Falling For My Contract Husband Novels & Stories

At last, I found a way. "The guy from this morning. Nathaniel Blackwood, it was a contract marriage thing which I didn't want to do in the first place but later went for it cause of my job and promotion which did not even go through along the line, I fell for him but we were in a contract marriage so I have to follow the rules." "These few days, I thought my feelings for him were dead, but seeing him today, I knew I still love him." I sunk into the car seat my gaze through the window as my heart aches with worry.

I should have know that no matter what , I shouldn’t gave dared to do that , I know how unlucky I can be with this things but yet the stupid girl in me thinks that she can try them out . Remembering the contract , I remembered when getting clearly tomd me that , the only thing that he wanted for me was to act as his wife , he didn’t want see and didn’t even want a thing to do with me , o shouldn’t have just respected his decision , but now my stupid heart have decided to fail my yet again . All the things that I have done thinking that I could get the perfect girl for him. What was I even thinking , that he was going to marry me for real after all the scandal that I have been in over the yea

I love my wife and daughter more than anything. Letting go isn’t an option. In few weeks, our contract expires. I picked up the file on my desk. To hell with the contract. This time, I’m asking her to marry me … no contract, just real. I remembered how I met her. I’d been tracking her, watching for weeks, just to get back at Xavier. But her sweet innocence caught me off guard. The day she jumped the rail to commit suicide, running to save her was the longest and shortest run of my life.

I'm trying so hard to control my tears but I can't! They streamed down uncontrollably while Liam and his mistress were doing their deeds. Two years of being a good and committed wife and this is all I get. Liam suddenly started requesting for divorce and I thought I could save this marriage or even tie him down with a pregnancy. So stupid of me to have hoped! I had only six months to live, this was the time I needed Liam the most yet he abandoned me, he cheated on me and cared less about my emotions. Watching how happy Liam was while indulging with his mistress, I couldn't help but conclude that I had been so stupid over the years. While I'm even wasting my tears for this stupid man when I h

he shouted. She nodded defeatly.Satisfied, he released her.Her knees buckled and she fell in a heap on the balcony floor crying into her hands while he loomed over her like a ghost. He wrestled with his emotions and his care for her and in the end his anger won.He walked out of the room leaving her shaken. Fear for her future imminent. As she walked down the aisle two days later,her thoughts tossed in a million other directions.but the one thing that took precedence in her mind was the clause in the contract that had bared her down these past few days leading up to the wedding.

Closing the bathroom door behind me I lean against the door and sat down like a broken mirror. "Unfortunately I'm the reason behind your anger and disappointment, but I don't want to give you problems. Here I'm also helpless, our twisted fate has played this game and tied up us. Kunwar sa please forgive me. I promise I won't show you my face ever. I won't try to interfere in your life, I want you to live a happy life. You're my husband, though I'm not your wife." I wiped my tears and stood to go out. After 2 hours of my crying session, I came out of the bathroom and found him sleeping on the bed very peacefully. I went near him and stared at him lovingly. His hairs fall on his forehead. I wa

"But I won't marry you." "Oh. But what I want is for you to marry me," I said in a stern voice. "I can't get pregnant without a husband, Adam." I brought my hand to my mouth when I suddenly felt nauseous. "If I have to pay you just for you to marry me, I'd gladly do it. Just name your price." Adam looked at me as if I had grown horns on my head. "Fine. Ten million dollars, Claire." "Ten million? Consider it done," I answered just as I finally threw up my dinner in front of him.

“Useful? Is that all I am to you? A tool? Something to show off in front of your investors?” His jaw tightened. He stepped closer, towering over me, his cologne too sharp and suffocating. “Yes. That’s exactly what you are. That’s what you agreed to when you married me. Or did you think this was a fairytale?” “I married you because I loved you,” I shot back, voice cracking. “Because I thought you loved me too.” His lips twisted into a cruel smile. “Love is for fools. You should’ve known better.” My heart clenched. I stared at him, searching for the man I once knew - the man who once held me close, whispered promises, made me laugh under the stars.

The room remained quiet, oblivious to the torment taking place within its walls, as she fought to escape the relentless storm in her mind. "Why would you discuss me with my father like I am a business Deal?!! Do you know how selfish a contract marriage sounds?!" "I want you, and I thought if your father benefited from me being with you, you would appreciate that. I don't see the issue here..." "What the hell do you want from me?!! Do you think your money can buy my love? I am not some property to get earned in a contract. Now, read my lips! No matter what you do, I will never, ever fall for a man like you! The sooner you get into your thick head that I do not care for you or your so-called f

“You’re right. Neah was my wife, Cassandra. I courted her, I loved her, and I married her. I promised her that once I achieved my dreams, I would make it up to her. She was with me when I was just starting to dream of achieving something in life. She supported me and never left my side until I slowly started reaching my dreams. But I failed her. We didn’t just lose our first child, I lost her too. It was all my fault. Three years ago, when I had a business trip to Las Vegas and you asked me to extend my stay there, that was when I lost my wife, Cassandra. When our unborn child died, I prioritized your company. When Neah’s parents died, I wasn’t by her side because I was in Las Vegas. I could