Just A Contract Marriage Novels & Stories

"Actually, your problem is not difficult to solve. You know?" Regina honestly shook her head. "Just say you're my wife, won't everything be simple?" Regina thought for a moment and nodded, then she frowned a little and shook her head. "Although we are nominally husband and wife, in reality we are not. There is no love between us. This marriage will therefore not last. So it's not a good idea to say we're husband and wife." Regina frankly shared her thoughts.

Send them. "What am I looking at?" he asks after a moment. "A marriage contract. Between Damien Hale and Esmeralda Morrison. Is this legal?" Silence while he reads. "Where did you get this?" "Does it matter?" "Yes, actually. If this was obtained illegally—" "Just tell me: is the marriage legal if it's based on a contract like this?" "That's... complicated. Contracted marriages aren't inherently illegal. But if it can be proven that the marriage was entered into solely for financial gain without genuine marital intent, then yes, it could be considered fraud."

"Let's meet at the Next Cafe tomorrow at 12 pm." *** The next day, when we met, Drex handed me a document that immediately piqued my curiosity. "What's this?" I inquired, giving him a suspicious look. "Please read through it; it's the best solution I could come up with," he urged. I opened the document, and it was titled "Marriage Contract." As I perused its contents, it outlined the rules we would have to abide by: - Rule No. 1: Divorce after 5 years.

she says. “What you're about to hear from me isn’t easy, but I'm doing it solely for my son. I need you to be my wife, and we need to get married as soon as possible. Everything will be stipulated in a written contract between us, and I don't need to say that confidentiality will be of the utmost importance,” he says quickly, and she can only widen her eyes in shock. Emily was completely taken aback by this request; he spoke as if it were completely normal what he had just said.

“Yes, I’ve proposed this before. But this time, it’s different. This isn’t about love or forever, Mia. It’s the easiest way out for us.” “It’s still marriage, Zac.” Mia crossed her arms tightly. “We barely get along. How do you expect me to cope with that?” “Let’s call it what it is,” Zac said firmly. “A contract marriage, Mia.” “A contract marriage, for what?” she echoed, her voice tinged with disbelief.

“I……” “Who do you think you are to make decisions for me? Ohhh, because we’re married by legacy? Do you think you are my real wife? My dear, don’t forget our marriage is just a contract. You have no right to decide in this. You should just smile at my grandpa, let him believe we are married for three years, collect your money, and leave after three years,” he snapped, taking a step closer. “We agreed—just a contract marriage. Private. Nothing real. And now you are thinking of making it real. Don’t you understand that you’ve just breached our contract?” I opened my mouth to defend myself, but he didn’t give me a chance. His dark eyes bored into mine as he conti

"We're married, Maximus. And you know we'll fight about that bow-legged woman, but you didn't tell me you were together here. If I did that to you, wouldn't you be angry?" "What, you'll go to that, Jason?" he asked angrily. "See, you're already fuming. What if you experienced what I witnessed and heard in the elevator earlier?" I countered. "We may not love each other, but while our contract is in effect, ensure you respect our relationship. You wanted this marriage, not me. Our contract should have been limited in bed, but you complicated things." "So, is it my fault? I was just thinking about you when I made that offer," he replied.

If the relationship between them was only contractual, why did he have to go this far? Didn't he like Mira? And after taking someone's innocent body, he was swearing in front of her, so he really had no conscience. "No need." She looked into his eyes, trying to probe for something, but in vain, "You don't have to keep anything for me as a nominal wife, and there's nothing in this contract that says we have to interfere in each other's private affairs, you don't interfere with me, I don't interfere with you, and everyone's happy."

Liam greeted. "Eh, I was about to call man. I need to rush back home. Emma is waiting for me. Is there anything you want us to talk about? ". I asked Liam "Just to congratulate you man. You did it". He hugged me. "Yes Liam. I did it. I am a married man now. That company is ours.". After I pulled back from the hug. "Yes, but you do know that it's purely business, right?". He asked. I do understand what he meant. He is talking about my Contract Marriage. Honestly, I don't see it that way anymore, but I can't discuss that with him now.

“Which is why I have come up with a better solution. Instead of a real marriage, why don’t we get into a contract marriage? My loves What do you guys think?