Contract Marriage Thai Drama List Novels & Stories

“For real, how does your revenge have anything to do with me marrying you?” “I learned your grandma wants to hand over the company to you if you get married. Won't it be a win-win for the both of us? I get revenge on my ex-husband, and you get the company, then we get divorced after some months,” she proposed. His lips curled into a dark smile, amused by her words. He had never seen a lady propose a contract marriage. It was always men doing it. This was his first time.

"Of course, it matters. If you two don't like each other, then I still have a chance. Life is dull, being with a woman like you is interesting." Serena gave him a disdainful look, wiped her mouth with a tissue after eating, and stood up. "You don't need to say such things to test me. What Matthew and I have is, speaking frankly, a contractual relationship. He married me under grandpa's coercion, and I'm not confident enough to make him fall head over heels for me. We both understand this boundary." Finishing her words, she walked to the door, adding, "Thanks for treating me today. "

“Here is the contract, go through it and sign it. I already booked a slot for us with the registrar and he is waiting for us.” I opened the file and read through the two-page document. I read out the seven rules. “You must not be involved with any man till the end of the contract. No one must know it's a contract marriage. There will be no intimacy between us. You will not meddle in my personal affairs. You must be ready to follow me whenever I ask you to. There will be no divorce until the end of the 2-year contract. You will receive 2 million dollars after the marriage certificate has been issued, 3 million dollars after a year, and receive the balance of 5 million dollars at the end of ou

“Read it.” I shot him a glance and then at the folder. Then I opened it cautiously and scanned the pages. I caught the titled heading and my breath caught. “What?” “Yes.” Darren said dryly. This was a contract. But it was new. My eyes flickered to his again. “What is this?” He just leaned back, studying me. “A deal.” I swallowed, scanning the contents again. Terms of Agreement: Both parties are to stay married for 2 months. If at the end of the 2 months, Party B (Isadora Giordano) finds Party A (Darren Barlowe) unbearable, they will divorce.

The terms in the contract were clear: 'The marriage is merely in name. Neither party shall interfere in the other's personal affairs. And most importantly... this relationship must absolutely not be revealed to any outside parties.' I scanned the content, my mind blurred with worry for my father, but I tried to understand every clause. I saw the blank space for the amount: five million baht exactly, for Mr. Thana's... my father's... surgery and medical expenses.

Mira questioned eagerly "Yes, she is gone" "But I didn't even hear you talking at all, did you confirmed if their relationship is contractual?" Mira queried "Yes I did, she agreed to divorce Chris" Mrs. Hugh informed her "What do you mean... She agreed! Really?" Mira shouted surprised and also in disbelieve "She did, stop shouting in my ear" "Did I see it wrong then?" She asked herself referring to the chemistry she felt between the two "I told you there is no way an arrogant girl like her will ever like my son” Mrs. Hugh said pissed

I looked down at the contract again. A marriage of convenience. No love. No expectations. Just a business arrangement with the man I’d met on a rooftop in Bangkok. The man who was right, I’d run without hearing his explanation. I’d made assumptions. I’d been just as dishonest as he was. And now we were both paying for it. Then I picked up the contract and started reading. Really reading. Because maybe Kai was right. Maybe we were both stuck. And maybe the only way out was through it.

"Did you want to tell me something? Maybe I can understand. Because I'm wondering why you wouldn't involve me in this decision beforehand. I know you too well, you don't make decisions randomly. Did I do something wrong?" Alejandro's expression was icy, his eyes cold and detached. "How was I supposed to tell you this?" He sneered, his voice dripping with disdain. "Are you struggling to understand? I said the contract was over. We should go our separate ways. We're not destined to be together." With a flick of his wrist, he dropped the divorce papers in front of her, the sound echoing through the room like a death sentence. Maria's heart sank, her eyes scanning the papers as if searching for

The young man who had been working at the offices for the past seven months was happy as well, of course, why wouldn't he be? However, there another key reason for his happiness and that was in the previous day's mid-day edition of the Blitz&Glam daily. The paper covered mostly the Newz related to who's who of the society and it's front page was dedicated to the Hollywood venture of one of the top actress in the Thai movie industry. But that was not the concern of Pai. The said paper had been dropped in his mail yesterday and Pai had found it when he had reached home after work. Page 5 of the edition had been marked specifically with a blue heart-shaped post-it note. The note just had a hand

Sia ignored her double-meaning words and said, folding a hand on her chest:" What do you want, Abhimanyu? Why are you here, I told you, you can't get Misha custody. And " Abhimanyu interrupt her and said:" I am not here to take Misha but you.” Sia gets confused hearing him and asked:" What are you saying?” “You have remembered the contract we signed last time. According to the contract you have to follow all the rules till we are married. And we are still married. I want you to come back to our home and fulfil all the conditions of the contract.” Abhimanyu said forwarding the file, Sia immediately snatched the file and started reading the file. She was shocked to know Abhimanyu was saying th