Jake Bobo Contract Novels & Stories

It was a contract. "Five million," I said, my voice steady. "And I get total control over the medical narrative. If I say you’re resting, you’re resting. No arguments." Jake stood up, offering his hand across the table. His grip was firm, hot, and felt like a promise of things to come. "Deal," he said. I took his hand, my eyes locked on his. I could see the victory in his eyes, the relief. He thought he had just bought his salvation. He had no idea he had just signed the warrant for his own destruction. "Let's do it," I said.

"It's your turn. I want you to be my Luna. Write out all of your terms. You can take as long as you need. Tell me how you want me to be. I'll sign it once you're through, and Jake will have it notarized." I stood stupefied at the part about being his Luna. Staring at the blank sheet, I tried to determine how I felt about making the terms. "Another contract, huh?" "Please don't think of it like that. I just want you to make the rules this time, Sara. I want to stop making mistakes with you," he said. "There's no one else for me. You won't be my whore, you never were," he laughed. His voice grew earnest as he went on.

When I left that building, I felt ten feet tall. At home, Jake was doing homework at the kitchen table. Maya was reading on the couch. "How'd it go?" she asked immediately. "They liked it. Really liked it. Pemberton wants weekly check-ins now." Jake looked up. "So we're actually stable?" "Getting there. This contract is six months. If it goes well, it could lead to more." "Good," Jake said simply, returning to his math homework. But I saw relief in his shoulders. He'd been carrying stress too—worrying about his future, about where we'd all end up.

I am only 24 after all! “The contract does not mention his name?” Jake asks. “It says M. Miller.” I say. Lena cross checks and asks, ”How much did you receive again?” I swallow and say in a low voice, ”42 million!” “What!” they both exclaim. I shrink in my seat. Yea, it’s a big number. “This is for the whole year… or the whole contract term?” Lena asks wide eyed. “This is for a month.” I mumble. “WHAT!” they both exclaim again.

Long story short, all the wheels fell off my team, and Jake's won by a field goal. Bob asked, "So, what were you thinking at that point? Were you going to try to renege? Maybe go double or nothing on a coin toss?" "It's weird," Bob said, "but I think there was a part of me that was glad I lost. I had had this girlfriend, my freshman, year who loved to give me blowjobs. At first I thought she was doing it to please me, but it turns out that she would rather have sucked a dick than have regular sex."

I said. “I can’t swim!” She cried out, but one look from Jake made her cower. "Deal,” Jake growled. “You will get the best suite to stay in and the clearing to train,” Jake smiled like it was about to slice his face in half. I loved that I had that hold on him. "Also, no renegading on your words. We will meet tomorrow to put it in writing,” I said. “I never sign contracts with anyone,” Jake said.

Big or small matters, money was never a hesitation. “This task is risky. the Peace Infirmary still doesn’t know the full situation. Currently, Bob is still in Poola, but Thomas is at the Peace Infirmary. We need Jake to relay information. The extra salary is basically insurance.” Jessica nodded. “The amount doesn’t matter. What matters is getting the job done. You value Jake—I initially thought he was too young, but thinking carefully, I like you at that age. It took marrying you to get to this point. Even back then, before graduating from medical school, you were already so capable. Your students will definitely be the same.”

“As for Gabby’s security, Max and Rich, are either of you willing to move upstate to be Gabby’s full-time guard Monday through Friday” They both look at each other before Rich says, “I’ll do it, Amory”! “Great, thank you Rich! A fully furnished room will be provided for you in both the lake house and the colonial, and you’ll be given a forty thousand dollar stipend to purchase a vehicle. Please submit your vehicle choice to me by Friday, as well as your insurance credentials. Here is the appendix for your contract to look over”, she says as she holds a contract out to him. I can’t believe what I’m hearing right now. She’s buying this guy a car too? “Max, every other weekend when we are in Br

So she just stared and waited for him to continue. “I’m sorry I wasn’t there for you when you needed me,” he did continue. “When you needed a friend. I just, I was trying to protect my position in the company, and Moira had me under her command.” “Yeah, well, guess it worked,” Luna said. “Last I heard, you’re now CFO of Lake Corporation. Congratulations.” A flash of guilt passed through Jake’s golden-brown eyes. He bowed his head in shame for a second before bringing it back up to look at Luna again.

To pay for my mom's medicine. A slow, mean smile spread across his lips. "Good boy." He dropped the envelope and pen on the glass table. "Sign the contract. Then we start." I crawled to the table on my hands and knees. The burn in my knees was nothing. It was a small price to pay. The contract was just one page. The words were in black ink. Non-Disclosure Agreement. Payment Schedule. The numbers were big, so big they would fix everything. They would pay the rent. They would pay the hospital. They would buy me time. At the bottom, there was a line. It said: The person signing agrees to become the property of Victor Kane. He will do anything he is told. I did not wait. I took the pen and wrote