Three Month Rule Novels & Stories

I said, leaning on the sofa and taking a sip of my whiskey. “We have some rules for section three. If you want you have to follow all these”, She said professionally, showing her smile. “Ok, What rules do you have,” I asked. “Sir, You have to give your identification card and have to sign with us a contract that you're never gonna disclose anything about your experience of the third section with anyone and if you do, you will have to face consequences. The fee charges are 10 billion, and you will get six months membership, and can renew it every six months”.

Three months, and I'd be, hopefully, a semi-non-traumatic memory she could stuff away. Three months without actual conversation. Great.

But then again, this is only making him delay his 'plan'. Well... actually, Dylan gave it a thought these past few days. If it was him who cursed himself, can he even break it? He literally swore that he will love no one but William, which is Ulysses in this lifetime. Even if they broke up after three months and a day, he will only find himself in an endless loop of a three-month relationship again. The three-month rule will always apply to him unless it's Ulysses he's in a relationship with.

Liam let out a soft laugh and playfully tousled my hair. "Selena, it's been ten years. You've grown distant from me!" I pretended to be annoyed and pushed his hand away. "Ugh, you've ruined my hair again!" It was as if we had been transported back to the days when the three of us were thick as thieves. Once my fever recovered, Liam stuck by my side, helping me pick up all the essentials I needed to get by.

She agreed to herself and ate the breakfast she cooked. I just smiled and continued to eat. See? Asher even poured a lot of salt in the omelet yet I still find I delicious. See the effect of Knight Javier? “I better go!” I beamed because Knight already texted me that he’s at the gate already. I haven’t told my sister about my relationship with Knight because I know that she would just tell me that it’s too early for me to be in another relationship. Three month rule, my ass. One doesn’t need three months for one to move on and have another man. Three month rule is like a deadline for failed relationships to be whole again. Like

Taking his hand in mine and looking him square in the eye, “I like you. I'm having fun with you and I'd like to keep having fun with you but I have to be honest with you. I don't really do long term relationships.” “What do you mean Natasha?” he says confused by my confessions and maybe also a little hurt based on the look in his eyes. “Well, I have what I call a six month rule.” He gives me a perplexed look and I know I need to elaborate. “What I mean is I can date you for six months, after six months we break up. We can break up before that if either of us quits having fun, but even if we're still together and the six month mark hits, then we go our separate ways.”

"One month? I can't even fix a blood feud in one month! Three months. Deal. Not a day less." "Fine. Three months," I muttered, taking the pen from him. "Now, the Rules of Conduct. My rules first. Rule number one: Public affection is for the Kards and the staff only. We are a couple for the gallery. Behind this door, we stay professional. I'm still your medic." "I hate that rule," Gio grumbled, reaching for the pen, but I pulled it away.

"Right. Well, we've come up with a total of eight rules, that you will have to abide by in order to accomplish this challenge." Zane explains. "Rule 1: You by no means are to disclose the details of this challenge with the person we deem fit." "Rule 2: You must remain with the person for a minimum of six months. Longer would be preferred." "Rule 3: There is to be no philandering of any kind throughout the duration of the challenge. You are to remain monogamous at all times."

“I love someone else. It’s just too soon to propose, and the board can’t wait.” Something in my chest loosened at that. Good. No confusion. No blurred lines. Just a contract. “Alright,” I said. “Three rules. That’s it?” “It’s all we need,” he said. “Clean and dry.” I let out a breath. For the first time in years, my body felt looser. Calmer. “Make sure you keep your lawyer updated,” Adrian reminded me. “The month begins now.” I nodded. He extended his arm out for a handshake.

Maybe you'll be like the twinks who purposely break rules just to get punished,” Anton said, his lips tugging up as he smirked, and Ollie's stomach churned as he struggled not to vomit. “I will give you an adjustment period. I know you don't know any of these rules, and I don't expect you to remember all of them right away. I expect you to study these rules. I'm giving you three days to memorize them. I will quiz you each night to help you memorize them. By the end of the third day, I expect you to have every one of these rules memorized, or that will be your first punishment.