Selling Soul Contract Novels & Stories

He said with anger, his sound quality is enough to understand his resentment. "You are a big fool. We didn't marry, we made a contract. The "LOVE CONTRACT", do you understand?" He pointed her finger towards her. He was firm and his every movement makes her more scared of him more scared than she was before the wedding. "What?" She screamed in pain. "You must read before signing the papers," Arnav said and threw the contract papers on her face. A tiny bunch of papers rattled on the floor. She tried to grab them but failed and she clasped some of them.

“Yes. All my loans are written out in contracts. They agreed to repay me in September this year or other means of repayment would be taken. The other means being, selling their service to me, which means being harvested for organs, perhaps having your mother in the brothel or giving you to me. Those are the terms they signed on even if it’s not written what their service would be. But they knew by word of mouth.” I sniff as I feel tears swarm my eyes and look down on my hands that lie motionless in my lap. Did they really sell me to him? They signed a contract to give me in exchange for money to gamble. “This is why I don’t want you to speak to them until tomorrow. I don’t want you to be mor

“A strategic personal arrangement.” Daniel dropped into the chair opposite him like his knees gave out. “Bro.” “It’s the only way,” Logan insisted calmly. “You know my father. You know the condition he gave me.” “Yeah. ‘Find a stable relationship before the end of the year or I cut you off.’ The man is a villain. But still this plan is insane.” Logan shrugged. “She signs a contract, she gets paid. No drama.” “Women are drama.” Logan glared. “Okay, not all women. She seems… normal.” He rolled his eyes. “She’s signing a contract. There will be legal boundaries. A non-disclosure clause. Penalties for breach.”

But right now, the important thing was her father still had a chance. Her steps were heavy as she approached Nathan’s desk, hands shaking as she reached for the pen. Her vision blurred with tears as she stared at the contract. A tear fell, leaving a wet mark on the paper. “To hell with this damn contract,” she muttered, signing with trembling hands. She had sold herself. So what was the point of clauses? But her mind snapped back. She had to read everything. “Party A is forbidden from leaving Hawthorne Estate, except for medical appointments. All other outings require Party B’s approval.”

I had left the Tesla at the apartment Aiden gave me. I picked up the envelope and frowned. I turned it over a few times, then opened it. Inside was my soul selling contract. It was signed, stamped, and made official. My heart beat fast. I opened the contract with shaking hands. A small note fell out. I saw Aiden’s bold, strong handwriting. “Aurora, my soul is yours. No rules or strings attached. Tell me what you need to keep it. I’ll do anything.” Aiden Tears filled my eyes. Aiden didn’t believe in souls. He gave me something he didn’t even think was real. I wanted to believe him, but I knew I shouldn’t. Every time I hoped instead of seeing the truth in our relationship, I got hurt.

A small red glow appeared at the tip of his finger. "If you want to live and continue staying here, you need to sign a soul contract. Do you know what a soul contract is?" The flame serpent shook its head. Wilbur explained slowly, "When you sign a soul contract, your life and death will be under my control. Your soul can be destroyed with just a thought, erasing all traces of your existence from this world. Moreover, after signing the soul contract, I will know every thought you have if I wish to. You must be absolutely loyal to me to ensure your survival. Do you understand?"

“Return her payment back to her. We can't sell it to her. We can sell to everyone else but definitely not that bitch!” “Well…” Kent shifted uncomfortably. “I'm afraid we can't do that. Earlier she made me draw out a contract that you'd have to pay a fine if you go back on the contract.” Of course, I was smart enough to deduce that they would go back on the contract if they realized that I was the one acquiring it, so I played a fast one on them. I just kept swaying my chair around, enjoying the show playing out before me. Whenever they were done arguing, they would let me know so we could complete the other processes.

As the place suddenly devoured by deafening silence, Killix laugh unexpectedly echoed to the whole place. He facepalmed his self. “You don’t even deserve to say that you raised me when in fact you just let me die of hunger back then. You abandoned me, right?” Kill pulled my shoulder as he placed me in front of him and his father. “But to answer your question earlier, yes, this is the woman I found who signed the contract.” He suddenly pushed me towards his father, Villix. My heart suddenly pounds much faster now as the beads of sweat quickly multiplied on my forehead.

"I would like to buy a contract." "What is the nature of the contract?" He asked. "Umm... he's an angel." "Long term or short term?" I frowned. "Long term? I want to own the contract, not borrow it." The man looked up from his screen to narrow his eyes. "I have payment." I debated pulling the soul stone from my pocket, but I wanted to be able to negotiate if I needed to." "Right. You'll need to submit an application for intent to purchase with the contract holder at the contract holder desk, apply for a permit to hold a contract at the permit desk, and speak with an agent about writing up a purchase agreement to transfer the contract at the agent desk."

He sat thinking of what Aaron said, he was right, his reputation would be at stake. "She would sign a contract." He stated and relaxed his back on the chair. "You'll help me with the contract." "I own a security company not a law firm." "Yeah, I know just get me a lawyer." "Where's the girl? When you find a girl that will agree to your stupid shenanigans, I'll get you a lawyer." Aaron stood up to go, he payed for the coffee and biscuits and was about to go, when he turned to look at Dario.