The Contract Wife was my first novel on Inkitt, and Kinsley and Aaron's story has always held a special place in my heart. When I first wrote their story, I was working within a limited time frame and a shorter format. There were many emotions, moments, and parts of their journey that I wanted to explore further but couldn't fully include. Yet even after months passed, Kinsley and Aaron never truly left me. Their choices, their struggles, and the connection between them continued to inspire new ideas. That is why I decided to revisit their journey — to expand their world, deepen their emotions, and finally write the story I always felt they deserved. This is a longer version of Kinsley and Aaron’s story, with a more complete storyline and deeper character development. ====================================================
Since this is a full-length novel, new chapters will be updated twice a week — every Tuesday and Friday, with two chapters released each time. Thank you for joining me as I share this renewed version of their story.
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Kinsley never expected that a chance encounter with a powerful CEO would change her life forever. A struggling actress buried under financial pressure, she is offered a deal she can hardly refuse — become Aaron Hoffman’s wife for six months, and receive enough money to solve the problems threatening her family. For Aaron, it is a simple arrangement. A marriage contract is the only way to secure the future of Visto Corporation and claim the position his father left behind. Kinsley is perfect: honest, uncomplicated, and unlikely to create trouble. But the woman he chooses as part of a business deal is not as simple as he thought. Behind her quiet smile is a strength he never expected. Behind his cold control is a man carrying a battle she knows nothing about. Six months. One contract. Two people who believe they can keep their hearts out of the deal. Until they discover some promises are much harder to break than they imagined.