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The MARRIAGE CONTRACT, the part one chapters are completed, and just as how everyone loves a good happy ending, it was given exactly that. ALEXA DENVERS HODGE, and LEONARD HODGE are the protagonist of this story. EMILY HARPER, PHOEBE WYATT, SASHA HODGE, and more others were supporting roles in this story. RENARD HODGE is the antagonist of this story. It all started with a contract faked by the antagonist and used it to deceive both protagonists.

It was a whirlwind of excitement and anticipation, as every detail was carefully chosen to reflect our unique journey. As the day of our wedding approached, I couldn't help but reflect on the twists and turns that had led us to this moment. Our love had blossomed from a contract marriage, fueled by revenge and desire, into something extraordinary and genuine. It was a reminder that love had the power to transform lives, to heal wounds, and to bring two souls together in a way that defied all logic. And so, as I stood at the altar, my heart overflowing with love and gratitude, I knew that I had found my happily ever after. The vows we exchanged were not just promises, but declarations of a lo

I asked, blinking as I tried to recall. “The one about our marriage.” Ah. That one. Technically, Brielle and I never married for love. It all started as a contract, “obviously”. A business arrangement put in place to protect both our empires. Everything after that… had been chaos. Trauma. War. And somewhere inside all of it, we had fallen for each other anyway. I leaned back in my chair. “You want to renegotiate the terms?” Her lips curved slightly, like she had something far more interesting in mind, “I want to destroy the contract.”

“No, we didn’t think about it being easy or hard. We didn’t think about that. We just wanted what we wanted from each other. You help me with some of my troubles, and I help you with your companionship troubles. Apparently, I’m the one who needs you more than you need me.” “Oh, please, let’s not go over this again. I’m the one who needed you, and I’m the one who brought up this deal. If you needed me more, you would have brought up the deal.” “How was I supposed to know this was even a thing? I’ve never heard of people having contracts to get married before.” “You’ve never heard of contract marriage?” “I don’t. I live in a bubble. People get into relationships and they marry because they lov

he smirked knowing what she had called for "Tell Mr Hayes that I agree to marry him” “Ok miss, would it be possible for you to come to the company tomorrow to sign the contract” “Ok, I’ll be there" "Ok miss , have a good night” “ Good choice, here” Ryan brings out a file from his drawer and hands it to Lia “You should read the contract. The time frame for the contract is 3 years after that we get a divorce and go our separate ways” Ryan explained. “Oh” Lia says as she reads the contract that was handed to him. “So like do we have a real wedding with guests and all”. She asked

He gestured to a white document on a side table, an elegant fountain pen resting on the glossy paper. Serena felt an odd mixture of emotions and didn't know what to say. Instead, she walked over, picked up the contract, and began reading. The document was a very formal agreement, explicitly defining the nature of her engagement to Matthew. It made it clear that they would divorce at the end of a two-year period. During these two years, Serena would have access to limitless wealth and enjoy the privileges associated with her status, but only if she maintained a low profile. This was Serena's understanding, and it was far from what she had expected.

The fact that he had just broken down everything about marriage and what should have been an evidence of love into mere numbers was still extremely wild to me. “It’s still insane,” I said quietly. “You know that, right? We are talking about getting married because of a contract He leaned back in his chair, as he looked very unbothered. “Marriage has always been a contract.” “That’s not how most people see it.” “That’s because most people romanticize it and don’t see it for what it truly is,” he said, “I don’t. Which is why this will work.” There was a brief moment of silence between us.

“Did you think for a second how I would feel when I found out?” There was a pause before his reply. “In our contract, was it ever specified that I be faithful?” His words stumped me. “W-What?” He waved his hand over his head as he explained. “We are not real mates and did not marry for love. It was a contract. A business transaction. You cannot tell me that you suddenly feel hurt by the fact that I slept with another woman.” My eyes fell to my feet. The contract marriage was more of a grace to me than anything.

I said and gulped a lump formed in my throat. “You know what, Danny? History is repeating itself again, but with different characters. I, Mishka, and Lia replaced Luke, Vera, and Jennifer this time, and grandpa being a grandpa is forcing me to marry the girl he chose for me like grandma forced my father to marry Vera. According to him, I will fall for her, but it will never happen. I love Lia and I don’t want to complicate my life. So, Contract Marriage is the safest option. Things will be clear between us and we will know our limits.” I said, and he nodded his head in approval.