Bound By Contract – Lavanya

That makes him dangerous and attractive. And so, so wrong for me! For this is a guy whom I can’t manipulate. I don’t have the skills or guts for pulling something off like that. In fact, I am surprised that a guy like him, who can get any chick he wants, is bothering to offer a relationship to a waitress whom he considers a gold digger.

Wait! Is he offering me a relationship? He didn’t say that, did he? No, he accused me of seducing him, and now he is willing to pay the price for the exclusive rights to my body. “You believe you can buy me, Mr. Mizrahi?” “Aaron.” He corrects me. “If you are up for sale, then sure.” “What does that make you?” I throw in the challenge. He advances on me. “I don’t have patience for such games, Preeti. Are you accepting my offer or not?”

“You haven’t made one yet.” “You’d want my offer.” He says confidently. “I am offering you a chance to be my woman.” The words are possessive and sound primitive coming from a man like him, and it is…. well, my body is excited for the claim he is making on her. I’m as sick as Aaron. I clear my throat. “What would … being your woman mean?” He doesn’t have to think even for a moment before answering. “Being at my beck and call twenty-four seven.

Be by my side whenever I need you, wherever I am, and in return, you will have me in your bed. I will take care of all your needs.” “Shefu. I am not gonna get married to any daru ki dukandaar. If I am gonna put myself out there, it is gonna be for a rich guy.” “If a rich guy picks you, it’ll be just to make you a mistress. Trust me, you don’t want that hassle in your life.” “I am not dumb. I am not gonna settle for anyone’s mistress, only wife.”

The conversation I had with my best friend months ago rings in my ears. It seemed so long ago that I had brashly made that comment to Shefali. This is called the irony of fate, isn’t it? I can feel he is waiting for my reply. But I can’t. I can only stare dumbly at him. His mouth tightens. “I am still giving you the chance to control this … deal.” “This deal… huh?” From somewhere, I find my voice. “And why do you think I’d need this deal?

I have Puneet, who is offering me more.” His brows furrow; he doesn’t like that I dare to question his attraction. The thought that I have disconcerted him gives me a high. A fleeting one, because the next second he pricks my balloon.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments or locales is purely coincidental. Copyright © 2022 Lavanya. All Rights Reserved. Except for use in a review, no part of this book may be reproduced, scanned or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission. 1kitap1.com/en BLURB My one passionate mistake led to my downfall… He stole me in broad daylight and whisked me away to a land far, far away.

But this wasn’t a fairy-tale. And he wasn’t my hero. Broke and with nothing to lose, I thought I had no way to go but up. But boy, was I wrong! He took one look at me. One kiss, one passionate night. And that was all it took for my life to become his! Like I said, he wasn’t the hero. He was the villain. Nor was I the heroine, I was the villain’s plaything, bound by his contract.

This is the first book of the series. 1kitap1.com/en PROLOGUE “Momma! Tell me a story.” “Sure, baby, which one would you like to hear?” “Tell me the one where the prince fights a dragon to rescues the princess.” “You have listened to that hundreds of time, baby.” “I want to hear it again.” “Hmm. How about I tell you one where the princess rescues herself?” “No.

I want a dragon. And a prince too.” “There is a dragon- the biggest one of all, and princes too.” “Princes?” “Yes, not one, but two. Would you like to hear that story?” “Is there lots of fighting? “Lots and lots.” “Okay. Tell me, mommy.” “Once upon a time, there was a girl called Preeti Kumari. She wasn’t a princess then, but just a maid. But she wanted to be a princess, so very badly. But no prince ever looked at her.

So she set out on a journey to be one by herself… And what a journey it was…!” 1kitap1.com/en CHAPTER ONE: PREETI Drawing out the water from the mop bristles, I put it on the stand to let it dry. I wipe my wet palms on my salwar and pick up the purse.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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