The Marriage Pact A Novel 소설 & 이야기

he said nonchalantly "Really?" She screamed in anger "Yes, look at all these from a bright angle, it was discovered that Sarah didn't actually die, Liam is trying not to cause an alarm for Panic, but the ' mysterious' death of Nicole would get the people questing for answers" he explained and she just stood there looking confused "And then what?" She asked harshly "In the process, the pack members would find out about Sarah still being alive, and there would be chaos, because I have a much bigger plan for them" he continued while smiling maniacally

But it's for the better that he will not realize it because it will not matter anyway of whatever I may tell him, for his mind and heart were close for my explanation. I quickly took a ball pen from my luggage and signed the contract as I said to him, "Here I sign it already, and by the way, you don't need to bribe me money and wealth to sign this damn document of yours! I'm easy to talk with, and one more thing. Please put it into mind that not everything in this world you can buy with your money! Then I took the documents that promised favor to me. In exchange for my consent to annul our marriage, and tore it in front of my husband!

father said in an indifferent tone. Fidgeting with my fingers, I looked at the floor. “Our pack doesn’t treat marriage like a joke, Diana. If you are married to someone, you are expected to spend your entire life with that person. Happily or not, it doesn’t matter. Breaking a marriage is like breaking a divine vow. Our pack rules have strict punishments for the people who break it. But the thing is, your marriage was on paper and neither of you haven’t taken any holy vows before God. Why do you think I asked you to keep it a secret? From the very beginning, this marriage contract between you and Zephyr was supposed to be business. So, what changed in these two months for you to take such a h

|My Marriage Is A Contract- Craving The Girl He Always Wanted| °Chapter Two° •JENNY DARLINGTON• Week later, I finally moved into the new apartment. Fortunately for me the house agent had gotten it within days and I was able to pack the things I could and left the ones that had memories of the both of us. I did not want the memories of my past living with me at all.

“But promise me one thing, Liora." "What?" "After you see it all, never leave me.” “Because I’ll do anything even burn down the world to make sure you stay by my side." Liora looked into Mavric’s eyes, searching for honesty there. Inside that secret safe, a new pact darker than their marriage was being forged. A pact born of blood, tears, and secrets from the past. END OF CHAPTER 28..

Jessie is out of the option because even though I know if God comes down from heaven with a skirt and blouse, she's never going to let anything tamper or disrupt her career so therefore she's not an option for me. "What about you finding any of your workers or any street lady and signing a marriage contract with her?" my subconscious chipped in. "Ummm, nope any of my workers won't work because they will feel I already created a room for disregard between us so I wouldn't want to but choosing a random lady on the street isn't a bad idea… no lady in their right senses would want to reject an offer like this," with just a thought on my mind, I picked up my jacket having a determined mindset tha

"Without a word. Without an explanation. Do you have any idea what that did to me? To us?" Her eyes didn't budge. "There was no 'us,' Kai. There never was." The words hit me like a perfectly placed slap, but I wasn't backing down. "You expect me to believe that? After everything we shared, everything we- "Don't romanticize it," she cut in, her razor-sharp voice slicing into my thoughts. "Our marriage was a contract. Nothing more." I felt a cold shiver run down my spine, and I straightened in my chair. "A contract?"

“You must be stupider than you look.” I chuckled in return, sensing that Vik was as still as a statue on the other side of me. I could only assume he was struggling to understand what I was possibly getting at. He would learn eventually. Keeping that proximity between us just to tease her, I continued, “A marriage pact promises protection on both sides. Abandon this other family and join us. I promise we don’t bite what’s ours.” Maria’s mouth opened and closed again like she was struggling to find the right words. She was at a loss, but as she glanced at the men snickering around her, annoyance returned to her eyes.

A ruthless Alpha and I couldn’t bring myself to disobey even if I wanted to. I swallowed the knot in my throat, nodding mutely, my heart drumming a frantic beat against my ribcage as I removed every item of clothing on my. The marriage had been a merger of power, not passion; an alliance between packs that required consummation to seal the pact. There was no love here, only duty and the stark reality of obligation.

My hand hovered near her, not touching, because some things had to be claimed with words first. When she nodded, a small, almost imperceptible motion I heard was like a bell. Not a victory for me, necessarily. Not yet. But the world had shifted. The game we both loved had become a pact, and pacts were made to be enforced. “Okay,” she said finally, voice steady enough to betray nothing. “I’ll marry you. But know this: I didn’t come to you for pity.” Good. I never offered pity. I offered power. And power had a price. “Good decision, future wifey. Let's go get the marriage certificate tomorrow.”