Obligations And Contracts Novels & Stories

In exchange for her compliance, he will cover all medical expenses related to her mother's treatment. The contract is strictly transactional and therefore no children will be needed. If she breaks any of the terms, the contract will be terminated and she will be sued for breaking the contract. I exhaled sharply, closing the file before looking up at him. He was watching me, calm and composed, as if he had done this a hundred times before. “This is insane,” I muttered. His expression didn’t change. “It’s practical.” I let out a small laugh. “You’re offering me money in exchange for being your wife. That’s not practical, that’s insane.”

He paused with his hand on the handle, not looking at her. "One more thing. The contract mentions rules. No emotions, no personal questions, no real relationship. I need you to understand that those aren't just suggestions. They're the terms of our agreement. If you break them—" "You'll what? Divorce me? Take away the money?" Mira crossed her arms. "Go ahead. Finish the threat."

I just wanted to hug him and never let go. "I won't cheat. I won't leave you. I won't die before my time. But if someday something happens to me, I want you to be safe. I want you not to have to go back to your uncle's house. I want you to be able to live decently without me," he said. He took the paper. "This is our new contract," he said. He stepped closer. His hand reached for my waist. "Now, what about a wife's obligations to her husband?"

"He brought our contract." "What contract?" "A contract that binds us together," he said. "Binds us? I thought you said this was all just pretend?" I asked. "And it is. Believe me, I have no desire to be tied down by a woman either." "Then what is this contract for?" I asked, seething with anger. "It’s a legal document formalizing our deal. There will be consequences if either of us breaks it," he said. I stared at him in horror. "What kind of consequences?" I asked.

Enough language to be unmistakable. Cohabitation obligations, discretionary conduct clauses. Financial settlement upon dissolution.. A contract, a marriage laid out in bullet points and subclauses like an office lease. I turned the laptop slightly so the document filled the screen clearly. "I have proof," I said..

“You must get pregnant for Brian and give him a child before the end of this contract marriage else you stand to refund the half a million dollars with interest. Am I understood?” I summoned the courage to protest, “But father-in-law, it is not my obligation to get pregnant in this marriage…” He interposed, “No Melissa, you are wrong! It is stated in the rules and obligations of this contract marriage. I suggest you return to your chamber and read through the document…” I broke down in silent tears, gaping and staring at them.

she added. A muscle ticked in his jaw. He took a slow sip of his coffee, his eyes never leaving her. “What were the ‘prior obligations’ that required such an immediate and substantial advance?” The question was a trap. She could feel it. She kept her expression neutral, her hands steady around her warm cup."not that it's of any need for you to know.." she hesitated thinking of what to say next “The same obligations that led me to sign your contract in the first place. Debts.” she said, her voice calm and steady as she spoke ignoring the rapid hammering of her heart against her chest.

he gave me a knowing smirk. “You had no right to hold on to my stuff. That’s my personal effect right there.” I cried out in frustration. “You forget that you belong to me now, so does whatever you have.” He hissed and finally stood in front of me. “There was no clause indicating you could take my documents, my stuff, or anything I had.” I shot back. “Hmm,” He nodded. “The contract also said you are under obligation to me, and if I take any item of yours, you are obligated to release it to me for as long as the contract stays,” He answered as a slow smile curved his lips.

she sighed frustratedly "he fights with any kid who messes up with ruby in school, the worst part is most times Ruby is at fault and since she knows Dennis would always step in, she has made it into a regular thing" "Shocking how she captured but father and sons heart" "Add grandfather to the list. Michael sends her varieties of chocolate goodies every weekend. I'm afraid she might get used to all this and when the contract is over she wouldn't be able to cope without them" Diane paused going over her last sentence, why didn't she ever think about this. This is all a contract and it will end very soon. "Don't think that way. Dario made the contract I'm sure he's going to get it cancelled"