This Wasn't in the Contract

This Wasn't in the Contract

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 2, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
Second Chance
Romantic Comedy
Slow Burn
He rejected her four years ago. Now he's sitting across from her as a potential husband. Ishika has no interest in love, emotional attachment, or revisiting old heartbreaks. Dev, unfortunately, has a habit of reappearing in her life exactly when she's finally starting to move on. So when their families start pushing marriage proposals, she offers the only reasonable solution: A contract. No feelings. No expectations. No complications. Simple enough. After all, pretending to be married should be easy when you've already spent years pretending not to care.
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