Novel & Cerita My Contract Wife

Totoo ba ‘yong narinig ko? “Gusto ko ng contract marriage, Canna.” Niingon ko siya. “Lasing ba kayo, sir? Kung ano-ano na lang ang lumalabas sa bibig ninyo.” “I’m serious.” Diretso ang mga mata niyang nakatingin sa akin, walang bakas na biro. “One year. You’ll be my wife in public, we’ll stay together in private. You have proper support, benefits, everything. At pagkatapos...”

“Whatever, Maureen. My mom called me earlier; they're staying at our mansion for 3 days, so behave.” “Behave? Ano ako, aso? Tsk, at Isa pa, ikaw kamo ang mag-behave, snob ka pa naman pag nasa bahay tayo,” nakabusangot kong sagot, matunog naman siyang ngumisi na ikinataas ko ng kilay. “Of course, we're just contract married, Maureen… What do you expect? Be clingy to you? Hell nah.” Nakaramdam naman ako ng pagkapahiya sa sarili at lalong lalo na sa kanya. Ilang beses niya pa bang uulit-ulitin na kontrata lang ang kasal namin? Tsk, Maureen. Get a grip!

"You fucking insulting not only my house but also my reputation as a man-" "We're only husband and wife in the contract. Only in the papers. Bakit parang sobra-sobra kana yata? Hindi ko naman pinapabayaan ang trabaho ko bilang asawa mo. I did not neglecting the role of being your wife while your mother is here-"

"She just kisses you in front of me. Siguro naman ay karapatan kong malaman, 'di ba? I'm still your wife even though we had the contract." "Why do you keep including the contract everytime we had a conversation like this?" Hindi ako sumagot. Bakit nga ba? "Why don't you just forget about it?" "This contract will just end after 3 years." I stated the words written before our signatures in the contract. "Nakalimutan mo na ba? Ikaw mismo ang gumawa, 'di ba?" Kabisado ko lahat ng nakasulat sa kontrata. Bawat salita, alam ko. Bawat kondisyon, bawat dapat at hindi dapat gawin, memoryado ko.

“You’re my wife.” “I’m your contract wife.” Mas lalo akong napahagulhol. Akala ko wala siyang pakialam—na abala lang siya sa kompanya at wala nang oras para sa akin. Hindi ko alam na ang lahat ng iyon… para pala sa akin. Para pasayahin ako.

"YES! You are not my wife. Contract wife lang kita. Binayaran kita para maging asawa ko bg isang taon. Pero, hindi ibig sabihin nun ay gagawin mo na ang lahat ng gusto mo. Makikipaglandian ka sa kahit na sinong lalaki!" Singhal ni Jai. Gigil na gigil ito na ipinagdiinan na contract wife at binayaran lamang niya si Aster.

aniya, na inisa-isa pa talaga ang bawat letra. "Tanga! Hindi ako bobo! Alam kong Marriage Contract 'yan! Pero bakit may ganyan?!" inis na asik ko sa kanya. Akala ko kasi ay isang simpleng kontrata lang ito para sa isang taon ng pagpapanggap namin bilang mag-asawa. Bakit kailangang may Marriage Contract?

Pero hindi namang mangyayari lahat ng ito kung hindi dahil sa mga desisyin ko, so in short, I am the one who should be blamed off. D@mn! I straight on my back the moment I remember my wife's face. Yeah, she's pretty but short and nagger. She's weird sometimes, but cute when she's in silence. I can surpass the nine months with her, I think. Our contract will end after my child's birth, so it will not be that hard for me to let go of her as a wife. We already talked about the set-up, and it's final. All I need to do is to keep them both safe and secure. And I should do it.

malamig na paliwanag nito at umiwas ng tingin. "Okay, sabi mo e." simpleng saad ko at bumalik sa pagbabasa. 7. A wife must prepare his husband clothes whenever he will go to his job. 8. Last, after the contract end you will leave the house and live the life you want and forget that you was once my wife. Umangat naman ang tingin ko sakaniya at buntong hininga na nilapag ang bond paper na may sulat sa lamesa nito.

“Baby, matagal na akong naka move-on kay Isabel. Hindi mo narinig ang lahat ng sinabi ko noon ‘diba? I said that I loved Isabel but I love you more than her.” “A-Ano?” Napipilang tanong ng dalaga. “Baby, are my actions not enough for you to feel that I already love you?” “Mahal mo ako? Ako na isang maid lang?” “Hey, you are not just a maid. You gave me reasons to live when I am at my lowest. You and our unborn child.” “Ang kontrata natin?” “What contract? That contract no longer exists. I threw it away a long time ago.”