Sign Here Novels & Stories

Signed it. The signing happened in her office at three o'clock on a Wednesday afternoon with Marcus and Rachel Chen present and a notary named Mr. Osei who arrived precisely on time and left precisely when his function was complete and said nothing that was not directly related to the task at hand, which Selene appreciated. Damien arrived at two fifty-eight.

She held an a manila folder, I could already guess what that was. “Here, the contract. You both just need to sign.” She said, handing over the document to Helion. He took it from her, and scanned through it, shaking his head in agreement. Then he bit his thumb and let his blood drop on the sign space. He walked over to me and stretched out the thick papers. “Your turn” He said, but I scoffed. “I already told you, I won’t sign that.” “I do not have all day, Amelia. Sign it.” He said, but I stood my ground. Giving him no response.

I said, emphasizing the urgency. "This deal isn’t just big…it’s massive. Billions of dollars are on the table, sir." Still no reaction, but I knew he could hear me. I had already seen him respond earlier. "The only issue," I continued, letting out a small sigh for effect, "is that your signature is needed to finalize the contract. And since you’ve been... unavailable, it’s caused a bit of a delay." I shifted on my feet, trying to seem casual yet firm. "If you want this contract signed," I said, choosing my words carefully, "all I need is a signal. Just raise one finger if you agree that this deal should go through."

My heart beat terribly hard, it throbbed. “I will sign it for you, don't worry.” She replied in a very cool way. “When I'm done, I'll snap and send it to you to confirm if it's your signature.” “Okay, your majesty!” She bent and signed, we all gathered round looking at what she was signing. “Woowwww!” I didn't know what to say, I was so shocked. “This is exactly the same signature as Dustin's.” I exclaimed. “Let me snap it and send it to him now.” I did, Dustin couldn't believe it from the stickers he was sending.

“Yaksok.” “Er, you’ll have to lift my pinky to make the promise…” “Oh, right.” Kate wraps her pinky around Nathan’s. “Don’t forget to seal it too.” Kate moves Nathan’s thumb and touches it with her own, simulating the Korean wooden name stamp. “And signature and photocopy…”

His jaw was locked so tight a muscle jumped in his cheek, but the lack of true surprise on his face told her everything she needed to know. The representative closed the folder with a soft snap. “Signatures are required for acknowledgment only. Refusal to sign does not invalidate the addendum. The condition is already active.” She held out the pen. Aria took it. The metal felt heavier than it should have. She signed her name on the line indicated, watching the ink settle into the paper like another small piece of herself being given away. Damon signed next, his handwriting sharp and controlled. Kael signed last, the pen pressing hard enough to leave a slight groove in the page. The represent

“You have a problem with the contract being okay?” “No. It’s okay. I accept the terms” there was no turning back for me now. “Alright then. You’d have to sign at the designated corner” Anthonier hands me a little jar of ink and a feather pen. Swiftly, I signed my name on the paper and handed it back to him.

"I'm willing to do whatever it is as long as my father can get good treatment and come back healthy." "Deals?" The woman stretched out her hand. The feeling of extreme joy in her heart made the woman immediately return the handshake. "Deal," she said very clearly. A piece of paper was taken out by the woman from her bag. "As a sign that this agreement is valid and agreed by both parties, you must sign it here." Without thinking long and without reading what was on the piece of paper, Lilyana immediately scratched the pen ink onto the white surface of the paper. A signature was already there, clearly marked.

“Is that so? If that’s the way you want it, I have no objections either.” He took out his pen from his pocket and signed his name with relish on the contract. Nathan put down his signature. With a strong stroke of the pen, he signed his name down with flair!

Simple. Right? Quin slid the pen toward me. “Any other concerns?” I hesitated. Then shook my head. “No.” “Then sign.” I stared at the paper. “Right now?” “Yes.” “You’re very impatient.” Quin’s voice dropped slightly. “I prefer efficiency.” I picked up the pen. My fingers paused above the page.This was it. The moment where common sense should probably stop me. Instead—I signed. The ink dried almost instantly. Quin watched quietly the entire time. When I finished, I pushed the contract toward him.