How To Perfectly End A Contract Marriage นิยาย & เรื่องราว

she said. "I don't." "Then this will be easy for you." "It'll be efficient." She reached out and picked up the box. Her fingers brushed against the velvet. "Contract marriage," she murmured. "Rules?" "No feelings," I said. "No delusions. We share a goal, we share a roof. Outside, we're a united front. Inside, we're allies." "And when it's over?" "We dissolve it. You walk away with half his fortune and your freedom."

She questions. "You don't have to be married to me anymore, this contract marriage is holding you back. Besides it's going to end 16 months from now. It's best we end things before things get deeper. It's better you leave now so it would be easier for me when the contract ends." I said as she remains mute, I was expecting her to thank me and tell me that's what she wanted. Who was I kidding, I was hoping she'll tell me something else other than that. "You're evil." That is completely unexpected from what I was actually expecting.

“Alright, enough of that. I have heard you already. Fine, if you badly want a divorce then I will give you what you want. I will call my lawyer immediately and tell him to process our divorce papers as fast as he could." "But please, just do me a favor. Pack your things and leave my condo. I don’t want to see your face again. Don’t worry because I will still look for our daughter. I will do my best to find her." "Now, I will just give you 30 minutes to sort your things out. After that, please feel free to leave my house. Our contract marriage is officially done and terminated now. We are not affiliated with each other anymore. So leave and don't ever talk to me again.”

he said quietly. His eyes lifted to meet hers. “But that situation no longer exists.” He set the box gently on the table between them. “Party A,” he said, tapping his own chest lightly, “no longer accepts the validity of the agreement.” Lena blinked. “That clause alone invalidates the entire contract.” He leaned forward and picked up the ring. “So legally speaking, the contract marriage has just been terminated.” Silence settled across the room. Then Adrian stood and walked toward her. He stopped directly in front of the couch.

Party B will reside in Party A's home, but will occupy a separate bedroom to maintain privacy and uphold the contractual terms of the arrangement. - If Party A violates either of the aforementioned terms, the contractual marriage will be immediately terminated. As a consequence of this breach, Party A will be obligated to pay Party B a substantial penalty of five thousand dollars only ($5,000.00) and provide her with an apartment as compensation. - Party B is strictly prohibited from being seen in public with any other man besides Party A. This exclusivity is a fundamental condition of the contractual marriage. - Party B is always obligated to maintain a polished and attractive appearance, e

She was about to lean into my chest when I held her hand a little tighter and said, “But there’s one more thing I need to say.” She tilted her head. I took a deep breath and said it. “I think it’s time we end this marriage.” She pulled back instantly, her face stunned. “You don’t want me anymore?” She asked, her voice tight and trembling. Oooh? She’s scared? I blinked, then laughed and grabbed her face gently. “That’s not what I meant. I mean… it’s time to end this contract marriage.” Her brows furrowed in confusion. “Really?” I nodded.

I refused him but he insisted. After the call, Ivy's name registered on my phone. "I'm getting ready to go to your condo! Are you okay now?" she asked. "I'm sorry Ivy, I'll be leaving for Arthur's funeral. Can we talk after the funeral?" "What?! Really?! Then I'll still go to your condo and join you. I'll just wear a simple black dress. Don't leave me behind! Wait for me!" she said abruptly and ended the call. I sighed and stood up. I should stop thinking of whoever that man is. I can't let him lord my mind when I have so many problems at hand. That was just a one night stand, Calliana. Get a hold of yourself.

"A marriage contract? Emily, why didn't you tell me about this? We could have prepared for this scenario!" Emily sighed, her shoulders slumping in defeat. "Long story, John. Just know that regardless, the contract ends this month. I just need to hold on until then." John's expression turned thoughtful, his mind racing with strategies. "Okay, Emily. I understand. We'll wait until the contract expires before taking any action. But in the meantime, I'll start drafting the divorce papers and preparing our case. We'll be ready as soon as the contract ends."

"These are the terms and conditions of our agreement." Back in the solitude of my home, I sank onto the couch and unfolded the contract. The legal jargon sprawled across the pages, outlining a rigid framework: 1. **Duration**: The marriage would endure for one year from the date of signing. 2. **Residency**: I was required to reside exclusively with Zack at his designated home for the entire duration of the marriage. 3. **Public Appearance**: Zack and I must appear together publicly at least once a month, maintaining the facade of a committed couple.

Miss Farell must leverage her insider knowledge to assist in dismantling Marco Valdez’s empire. 4. Personal Boundaries: Both parties agree to maintain separate personal lives. Emotional involvement is discouraged, and any expectations beyond this agreement will be considered a breach of contract. 5. Exit Clause: Upon achieving their goal—total destruction of the Valdez family—the marriage will dissolve. Both parties will walk away without claims or liabilities. I signed without a word. “Not even going to read it all? No lawyer ” Alejandro’s voice was calm, but his eyes studied me carefully. “I don’t care anymore,” I replied, my pen scrawling across the line.