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The Royal Contract

The Royal Contract

A one-night stand was all she wanted, but that was never his style. Still, they ended up together in a night of passion. No names, no feelings, and no complications. Heiress and advocate lawyer Daniella Hamilton had never wanted her inheritance, only wishing to live a simple life. Still, she ended up in the center of an intense war for power. Now, she had to find the balance between the life she dreamt of and the life that she was meant to have. Enigmatic and brilliant CEO Prince Alexander Princeton renounced his title to his birthright, believing that true power should come from building his own legacy. However, the kingdom faced a new dilemma where he was asked to serve his people and sit on the throne. Separated after their one night of wild adventure. They thought that their unexpected encounter was an isolated incident. However, fate had something else in mind, as they find their way back in each other’s arms, not in a passionate embrace but with a contract that would bind them for a long time. Would their agreement fulfill their dreams, or would it end in a disastrous union? [Warning: Mature steamy content, slight violence (in the later chapters), and some inappropriate language] *** Nominated in the WSA - Webnovel Spirity Awards 2021 Thanks to all my readers for all your support. You have been a great inspiration during my journey in writing this story. I would have never made it if not for your encouragement through your votes, comments, reviews, golden tickets, gifts, and continued support. Thank you so much. COVER PHOTO - Commissioned by Vatarison Instagram: bishop_1275
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Contract Marriage: The Replacement Groom

Contract Marriage: The Replacement Groom

A few minutes before her wedding, Jeslyn found out her soon-to-be husband was only after the benefit he would get by marrying her.  Heartbroken and feeling betrayed, she opted for the only option available at that moment, which was to get into a contract marriage with whichever man she could find, or else her family's fortune would end up in the hands of her enemies.  … "Mister, please, will you marry me?" She asked him. A man she saw entering the restroom of the wedding venue. 'He must be one of the guests,' she thought. Maverick was taken aback by that proposal. He saw her flinch when he turned to look at her. It was apparent she got scared of him, yet she composed herself, ready to dive into the mystery before her. "It will be a marriage contract. We will get a divorce after one year," he heard her say. He also needed a woman for his brat, so he responded, "Deal." Unbeknownst to her, she just made a deal with the sweetest devil that could ever exist.  ... He is the nightmare of country M, a country where evil rules. She is the little bunny raised with love and affection. Hurt a fly? No, she had never done that before. However, forced to become the demon's wife, she had no choice but to shed her fake persona. What little bunny? Who said she could not step on a pianist's fingers with her heels and pretend like she didn't mean it? Ha, those celebrities want to play the pity card? Do they want to garner the sympathy of the public? Well, why again is she called a 'little bunny'? Isn't it because she was the best at acting cute? Did no one tell these white lotuses wanting to dive into her husband's bed that she stole his soul when she spanked his naughty son? .... Drop by my discord to have a one on one discussion with your author-- Hassy_101. Link below https://discord.gg/CswFCgc2
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502 Chs
A Contract to Marry the Cold-hearted CEO

A Contract to Marry the Cold-hearted CEO

A one-night stand that should not have happened. A perfect night that had gone wrong. Was it fate or a mistake? Jules Morgan was just like any other girl. She dared to dream of marrying the ideal husband and living on a white picket fence. But such was not her luck when she found herself in bed with a stranger the fateful night before her wedding day. She had given herself to another man. Due to guilt, she ditched her groom at the altar, leaving Dale with a note that the wedding was off. She believed she did not deserve a good man like him. As if that was not bad enough, after a few weeks, Jules discovered she had conceived a child from her transgression. Now, she believed she had reached rock bottom. However, she was mistaken. That was not yet the worst part, as she uncovered the identity of her father's child. She knew right then she had to escape him. He could never know that they had a child. Besides, she did not have the heart to hurt Dale again by parading another man's child, especially this man's child. She left everything and attempted to raise her child alone. She was doing fine until her child ended up in the hospital in critical condition. She needed a large sum of money that she did not have. She had no family and barely had friends. She had no one. Except for Damon, the father of her child. She guessed desperate times required desperate measures. But what if he wanted more than she bargained for? *** "A child..." He looked at her with contempt. "You dare to tell me that we have a son." Then, a bellowing laughter echoed in the room. "I am telling the truth. And Oliver needs your help." She knew naming her son might help convince him. "He is very sick." "I am not a doctor. I can't cure him." He said philosophically, obviously mocking her. "I don't need you to treat him. I need your money." She blurted due to her frustration and desperation. The last thing she wanted was to reach out to him and ask for his help, but she had no more choices left. "Finally..." His eyes stared at her, making her feel like they were drilling into her skull. "... we are finally getting somewhere." "What do I get by giving you money?" He asked after a long silence. She looked at him dumbfounded. "You get to help your son." She shouted angrily, infuriated with the heartless man. She still could not understand how she ended up sleeping with him. If she had been only sensible that night, she would never have slept with him, not even in her dreams. "I don't even know if he was my son. For all I know, you could have slept with another guest that night." With that said, her hand swung hard toward his face. The contact was swift, causing her to wince from the impact, feeling the pain in her palm and fingers. But she could not help but wonder if she hurt him when he hardly moved. "Damn you!" She finally found her voice as she turned to leave. She did not need him or his money. She just had to find another way. "Not so fast." Suddenly, he grabbed her arm and yanked her back into his side. "Don't you want to hear my proposal," He added with a vicious smile. "I will give you the money you need and more if you help me with one thing." "What?" "Marry me." [Warning: Mature steamy content, slight violence (in the later chapters), and some inappropriate language] COVER PHOTO - Credit to the owner.
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A Contract with Vampire

