Who needs a fairy tale when you've got a marriage contract? From strangers to lovers, all it took them was a pen and some fine print.
In the bustling city of Mumbai, Gautam Kapoor stood as a beacon of success and affluence. Admired by many for his a...
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he man's voice was cold as he uttered, "We need to talk."
Megha lifted her head hesitantly and inquired, "How did you manage to find me?"
Seated in his car, she couldn't help but notice his strikingly handsome profile. This man had such a strong presence, like that of a medieval king! It was a shame that his personality didn't match his looks.
Ignoring her gaze, he coldly asked, "How much money do I need to offer you for you to marry me?"
"Excuse me?" Megha wondered if she had misheard him.
He clarified, "Since we can't undo what happened last night, I feel obligated to marry you."
Megha chuckled, thinking he was joking.
Seeing her reaction, he reiterated, "I'm serious. We need to get married. If you agree, we can sign the marriage document now. I suggest you seize this opportunity."
Her initial disbelief turned into curiosity. "What benefits do I get from marrying you?"
His expressions looked complex as he gazed into her eyes. "As your husband, I'll cover all your expenses, provide accommodations, and even compensate you if you have someone else you like when we divorce. I can also remove any obstacles in your path. Trust me, this marriage will only benefit you."
Given her current situation, Megha would rather marry a goat than Chirayu. (Well Gautam really is a G.O.A.T.)
She couldn't help but question whether Gautam could truly fulfill his promises.
"So, are you saying we'll eventually divorce?" she asked, considering the implications.
He nodded. "Yes. When I decide to divorce you, you must cooperate. We'll sign a prenuptial agreement, so you can't expect any additional benefits."
Annoyed by his rudeness, Megha retorted, "I don't want any other benefits from you."Opening the car door, he remarked, "Manners aren't necessary in this marriage. We won't be growing old together, after all."
"Don't worry. I've never been interested in uncultured, ill-mannered, and shabby women like you and I have a girlfriend ," Gautam said while his eyes swept over her face.
"Ha, that's just nice. Neither am I interested in men who are wolves in sheep's clothing with no skills in be-," Megha said adamantly.
"You..." Gautam's handsome face clouded over. His eyes burned with anger as he glared at Megha. It was inappropriate of her to casually ridicule his behavior in bed.
