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I went to the room where I set up as the office and got to work, I had a contract to make and I needed to think deeply before writing anything. I spent two hours in my office making the contract that would change my life forever, I reread it over and over again and was satisfied with the outcome, I immediately emailed the contract to my lawyer to go through it and do all things necessary. I went to bed smiling because I knew the reaction I was going to get the next day concerning the contract will be funny.

"Great. Make yourself at home." "You know what I want, Aria." He spoke in a deep voice with his smouldering gaze fixed on me that for a second I thought he meant something else. I swallowed hard and took a step back just to maintain a safe distance between us. I was hard to think when he was close to me. The Deal. He was talking about the deal. Pull yourself together! "It still doesn't make sense. Don't you have money to pay anyone or buy anyone to make it look real?"

Dae removed his hands from mine and stretched his hands toward Bryan, Bryan just ignored him giving him a strange and bad character which wasn't coo at all. " Let go into the main point of coming here" Bryan said with anger in his voice as he sat down quickly which Dae just smiled to his rude character making me to sit also with positive smirk to him. As Bryan looked at me I quickly gave a normal look seizing my smile . " We want to sign a construction deal" Dae said as he brought a file and passed it to me with a smile which I gave almost same look to him and accepted it . " What that file about?" Bryan asked as he looked at me which I have him a nasty look and opened the document with a hi

“Protection. Security. A way out of financial problems, if that’s what you’re looking for.” I shook my head, my frustration bubbling to the surface. “You’re asking me to change my entire life, to tie myself to you, and you’re making it sound like some kind of business deal.” “That’s exactly what it is, isn't it?” He raised his brow, his voice cold. “Don’t mistake this for something it’s not, Sophia. This isn’t about love or romance. It’s about survival.” The words stung, even though I hadn’t expected anything different. Still, the sheer finality of them left an ache in my chest I couldn’t explain.

Julian adjusts the cuff of his shirt, uneasy. He stands at the head of the conference table, Adele by his side in a crimson suit and pants. Julian's voice rings out, calm and commanding. "Our quarterly projections show a potential increase in stakeholder trust, provided we maintain our momentum in Southeast Asia. The Madrid deal is still being reviewed—" At the end of the table, Alex’s phone buzzes. At first, he ignores it. Then it buzzes again. And again.

She left the sitting room. Xavier's pov MYy eyes caught a peach gown. It was beautiful. I'd like to buy it. For Michelle. I paid for the gown and met Mike talking to one his fans asking for his signature. "So, you finally got a girlfriend. I thought you liked Diana." Mike began. "Diana? Even if she's the last person on earth, the last girl, I'm not going to date her not to talk of marrying." I spat. "You really hate Diana so much." He answered and I nodded.

Tate could complete his thought, Andrew interjected, cutting him off. Placing the documents on the table, he stated with a firm tone, "The deal is off." Mr. Tate's confusion was evident as he glanced at the documents, then back at Andrew, searching for an explanation. Stammering slightly, Mr. Tate asked, "I... I... What's this, Mr. Reynolds?" He managed to inquire. Andrew repeated his statement, emphasizing each word, "Our deal is off." The atmosphere in the room became tense as the weight of Andrew's decision hung in the air, leaving Mr. Tate unsure of how to respond.

"I can't believe that in this day and age, there are still these kinds of printouts. Fito, there is such a thing as a computer. If Olivia saw this, she would die laughing." He smiled and shrugged his shoulders. "Tell her to help you." I started glancing at the documents. "Have you worked with her before?" I denied it, still turning pages. "It might be an interesting pairing, both of you'd bring a lot of love to the job," he joked. I almost rolled my eyes, denying it again and continuing to inspect the pages. Among the documents, I came across something interesting. It was a notarized format, stapled with several others, exposing in its computerized letters a contract of sale and purchase.

Invite him tomorrow for signing them and proper introductions. 'Ma'am, he concluded that all procedures be completed online. He'd do physical contact later' ..... Few days ago, Nathan had called to inform me about the investor. He had contacted them online and insisted that the deals be completed in the same vein. Although, I was suspicious about it but eventually didn't give it so much thought because of my desperation to sell it out, clear the debts and move away to a quieter city and start my life over with my unborn child. Following three days, the deal was concluded. As expected, I got the investment money, paid off the debt Ray left me to handle and got a new apartment for myself.

“Life keeps on going, with or without sacrifice,” he replied. “Regardless, since I can’t seem to sway you, then I accept the terms as current.” A large hologram of the terms of their agreement appeared in the space at the very middle. Every single one of its clauses was easily seen and easily read. And any who wanted to read the even finer details could simply review it on their datapads. But they all had read the document over and over for weeks. Months, even. The deals were practically etched into their minds even at its infancy.