The Remarried Contract Novels & Stories

Instead, it sent heat pooling in her stomach, which terrified her for entirely different reasons. He left her alone with the contract. Maeve sat down, hands shaking, and began to read. MARRIAGE CONTRACT BETWEEN CARTER ALEXANDER LANGSTON AND MAEVE ELENA WELLS The legal language was dense, but the core terms were clear: Two-year marriage, renewable by mutual consent $50 million compensation, paid in installments Separate residences permitted but must attend public events together Fidelity clause (during public marriage, no outside relationships) NDA covering all business dealings

Confidential Contractual Agreement Between: Frederick Xavier Blackwell (hereafter “The Benefactor”) And: Dr. Amelia Seraphine Hart (hereafter “The Counterparty”) Effective Date: November 17, 2030 Contract Code: BWE-HART/01A Clause 1: Purpose of Agreement This contract is entered into by both parties in mutual understanding and full consent, outlining the nature, boundaries, and expectations of a legally binding yet strategically motivated marital union. Clause 2: Public Representation

"Mrs. Marc, the ceremony was arranged with today's signing in mind. Surely…." "Mr. Marchetti." She turned to him and something shifted,warmth, genuine and precise, deployed like a tool she kept sharp. "I have enormous respect for what this partnership represents. Which is exactly why I want the terms to reflect the actual value both companies bring." A pause. A smile that did things to the room it had no business doing. "A contract signed carefully is worth more than one signed quickly. I'm certain you'd agree." Marchetti nodded before she finished the sentence.

He turned back to us, his gaze settling on both of us. “The contract marriage was not a political arrangement or a way to protect an heir. It was the only way to bring together the two bloodlines that carried the full connection to the core energy. Your bond was not just a duty. It was the key written into the system from the very beginning. It was meant to grow into something real, something strong enough to hold the power of the world without being corrupted by it.” My mind reeled. All the confusion, all the questions, all the times we had wondered why fate had bound us so tightly, suddenly fell into place. It was not a chain. It was a path.

This was not going to happen, so I decided to ignore her concern as if I didn't hear her. "Anyways, as I was saying, you'll be my wife for the next 6 full months. The 1st half of the 3 million will be deposited into your account the day of our wedding night and the other half when the contract has expired. Also you must make sure you don't get pregnant whilst the contract is on going. So the contract is in your hands, to agree or not to agree."

Her brain couldn't digest that she was married already. She was married! With Kelvin Williams! "We will pack all the things in your house," Kelvin said, breaking Luliyah out of her thoughts. Luliyah looked up, seeing Kelvin who said it while closing his eyes. "Ah ... But ..." Luliyah couldn't digest it all. Everything was happening so fast. Wasn't their marriage just a contract marriage? Should she also live with Kelvin? 'Contract marriage...' They were married because of their own interests. Harris initially opposed the marriage because Kelvin was in no gain position. Kelvin will spend a lot of money to pay for Luliyah's mother hospital bill, but what will she give Kelvin in return?

I mumbled. “but seriously…what did he mean when he said a second wedding?” she asked, seemed confused, “that’s because he wants another contract…but I refused” I explained, her eyes widened, “he doesn’t want this to end!!” she exclaimed, I shook my head, “he says it’s not good for both us, and with the new project…” I added, she smirked shaking her head.

he conveys like he already thought about it “So miss evans do we have a deal? He asks stretching his arm out, I think about Kaylee I’m doing this for her only her, I could do this it was just one year I put my small hands in his ridiculously large ones, a small zing of electricity goes through my body and I look up at him to see if he felt it too But his face was blank, “yes we do” I say, he nods standing up “my lawyer will send you the contract tomorrow, go through it and sign” he instructs I nod my answer thinking of how fast my life was changing and then I remembered “uhm Mr Blackwell when is the wedding? I ask

He said with a bit of professionalism in his voice, but in an instant he was pulling her along the large hall heading for the elevator. “Now that we are finally married, there are rules.” Kayden said darkly and Crystal felt goose bumps peel at the upper part of her skin. “Some rules that I might have omitted in the contract.” “If it’s not included in the contract that we signed, isn’t that invalid?” She asked moving away from him creating as much as many space possible between them. “They are only invalid when I say so.” He said smugly with some sort of arrogant aura radiating off from him. The elevator beeped and opened almost immediately he got out of the elevator and Crystal came running

Then I motioned for the lawyer to begin. “This is not a standard marital agreement,” the lawyer explained, tone as calm as a surgeon. “It recognizes the union as legal, but its clauses extend beyond ordinary law. Shared assets, joint decision-making, heirs to be recognized under both names—Belluci and Moretti.” His eyes flicked up, first at me, then at her. “A merger, written as marriage.” Mirabella’s breath slowed. She wasn’t overwhelmed, she was dissecting every word. The lawyer pushed the pen toward her. “I’ll need signatures from both parties.”