Sign Here Novels & Stories

He explained, giving me a couple of them and a pen. "So what do I do?" I asked, taking a look at the first one. It had the name Crane Power on top, the same pack that Draven's parents subdued and assigned another alpha on their behalf. "You'll just sign on the bottom right corner," he said. "Here." He then pointed out with his index finger a dash that came after the word "sign," which was written in italics. "But you're the only one who's supposed to sign," I hesitated, clutching the pen between my folded index finger and thumb.

Then, he took out a pen and signed with Santiago's initials. Everybody around held their breath, wondering what was going on. Fastening the bracelet back onto Raeleigh's wrist, he gave the document back to the presenter. "Mr. Santiago's signature is required for this project. I've signed it on his behalf. The bracelet on Miss Anson's wrist is my official stamp." The presenter who held the document opened it and took a look without delay to find that Jepherson's stamp could be seen clearly. Then, he closed the document. Jepherson stood up and walked towards the door. At the door, he stopped and cast a look at Raeleigh. "Why are you still sitting there?"

Tears gloss her eyes. “It’s okay,” I lie through my teeth. “Just sign it.” Her fingers curl tight around the pen. “Damon—” “I’m right here.” My voice dips, gentler. “I’m not going anywhere. Just sign it, sweetheart.” Silas watches with sick amusement, arms crossed as if he’s enjoying a damn show. Sadie’s breath stutters as she lowers the pen. Her signature drags across the paper—shaky, uneven. I hate that she’s the one doing this. I hate that I’m letting it happen. But right now, surviving is the only card we have left.

"Quit stalling! Sign it now!" I picked up the pen but didn't sign right away.

Not now. Her grip on the pen tightened. Slowly, deliberately, she turned her focus to the signature line. Stefan signature sat besides where her's would be neatly, like a work of art. Her name would be here forever, printed neatly in ink, a symbol of the moment she chose to step into a new life. Mia inhaled deeply, steadying herself. Then, with precision, she signed her name, ensuring every loop and line was perfect. It had to be, it was going to be here for life.

“It’s just a signature! I’ll sign it now!” She took a deep breath, made up her mind, squinted her eyes, and quickly signed her name. She then flung the signature pen on the table angrily and pushed the marriage procedures to the female clerk. “Done!” “Okay, Mr. Connor, Ms. Green, I’ll stamp the certificate for—” The female employee, who picked up the steel seal and wanted to stamp it onto the marriage certificate of Sotiria and Zachary, saw Sotiria’s signature and her right hand froze in mid-air. “Ms. Green, I’m sorry, but I’m afraid I can’t stamp this certificate for you.”

"Sign it." Jessie looked at Alex. Alex smiled at her and nodded his head in encouragement. Jessie looked at Alex and then at Jinshen. She hesitated and could not bear to sign. Jinshen also turned the two contracts to the middle of the last page. He pointed his long finger at the center of the two contracts. His face was filled with an enchanting smile. "Sign it." Jessie stared at Jinshen angrily and tightened her fingers that were holding the pen.

"Yeah, and Xinyue is quite close to him too. But why are you shouting?" Gulping hard, he whispered. "I'll make him sign if you keep me updated about your bestie and your boss." Gazing down, she thought for a while as she whispered back. "Deal." Pressing his lips together, he cleared his throat. "Hmm... Ling Xiao, sign the document." Squinting, he replied. "But why?" "Do it as I said, or else I'll post it." Taking out his phone, he pointed his finger with a smirk on his lips. Raising his hands in the air, he declared. "OKAY! I'm signing."