Falling For My Contract Husband Novels & Stories

“Holy shit, I got so distracted. I forgot to check my phone.” “I figured. Anyway, I moved out this evening. I won’t be coming back.” “Wait… does that mean you’re with your new husband?” “Something like that.” “Girl, I’m so happy for you!” “Don’t be. It’s just a contract marriage. Everything will be over in a year, and I don’t want to get attached.” Mira scoffed. “If that guy could make you blush the other day, I doubt it’ll take long before you fall for him.”

He felt just like the ground had just been pulled out from beneath him, and he struggled to keep his calm. She was everything to him, and the thought of losing her was more than he might bear. He had worked so hard for that contract, invested so much to get to where he was, and now it was all on the line. But the choice was clear—he couldn’t let anything happen to his wife. No bargain, no matter how profitable, was worth her life.

Memories of the past years came flooding back…the betrayal, the loneliness, and the silent strength I had to muster to protect my son. I had married Henry young, thinking he was my fairytale ending. He was charming, ambitious, and attentive…or so I thought. The cracks in his mask showed soon after the wedding. He stayed out late nights and came home drunk. I soon discovered that he had been seeing other women. When I had confronted him, he had laughed in my face, dismissing me as paranoid. Then I fell pregnant a year later. I thought it would change everything. I believed he might step up, become the man I had married.

"I'm not stupid, Anita. You're the only legitimate child of the Hartanto family, so we should have gotten married." "Too bad, I already have a husband," Anita replied casually, with a hint of pride. "Do you love your husband? Even when you don't even know his face?" Prawira asked. "What do you mean by that?" Anita asked with a probing look. Prawira then appeared casual. "It's okay, I'm just curious. Your husband is a mysterious person." "I don't care, I'll stay with him until I die!" Anita said. Prawira silently suppressed a smile. "Okay, I'll keep your promise."

He scoffed and focused on driving, putting on his straight face back on. Feeling hurt, I decided to remind myself that it’s just a contract marriage and I shouldn’t feel sorry for him or even any slight emotion or such towards him. It’s time I put on a straight face too. Making up my mind to be ready to play along,I stepped down from his car as we stopped in front of a large and the most beautiful building I’ve ever seen. Taking a deep breath and gasping in surprise, I waited for him to walk over to me and we walked in together.

The woman's face turned white and she almost collapsed to the floor. Gary was also startled and when he saw the work contract that belonged to him being taken away, he said with trembling lips, "It's all a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding, it turns out that it's the Executive Boss of the K Group, it's because we have eyes and don't recognize him. The women's brains exploded, the other party was actually the Executive Boss! Wouldn't they be screwed? Her husband had been having a hard time finding a job, and the suit he was wearing today was still borrowed, with tags he hadn't dared to remove.

, I said as I drop the call. I was so excited, I was turn between crying and laughing “But wait” I said to myself “did he just say keeping to his terms of our contract”, is it just about the contract marriage for him? “Could this be a payoff” I imagined.

"I believe you're the one who initiated this... deviation from our contract." "The contract was doomed from the start," he said, pulling me closer. "I knew I was in trouble the moment you challenged me on that first night at Max’s bar." I remembered that night—how nervous I'd been, how determined to stand my ground even as I agreed to marry a stranger in a hazy state of mind. I'd expected cold formality and distance, not... this. "I think I was always going to fall for you," I whispered, the confession slipping out before I could stop it.

“Why would you think I won’t like it? Florence, what the hell! You’re acting as if I am some sort of monster. When was I ever?” “You’re not, okay? You’re perfect, Scott. That’s the problem. We have a deal, and falling in love with you wasn’t part of it. But I couldn’t help it, could I? You made sure to make me fall for you in a way that I couldn’t get out of it without getting hurt,” Florence’s tears were now running down her cheeks with full force and she honestly didn’t mind anymore. “And then I found out I was pregnant with your baby, I didn’t want you to think badly of me. To think that I planned this so I could get your money. It’s not who I am. But we’re not really married, right? You’

The inspector asked, shocked as everything unfolded before his eyes. “Our marriage was a contract marriage anyways and I think the contract is over.” He said, digesting his words. He signed on the document and handed it back to Isabella. She stepped backwards to meet Raymond and fell into his arms. Somehow, she felt hurt and pained. The fact that walking out of the marriage didn't matter to any of them really hurts. The people that were meant to support her badly seeked for her downfall. Raymond wrapped his hand around her neck and gave her the most reassuring hug she had ever had in her whole life.