Contract Marriage Thai Drama List Novels & Stories

I decided just to hand her our marriage certificate and the contract so I went straight to my room. She scolded for being careless I almost forgot about the presence of our new servants. We took some pictures of our contract she doesn't even bother to read it first I added alot of my terms and conditions. I tore it apart and crumbles it to ball so I can easily burn it later. I ask her to get ready as we have to go to her place It's her turn to introduce me to her parents. I go downstairs and burn our contract at the sink and I wait for her at the couch as I was reading the article about our marriage I saw her walking down and her exposed skin make me gulped.

Prolog Suami istri lagi menikmati kemah di malam hari. Suami minta istrinya bercerita kehidupan sebelum mereka bertemu. Istri pun menceritakan semuanya dan bab selanjutnya akan jadi flashback kehidupan si istri. Bab 1

I looked over at Kenzal and he looked and sounded tired. "Sure, we will do that, just go and _" Kenzal excused himself before Chloe could finish talking. I had my bath and changed into Camila's clothes, I put off my phone so I wouldn't be distracted before going downstairs. I didn't know I had taken so much time in Camila's room, everyone was already downstairs including Kenzal and Mason and lunch was already on the table, I joined them silently. "Mother-in-law did you know," Ziora broke the comfortable silence and everyone raised their head from their plate to hear what she had to say, "Contract marriages are the trending style now."

“Please read and sign this.” He took the file from her hands, staring at her while unrolling it slowly. As his eyes turned down and scanned the title on the front page, a dark chuckle escaped his lips. His gaze shot back to her, searching her face for any hint of sarcasm or mockery but she stood there calmly and completely serious. The title read: Contract Marriage “Are you kidding me?” Damien’s voice was low and dangerous as his anger simmered just below the surface. The mere sight of the words made him feel as if a fire had been lit inside him and ready to burn the entire world to the ground.

"It's about to become your problem, Evelyn. I need a wife. A contract marriage, to be precise. And you're the perfect candidate to help salvage my image." "What?" She choked on the word, nearly spitting out the water she'd just sipped. "You've lost your mind. Why on earth would I agree to that insanity?" Ethan's smile grew wider which reminded her of a predator who knew its prey was cornered. "Desperation makes for an excellent motivator. How does five million dollars sound? For one year of marriage?" The number hit her hard. Five million? That was more money than she'd make in five lifetimes of tending bar. But before she could process it, he spoke again.

Could things get any worse than this? “What did you cook?” she deflected, placing her belongings on the table before heading to wash her hands. She returned to the table, quietly eating her meal without offering any further explanation. “Are you okay?” Ladapha asked softly, concerned. There was no response from Tharatchanan, only the loud clink of her fork and knife against her plate. The sudden sound made Ladapha look up immediately. “I’m getting married,” Tharatchanan said flatly. “What?!” Ladapha almost choked on her food, quickly patting her chest and reaching for the water. After a sip, she stared at her sister in disbelief. “To Art? I thought you broke up with him?”

I grabbed the folder easily this time, turned it over, and froze when I read the title- ‘Marriage Contract.’ My breath caught in my throat. I felt relieved seeing those words, but it felt like I’d been punched and soothed at the same time. I sat back onto the chair, one knee folded beneath me as I opened the folder and began flipping through the pages. Ronald and Kyla's full names were displayed on the first page. I began reading through the different clauses and conditions. “...Spouses must uphold the public image of union until a minimum period of 3 years…” I stared as I continued reading. So it was all just an act?

"Our marriage exists for appearances. You'll maintain your role when necessary, nothing more" Lisa's lips parted slightly, but she didn't interrupt. "Public events, we attend together. In private life, we remain separate. No questions about my business. No wandering into restricted parts of this house. And above all – keep your emotions out of this. That was our agreement". Lisa lowered her gaze, her hands knotting in her lap. But her thoughts betrayed her. The way he shielded me… the way he told everyone I was his wife. Was that just part of this contract? Or was there something more?

She exchanged a brief glance with her lawyer, who nodded imperceptibly. She signed the contract with a flourish, her signature bold and confident. Liam hesitated for a moment, his hand hovering over the pen. He glanced at his father, who stood nearby, his eyes radiating a silent command. With a sigh, Liam signed the contract, his signature barely legible, a testament to his inner turmoil. The deal was done. The marriage was sealed. The lawyers stepped back, their faces radiating satisfaction. Kang Jin Chen approached Liam, clapping him on the shoulder with a force that seemed almost violent.

When he was done typing, he moved towards the printer on his desk and took out two pieces of paper. "Emily Grant, right?" he asked. "Yes sir," she answered timidly. He looked at her and sighed. He held the papers towards her. She moved forward and took them. The paper contained a contract agreement. "What was going to happen to her marriage tomorrow? Well, to hell with it. She would be better off with anyone but Jayden. If she signed this contract, she won't have to apologize to Jayden and her family will not use her to get millions or social status. Moreover, it was just a two year contract and she will be paid a sum of 10 million dollars. This was indeed much better," she thought.