A Contract with Vampire

[Warning: This novel features Mature Content 18+] Separating from her mother after 11 years brought out a lot of change in Ayana. Her cheerful self was gone, she was quieter and reversed. When she thought everything would change for the better, she was betrothed to a vampire. It was a political marriage. If that was not the worst, that man hated humans. The rumors said he killed humans just for pleasure. Just when Ayana thought she was ready, life gives her another surprise, her husband is a handsome swindler that likes to aggravate her with his sweet talk. He is an expert actor who likes to pretend his love for her. Can she resist her husband's charm and walk out of the marriage with an intact heart? Excerpt: “I will go first. I, Luca Winter, would assist and help Ayana Winter on her revenge plan and would never harm and hurt her. In return, I will ask for something Ayana Winter possesses and she had to give it to me willingly as the payment of my help.” Luca said casually. Ayana frowned as she looked at Luca. “Is it my father's journal?" Ayana said as she looked at the man, voicing her suspicion. Ayana noticed as the man's smile freeze for a millisecond. The man tried to act casual, but Ayana has got her answer. Ayana smiled as she finally got the response. The man was after her father’s mysterious journal. “I will give it to you if it is on my hand,” Ayana said still with a smile on her face, "and if not, you would have to ask for another thing with a similar value, take it or leave it." In her heart, Ayana promised to herself that she would never claim the book as hers, therefore Luca would never have a chance to claim it as his. She cannot believe the man, but she knew she needed his help if she wanted to make evident progress in her plan.
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If there was a willingness to sign a contract online and a written contract was agreed upon, then deciding not to sign the contract would be considered a breach of contract!
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2024-09-14 02:22
If you have the intention to sign a contract online and agree on a written contract and decide not to sign it, it may be considered a breach of contract. In the field of novel writing, a breach of contract usually meant that the author did not fulfill his or her obligations as agreed upon, such as publishing or publishing the work. In this case, if the author has promised to publish or publish the work but does not fulfill these promises, it may be a breach of contract. In addition, if the author has already reached an agreement with the publishing company or online platform and decides not to sign it, then this may also be a breach of contract. If the author decides not to sign the contract, they should contact the publishing company or online platform as soon as possible and explain their decision. They may also need to provide some documents or information to prove their writing plans and promises. In this case, the author may have to pay some additional fees or bear some responsibility for breach of contract, but this is usually determined after negotiation.
Is a quasi contract a fictional contract? True or false?
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2024-10-17 08:24
False. A quasi contract is not a fictional contract. It's a legal concept that arises by operation of law to prevent unjust enrichment.
What is a quasi contract and is it really a fictional contract?
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2024-10-12 12:22
A quasi contract isn't really a fictional contract. It's a legal concept that arises by operation of law to prevent unjust enrichment.
What does it mean for a blank contract to be a fictional contract?
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2024-10-04 19:51
A blank contract being fictional means it has no legal validity or enforceability. It's essentially non-existent in the eyes of the law.
What was considered a breach of contract after signing the contract?
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2024-09-20 23:41
After the contract was signed, if the author did not complete the creation within the contract period or violated the contract, it could be considered a breach of contract. To be specific, if the author did not create enough content or submit enough manuscripts according to the contract, or did not pay the copyright and royalties on time, it would be a breach of contract. In addition, if the author deliberately damaged the quality of the work or maliciously slandered the work of the opponent, it was also a breach of contract. If the author violated the contract, such as publishing an unauthorized work, plagiarizing another person's work, or violating the rights of others, the contract would be terminated. In this case, the author had to bear the corresponding legal and financial responsibilities. If the author wants to avoid breaching the contract, he should read the terms of the contract carefully before signing it and make sure that he understands the terms of the contract. During the creation process, the author should always pay attention to the requirements of the contract and strictly abide by the relevant regulations. If the author finds that his actions have violated the contract, he should take timely measures to avoid unnecessary losses and trouble.
Was the contract for the transfer of a novel the same as the contract for exclusive rights?
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2024-09-11 16:36
