My Contract Wife Novels & Stories

"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?

Something that has never happened to him before. They have a contract for Pete’s sake! He cannot even impose his marital rights on her. Si Iris mismo ang nagpadagdag ng clause na ‘yon sa kanilang kontrata. And yet… there he was, like some lovesick horny teenager who cannot get enough of his wife. His wife. What’s worse, doon pa niya sa cabin ito dinala. Now at that cramped up space all he could think of is how he’d take Iris over and over until they are both spent!

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.”

dagdag ni Lianna. Biglang naalala ni Emmanuel ang kontrata na pinirmahan ni Lianna. Siya pala ang may gusto niyon, kaya namula ang pisngi at tenga niya. “Pina-family planning mo ako. To make sure na hindi ako mabubuntis, kaya kahit idiin mo pa at araw-arawin ako ay hindi talaga, walang mabubuo, Emmanuel,” Pakiramdam tuloy ni Emmanuel ay nagsisisi siya dahil sa kanyang ginawa. Hindi niya akalain na sinunod lahat ni Lianna ang gusto niya.

Pagkatapos ng trabaho, sa kontratang kasal nila na may pisikal na relasyon ngunit walang pagmamahal, ito pa rin ang kagalang-galang na partido, at ito pa rin ang may huling desisyon sa lahat ng bagay. Walang magawa si Mayumi kung ‘di sumunod at huwag na lang tumutol. Nanlalamig ang kaniyang mga kamay at paa, at nanginginig ang kaniyang katawan sa lamig. Tumango na lang si Miguel sa kaniyang asawa.

Napakamao ako dahil sa katangahan ko ay naging delikado tuloy ako. "Pwede ba nating ulitin ang lahat ng iyon?" "I'm sorry to say pero hindi na mababago at gagawin mo na lang ay sundin ang kung ano ang nakalagay sa kontrata natin. Be my wife in contract." "May totoong asawa ka baka nakakalimutan mo." Natahimik naman siya pero nananatili pa rin siyang nakatingin sa akin. "I don't have any wife in my life except you."

“I’ll pay for your sister’s entire treatment upfront—from the bone marrow transplant itself down to all follow-up checkups, medications, and therapy sessions for the next two years. No need for you to worry about a single centavo for her care. Plus, I’ll give you a monthly allowance of sixty thousand pesos for your family’s needs—rent, food, utilities, everything you require to keep your home running smoothly.” He paused for a moment, scrolling through the files to show me detailed breakdowns of the costs and benefits. “In return, you’ll act as my wife in front of my family and at all company events. We’ll live in separate quarters at my residence—you’ll have your own bedroom, bathroom, and