Bound By Contract Novels & Stories

Although he felt a bit awkward that the woman had to see her in that state, he was thankful that the woman came just in time before he could be dragged out of that place. “Ah! I was about to get some water and try to talk to Brooke but this man won’t let me in,” he said and glanced at the man with his sharp eyes. He had the desire to punch the man to get even, but he knew that he was really wrong at that time. Dalmi glanced at the worker. “I’m sorry, Ma’am, but it was in our protocol to never let someone in unless he was authorized,” the man explained and bowed his head. She then shifted her gaze towards the man and sighed.

"I'll help you mom." "But why are you here? I heard that you got married to a billionaire. Why have you come back here?" She asked. How was I supposed to explain to her? "Mom, we were not supposed to get married, it was a contract." I explained gently. "A contract? I don't understand. What's that?" "A contract is a legally binding document between at least two parties that defines and governs the rights and duties of the parties to an agreement. A contract is legally enforceable because it meets the requirements and approval of the law."

Wedding Day Payal’s POV The day has finally arrived when I will become someone's wife. I will belong to him. A sacred bond will tie us for live long after taking those holy rounds. We will be Bound by Vows for our remaining life. But am I ready for this? Completely no!!! But I cannot move back. I will have to accept this relationship by whole heart. There may not be a love in this but at least, will try to have trust and respect for each other.

And I know he's not sleeping and is still listening to our conversation. "I accepted and issued a contract. Since you two were busy that day, I sent Lucas and some of my men to his house. Being desperate, he signed without reading it," I announced, enjoying their gasps and wearing a wide smirk on my face. "The contract states... that since I am marrying her, the company is originally under my ownership," I blurted out, a mischievous smile playing on my lips as I swirled the glass in my hand. "He was so desperate about their reputation that he didn't even pay enough attention to the contents... My dear Lucas Rodman had to remind him by reading out the contents after the whole sign-up," I stre

"You cannot risk yourself for your contractual wife, Adrien." "Oh, for god's sake, not you too!" He distanced himself from me and ran his hand through his hair. "I don't need to be reminded everyday that we are bound by a contract. Not by you, of all people." He released an exasperated sigh. "I thought we had been better than that." When his eyes zeroed to mine, I was met with a hint of disappointment. I gasped when he yanked me closer by my waist and slammed our bodies together.

“It hasn't even ended yet you're trying to get rid of me.” I don't really give a damn about that contract. However, it's the only thing I can make Liam believe is standing between me and walking out of the door right now. We still have a few months left. He can't ask me to leave like that when we're still bound by it. Although, I wish the contract isn't the only thing that'd keep him tied to me now. Liam scoffs. “Our contract? I thought we were past the point of transactions and obligations. But I guess that's all this was to you—a business arrangement.”

Turning abruptly to Jason, I snapped, “This is all your fault, if you had gone through the contract properly we would not be in this mess right now. But instead, you decided to be irresponsible at a crucial time as this, Why on earth do I pay you handsomely to deliver this poorly?” He quickly bowed his head saying, “I apologize for my negligence Mr Liam, I failed to read up such an important section of your contract, but I promise this would not repeat itself.” Sighing, I tried to put my emotions under control, “This had better not repeat itself, I would not go with that stupid rule she just mentioned. I really don't care how you do it but make sure this whole contract with Miss Emma must co

“But I want three years, not six.” Callum arched an eyebrow, clearly surprised by my boldness. “Three?” “I’ll be your Champion for three years,” I said firmly. “Then I want my freedom.” Callum hesitated, then nodded slowly. “Four.” I met his gaze, considering the offer. Four years was still too long, but it was better than six. “Fine. It’s a bargain.” He smiled, but there was a darkness in it, a reminder that I was still very much his pawn in this game. “I’ll see to it that my father knows.”

"They might not uphold their end if they find out you took her." "A blood contract is binding, you know that. Even if they don't want to, they will surely be compelled to honour the contract." I almost smiled as I thought of Kade and his fellow leaders. The man was a smart man but he did not have enough sense to realize oil and wolf's bane were not enough to stop me from having Sia.

"Is that so? Don't you think your family will be worried about you? You're only a young girl." "I'll be returning home after some time here, so there's no need to worry." "Don't you know?" "Know what?" "Part of the contract you signed says you have to live here from now on. You're allowed to leave for trips and outings, but you're bound to the guild. If you leave for more than a month without contacting the guild, they'll activate a part of the contract that will cause the person who signed it to suffer pain." "Oh, is that all?"