movie. His brown orbs staring at both father and daughter.

Aurelia stared at him, her mouth slightly agape, shocked by the sheer, violent speed of his mobilization. Damian turned back to her, his eyes unreadable but intense. “I will ensure Elias receives the best treatment available on this planet, Aurelia. He will not want for anything ever again. But…” He paused, his businessman’s instinct rising to the surface even amidst the emotional carnage. “We have to come to an agreement. A contract.” Aurelia’s heart sank. “What kind of contract?”

“I thought you said you won’t marry for a deal, and now you want to marry me for the same thing you preached against.” “Now, what’s in it for me?” He leaned forward now, elbows on the table. “You get to tell the world you are married?” I bit my lower lip; I blame my family for leaving me early to fend for myself. “How does marrying you benefit me?” He is enjoying this; I can see it in his eyes. He enjoys torturing me. I closed my eyes for a couple of seconds trying to figure out what to say for him to agree, but nothing came to mind. I stood up to leave. “You brought this contract of marriage to me, meaning you saw something in me, and I have limited time to go back and forth with you on how

“That’s incredible news. Thank you—I’ll handle the press announcement myself.” He ended the call and turned to face Sophia, his eyes gleaming with something she hadn’t seen in a while—pure triumph. “What is it?” she asked, tilting her head in curiosity. Julian ran a hand through his hair before letting out a deep chuckle, the sound rich with satisfaction. “St. Clair Industries just secured the biggest contract of the year,” he said, his voice thick with pride. “And D Brooks? They lost.” Sophia’s mouth fell open slightly. “Wait—you mean…?”

Governing Laws: • The contract includes a clause stating that the jurisdiction law governing the agreement is the law of the Crystalmoon pack city. Termination: • Upon the passing of both parties’ parents, the contract can be terminated. It’s important to acknowledge that this contract is flexible; adjustments and modifications can be made as needed, subject to the mutual agreement of both parties. Signature of both parties: All mentioned above is contingent on both parties signing the legal document prepared by Richard Smith’s legal team. It becomes effective immediately after their wedding ceremony. Both parties needs were put into full consideration. However, if Bianca Sinclair wishes to

Sera was quiet. Kael continued. "The contract I'm proposing is transactional. No emotional expectation. No requirements beyond mutual support and information sharing. You maintain your merchant identity. I rebuild under the Dreadmourne name with your association providing legitimacy. We pool knowledge. We share resources. We operate as partners in a clearly defined arrangement." "For how long." "Until the contract is no longer beneficial to both parties." "And if one party decides the contract is no longer beneficial before the other." "Dissolution by mutual agreement," Kael said. "Standard contractual terms. The System registers the marriage and recognizes the dissolution if both parties co

I asked. "Cuz...you know…" Oh right, the break up. "Oh, no. It's fine! This is an incredible opportunity for both of us. We can do this, babe...Tristian." A small smile came across his face when I called him babe. "So I can take this as a yes?" Avery asked. "I can start working on a contract?" "Yes," I said. "We would love to do this."

She hadn’t felt this nervous even when she dated her husband. “You’re welcome. You also don’t have to pay me back. Aren’t you going to invest in the delivery company?” Blake asked with a broader smile. “You’re right, so when do you want to finalize the investment?” “Let’s say after you clear up your personal matters and then swing over to Elon Trust for the contracts.” Said Blake, not considering how that sounded. “Elon Trust? Why there for the contract?” “They are the best ones to draw up the contract. I’m only a small business that’s branched through them now.” Blake quickly said, thinking that he had goofed on his identity.

and his baby will be his and only his forever. Blackie, ‘Yeeeah, I hate to break it to you, but this contract is only valid in this one lifetime… ╮(╯∀╰)╭ If you want to keep my host yours forever… you’ll have to do better than that, ah! Work hard! I’m rooting for you.’ (☞ﾟ∀ﾟ)☞ The two had only just signed the agreement, with Levi still being in la-la land, shooting his baby ambiguous glances, when their moment was broken by the glorious interruption of one Cordia Maery.