The contract for the transfer of a novel's work and the contract for the exclusive license were not necessarily the same. It depended on the specific terms of the transfer contract and the specific content of the exclusive license contract. A work transfer contract usually referred to a contract where the author of a novel transferred the copyright of his work to a third party. The transferring party would have the right to use the work and authorized the third party to create, adapt, translate, and so on. Such contracts usually involved the transfer and assignment of copyrights, as well as terms on how and when third parties could use the work. An exclusive license contract meant that the author of the novel was granted the right to create or adapt in a specific field. Only under certain conditions could the author use the work for creation or adaptation. An exclusive license usually limits the rights of third parties to ensure that the copyright holder can use the work exclusively. Therefore, although the contract for the transfer of works and the exclusive license contract for novels both involved the transfer and authorization of copyrights, the specific terms and conditions might be different. He needed to analyze the terms of the contract to determine if they were the same.
Writing a novel, signing a contract, how to sign a contract
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2024-09-09 17:32
The following steps could be used to write a novel contract: 1. Choose a good platform to register an account and create a novel. 2. Post novels on the platform to ensure that the content of the novel meets the rules and standards of the platform. 3. Waiting for readers 'feedback and comments and constantly improving the novel. 4. If anyone is interested in the novel, they can contact the platform and ask for a contract. 5. After signing the contract, you need to submit the outline and body of the novel and wait for the platform to review it. 6. If you pass the review, you can start writing novels and abide by the rules and requirements of the platform. If the novel passes the review and is successfully signed, the novel can be published on the platform and interact with readers.
What was the difference between signing a contract and not signing a contract?
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2024-09-06 09:39
The difference between signing a contract and not signing a contract usually lay in the copyright and profits. The signing of the contract meant that the author had obtained the copyright and could decide whether to publish, distribute, and sell the novel. If the contract is successful, the author will receive royalties, and the copyright of the novel will be permanently held by the publishing house or online platform. The author only has the right to grant others the right to use the novel, but has no right to adapt, translate, produce, etc. If the author did not sign the contract, the copyright would be temporarily held by the publishing house or online platform. They could decide at any time not to use the novel or sell or share it with other authors. If the novel performed well, the platform might publish it as a physical book to earn royalties. Apart from signing the copyright contract, the author might also receive more support, guidance, and resources. For example, contracted authors could receive recommendations, promotion, and guidance from editors to increase the exposure and popularity of their novels. If the author did not sign a contract, he might face more challenges and uncertainties. He would need more self-promotion and promotion. There was a huge difference between signing a contract and not signing a contract for a novel in terms of copyright and profits. The author should carefully consider whether his work is suitable for signing and decide whether he is willing to take the risk of signing.
Was there any difference between a contract signing and a contract signing?
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2024-09-06 07:37
There were two main differences between a contract reader and a contract signing: 1. Contract content: Reading the contract and signing the contract are two different forms of contract. Yuewen's contractor referred to the person who had signed a contract with Yuewen to become a subsidiary of Yuewen Group. The contract was a contract provided by Yuewen Company that included the distribution of profits, rights protection, and other aspects. 2. Creation rights: There was a difference in creation rights between the reader and the contract. The contract holder had a higher right to create and publish the work at any time and place. The contract was more restrictive and required them to abide by certain creation time and publication time limits, as well as copyright management regulations. Therefore, as an author, he needed to carefully read the contract signing guide and contract contents of the reading company before signing the contract to understand the specific provisions and rights of the contract to avoid unnecessary disputes in the creative process. At the same time, after signing the contract, they had to abide by the contract, protect their legal rights, and maintain good writing and publishing habits.
A novel with a contract.
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2025-02-27 01:41
I recommend "A Wealthy Daughter-in-law" to you. This novel tells the story of a female protagonist who has been married for three years and has not met her grandfather before marrying the male protagonist. The male protagonist does not resist marriage because he treats marriage as a passerby, but he has to get married in order to inherit the family business. The female protagonist is also forced to marry the male protagonist in order to avoid the birdcage that she cannot escape from. At the same time, the female lead was also the male lead's secretary. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
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