계약관계 Novels & Stories

"I'm not, Jeremy. Is this why you called me?" "No, no sir. The file on Miss Rhea Valdez had been brought back, and it looks like she's in New Orleans and is engaged now. And also, Mr. Raj wants me to setup a meeting between you too, he said he has a deal to discuss with you and you would love it. He has been trying to get a whole of you but to no avail." Jeremy spoke all in one breath.

“That’s when it feels like I’ve failed at being a mother.” “It’s not real.” I blurt out. Her patient, questioning gaze stays on me. “My relationship with William, it’s…” I bite my lower lip, my gaze dropping to my fingers. She’ll hate that I lied to her, but it’s time to come clean. Things are already messy and complicated, there’s not much damage left to do. “It’s not real. We’re mates, yes, but we had an agreement to fake date until graduation.” Mom nods slowly, but she doesn’t seem surprised. If anything, it’s as if she’d known, or suspected it somehow.

I whirled back while smirking at my mother in law, who was peeping at me desperately and then stepped ahead. She is vicious, she can never improve and will never come out of her vicious acts. I held Arnav's hand and headed ahead. I reminded Arnav, "Don't you want to get signed the papers from your Mom?" "Ohh yes, give me a file," He asked for a file and handed the yellow file. My mother in law is also a share Holder in the Shark construction. So before we could proceed further, we have to take her signature. We have decided that the construct, will be done by Shark construction only. So, it's necessary to tale her permission.

Letter of Intent (Also a Love Letter) Party A: Misaki Kanzaki (the one who likes you) Party B: Takuto Kimura (the one being liked) Terms of Agreement: I wish to become your lifelong partner (i.e. romantic relationship). Like SoftBank and Alibaba, we can create synergy (i.e. do homework and eat lunch together). Initial investment: My strawberry daifuku lunch + your math homework tutoring. Future vision: Establish “Takumi Corp.” before elementary school graduation (name negotiable). P.S. You looked super cool solving that math problem last week! P.P.S. I know you check the Nikkei Index during lunch break on your phone.

He drops the folder in front of me. I look at it without touching it. "What is this." "Read it." "Kai-" "Just read it, Liam." I pick it up and read out loud “Confidential Services Agreement Parties: This agreement is entered into between Kai Anderson (The Client) and Liam (The Provider). 1. SCOPE OF SERVICES. The Provider agrees to make themselves available at the Client’s discretion for "Personal Consulting" sessions. These sessions are to be conducted in private, at locations pre-vetted by the Client.

Sera was quiet. Kael continued. "The contract I'm proposing is transactional. No emotional expectation. No requirements beyond mutual support and information sharing. You maintain your merchant identity. I rebuild under the Dreadmourne name with your association providing legitimacy. We pool knowledge. We share resources. We operate as partners in a clearly defined arrangement." "For how long." "Until the contract is no longer beneficial to both parties." "And if one party decides the contract is no longer beneficial before the other." "Dissolution by mutual agreement," Kael said. "Standard contractual terms. The System registers the marriage and recognizes the dissolution if both parties co

I asked. The sharp-featured man leaned forward. "The recognition is contingent," he said. "Maintained only while the partnership agreement remains active." There it was. "So if the agreement terminates," Adrian said slowly, "Stefan's status reverts to provisional." "The agreement won't terminate," the elderly woman said. "Not if both parties honor it." "But if it does," I pressed. "For any reason. My authority becomes conditional again." "Yes." Adrian's anger flared through the bond.

I made my way to the table. On the table aside my phone were notebooks, a few documents, vape and the contract between Luca and I — Strategic Partnership Agreement. It's been a week since we signed this deal and as I thought back to the meeting I had with Luca, his unmoving stance and his determination for progressive partnership had impressed me. While still staring at the blue binded contract, a grin played on my lips when I heard the one word. “Done!” the caller said from the other end. “Okay.”