Perfect Proposal Bl Novels & Stories

He looked so elegant, so dazzling today with his burgundy three-piece suit. “Yes, Mr. Cavendish. We wanted to proceed to the next step,” Luke answered. “Is this final? Don’t you have any revisions?” Adam queried. “None, thank you. The proposal is great.” Luke said, nodding in approval. “Julia, do you have the contract?” “Oh, yes. Here.” I opened another folder in front of me, then gave it to Adam. “Here’s the contract. This is based on the, uh, terms you talked about with Luke—I mean, Mr. Alejandro last month.” I said, still avoiding his eyes.

Instead, she turned her attention and looked at the overly amused Grandpa Smith. “I recommend denying proposal 1,4,6, 7, and 9. They have little benefits to the company.” Eva remarked to him, while placing down her pen and handing the papers of the proposals to him. In the papers, she had already written a short note that noted all the flaws and disadvantages in the proposal. Lawrence nearly cracked into a smile at this granddaughter's determination. She doesn't seem to have any idea of whose proposal she had denied and whose proposal was the only one she had accepted.

Instead, he laid it out like a business deal—smooth, indifferent, logical, right after he threw me under the boss, even if I knew that he owed me no loyalty. A fake engagement. A temporary arrangement. A solution to both our problems. The moment I understood what he was suggesting, my then proposal, a sharp wave of revulsion crashed over me. “No.” The word snapped out before I could think—firm and absolute. Bladen didn’t flinch. “No? You haven’t considered it.” “I don’t need to.” I glared at him. “I’m not desperate enough to fall for your catch.” “Who said anything about a catch?” He exhaled, shaking his head. “It’s a mutually beneficial agreement, Lynnette. No strings attached. You wanted t

I didn't even notice Braylon approaching here, but the evil look the woman was giving me didn't escape my senses. "She's not allowed here. We're having a meeting." Eunice complained. "Where's the proposal?" But Bryce was there and she was ignored again while the rest of our companions there immediately took out documents and immediately explained to Bryce. I just watched them silently. I also understand some of what they say because often when I was a child I was with Grandpa in his meetings like this. "So far, the Suarez have the best proposal for the resort we will build. Everything they offer will help us a lot, Bryce.” Eunice stated with a smile.

I waited countless days and nights since that day, eagerly looking forward to the promised day, but those expectations had since dried up. I closed the box and handed it back to Hayden. He frowned slightly before recalling what had happened earlier today and explaining, "Yet another day has passed. Just wait a little more, and I'll be able to divorce Scarlett. I'll definitely fulfill my promise from back then. "How about the day after tomorrow? I'll formally propose to you then, and we'll order a certified copy of our marriage certificate right away. I'll even personally put the ring on your finger." I could no longer feel moved by his words and simply replied indifferently, "I get it, but I

' He asked in his mind. Bethany's smile faded. "Are you sick?" She asked worriedly. "No, but what you just said made me sick." He responded bluntly. Then, he quickly stood up, excusing himself. "I think I need to go to the restroom." And just like his previous blind dates, he immediately made his way out. He hurriedly left the restaurant through the fire exit. Good thing, he's always the one choosing the venue. Well, it was his only condition before he agreed to his mom, that the venue should be his favorite restaurant located adjacent to Skyline Tower Residences, his younger sister's condo unit.

He jokingly said, "Because the person I proposed to is so stubborn, to the point where just once isn't enough." “You said that it was a proposal? That's right. Let’s say so." "Oh, so you want a proposal like people? Surprise? With a bouquet of flowers in a fancy restaurant?" "Don't ever dare! Considering that I will undoubtedly reject you directly and leave you there by yourself." Diaz was made to chuckle once more. He found it really interesting the way Claire spoke and expressed her annoyance by having a nearly flat face. "So, I won't be rejected once more then?"

“I’m not going to tell you all at once now. I’ll be patient as you learn through the kind of relationship I expect.” “I honestly don’t even know what to say right now,” she exclaimed. They were still at eye level, mouths just a few breaths apart. “I think this is where you tell me that you accept my proposal, Lisa,” Mason prompted. “I know you want me as badly as I want you?”

"It's fine. Do whatever you want." I didn't have it in me to care about details anymore. Hope only led to disappointment. By the end of dinner, Henry suddenly video-called me. The background was weirdly familiar. I'd seen it a million times in Cecilia's posts. His voice was soft. "Everything's ready. I'll pick you up the day after tomorrow, okay? This time, I'll give you a proposal you'll never forget." Cecilia sat behind him on the couch, looking sulky and lost in thought.

Melissa was right behind us, silent, her face caked with her usual confidence. The guard announced, “Mr. Chad Woods, Mrs Woods Snr, and Mrs Melissa Blue.W wish to present a business proposal.” Prince Kerren didn’t look impressed. He barely turned his head. “Proceed.” I stepped forward, smiling confidently. “Your Highness, it’s an honor. We represent the Blues Enterprise, and we’ve come with an opportunity that will triple your returns within six months—” Before I could finish, his eyes flicked up to me. Cold and unimpressed. “Blue Enterprise,” he repeated, almost like the name disgusted him.