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She couldn't tell. "The skillet will not be necessary," he said in a low voice. "I keep my promises, Mira. You'll learn that about me, for better or worse." He took the chair opposite hers at her father's kitchen table-the only piece of furniture she'd salvaged from the house-and spread the contract across its cracked laminate surface. It was ten pages long, crammed with legalese, with a single blank line at the bottom, awaiting her signature. Mira sat across from him, the envelope still open on the table, the ghosts of her father's secrets and her own desperate future pressing in on all sides.

“I think it’s time we start talking about your sub contract, Raven.” “My sub contract?” He raised an eyebrow. “A document between you and me that clearly outlines your code of conduct, duties, general behaviour, forms of punishment, how punishment is earnt, and limits. I have one partially prepared that I have been constructing for you. Hopefully after tonight I will be able to complete it for signing.” “Sounds serious.”

He placed it on the desk between us. "Your contract," he said. I stared at it. "Contract?" "Did you think this was an informal arrangement?" He smiled thinly. "I'm a businessman, Flora. Everything I do is documented." He opened the folder and slid a stack of papers toward me. My eyes widened at the thickness of the document. "This outlines your duties, compensation, living arrangements, and the consequences of breach of contract." I flipped through the pages, my head spinning at the legal jargon. "I need time to read this."

In his opinion, it does not matter how Kacy acts as long as she is willing to cooperate. "I hope so." Kacy looked at him, her eyes flashing darkly, then picked up a contract book and handed it to Bard Ovis. "This is the contract that needs to be signed before we start working with all the companies. Please take a look at it first." "Good." Bard Ovis nodded proudly and opened the contract book, but when he saw the contents, his gaze instantly froze. "Miss Ovis, this..." The terms of the contract are too strict, are not they?

“Please read the binding obligations for both parties and let me know if you want to add something so I could edit it later and send you the new one beforehand.” Rose’s seriousness and professionalism stunned Jane a bit. Jane could even see a bit of passion in Rose’s eyes and she admired it greatly. She read the key terms of the agreement, delivery of services, price, payments, warranty terms, and general terms. She’s currently in awe. “And if I didn’t meet even just one of the services?” “We’ll breach the contract and you’ll pay for the compensation for any damage sustained by non-fulfillment of the obligation you agreed upon signing.”

she added. A muscle ticked in his jaw. He took a slow sip of his coffee, his eyes never leaving her. “What were the ‘prior obligations’ that required such an immediate and substantial advance?” The question was a trap. She could feel it. She kept her expression neutral, her hands steady around her warm cup."not that it's of any need for you to know.." she hesitated thinking of what to say next “The same obligations that led me to sign your contract in the first place. Debts.” she said, her voice calm and steady as she spoke ignoring the rapid hammering of her heart against her chest.

“Let’s see what nonsense you think is binding me.” But before I could even properly scan it— Renzo started reading aloud. “Five-month contractual agreement,” he began, almost bored. “Between the patient and the assigned medical practitioner.” I froze. He continued. “The patient agrees to full cooperation under medical supervision, while the doctor agrees to provide continuous care, including but not limited to physical assessments, recovery monitoring, and any required procedures within the agreed duration.” My grip on the paper tightened. No. No, no, no… “The patient,” Renzo continued, “will ensure the doctor’s complete comfort and security throughout the contract period.”

They tell Ageru that maybe she will find it out. Since it looks like it was taking a long time, Ayasa just ended her words and go to the party with both of them. Just when did Hikari returned, he saw that everyone was looking at him. He asks them if there was something wrong with it. But, they say to him that it was nothing. Sabu-sama then tells them about what is that book for. "This is a second contract for three of you to continue all of this. By signing this, three of you can go more further in this. But, everything that you do while holding this contract. Everything that you do will be recorded. So make sure that you will watch your step."

Little did I know at the time that I would end up falling for him and put myself through one of the most devastating heartbreaks I’d ever felt. I had then asked her to tell me about him, so I knew where to start on curating the perfect girl for him. She thought a while before answering, then she told me his favorite restaurants, what kind of music he liked, & his favorite bands. She had told me his favorite foods, favorite shows & his pet peeves. She told me everything she could think of about him, & I had prodded until I was satisfied with the amount of information I had. I told her about how I planned to give him his karma and told her to take 24hrs to think it over. She didn’t want to tak

KAMARIA POV Today has been so busy that I barely had any break to take lunch. Bagging the PK motors contract opened our doors to an influx of contracts. Most of the companies walking through our doors is because they were impressed with what we did for PK motors and wanted the same quality of work, and having so many of them at once has me so occupied that I almost forgot what is looming over my head. I was meant to visit a law firm that my old boss recommended for me today but there was hardly any time. I need to take care of that because our hearing has been scheduled to start next week.