Mommy, Where Is Daddy? The Forsaken Daughter's Return novel Chapter 41

Once again, Samantha was under the watchful eyes of The Wright Diamond Corporation employees.

The very next day, Ethan set up a meeting with his lawyers to draft the marriage agreement between him and Samantha.

While Samantha took back her initial qualms to signing a legal document with Ethan, he still insisted.

It was because he wanted Samantha to feel that she was in control in going into this marriage, that he went through with coming up with a legal arrangement.

The company's CEO personally fetched Samantha from the lobby, together with John, Ethan's assistant.

Like the last, they walked hand in hand, going to the lift and into the conference room.

In front of Ethan's most trusted attorneys, he instructed, "Include in the marriage agreement all of her conditions."

"Yes, Mr. Wright," both attorneys acknowledged alternately.

Samantha nearly chuckled at what they were about to do, but since that morning, she tried to sway Ethan against writing a marriage agreement. Unfortunately, Ethan would not have it any other way.

Turning to Samantha, Ethan reached for her hand and said, "Go ahead, Sam. Tell them everything you want."

"Ethan, are you sure - "

"We've already talked about this. Go ahead. I just don't want you to have second thoughts," he answered. "I want your full commitment and I feel, I can only do this by ensuring your terms into our marriage."

Sitting next to Ethan, opposite to Samantha, John Garcia was still in awe that his boss was willing to be tied down and it happened to be the mother of his two lovely twins.

When he heard that they were drafting a marriage agreement, he was stunned as to how it will go.

Naturally, being Ethan's assistant, he was there to make notes for his boss. He attentively listened as Samantha gave her terms.

Struggling to open her mouth, Samantha took a deep breath. She glanced at Ethan one last time and gripped firmly on the hand that held hers. Only then did she say, "I don't like a broken family."

Her eyes widened, and she pursed her lips before she explained, "We are... never breaking up... ever."

She flushed outright after she admitted her first condition.

The lawyers looked at Ethan, expecting a counter, but the man only said to them, "Put that in."

"Okay, Mr. Wright," answered one attorney before typing it on the laptop.

Everyone turned to Samantha, waiting for more of her terms.

Puffing her cheeks, she sighed and said, "I want... to be the only woman. Under no circumstances will my husband cheat on me."

"That will never happen, Sam. I am never a ladies' man," Ethan pointed out before turning to the lawyers. He said to them, "Put that in."

For that condition, the lawyers had no apprehensions in including it in their contract. They know exactly how Ethan was with women. They acknowledged how Samantha Davis was an exception.

Only after that did Samantha feel more comfortable with her conditions.

"I want Sunday to be... a family day. No work on Sundays," Samantha declared.

Yet again, the lawyers gawked at the great Ethan Wright. They all saw him pause at the request.

Ethan tilted his head from left to right before he cleared his throat. He agreed, "Put that in."

Beside the man, John delighted at finally having a full free day. He exclaimed, "Yes!"

Just when the assistant rejoiced with having no work on a Sunday, Ethan said, "I suppose, John can work for me on those days."

That made Samantha utterly feeling guilty, but then Ethan said, "He gets paid overtime."

"Don't worry, Miss Davis, I love overtime," John owned up to it, not wanting to get in trouble with the boss.

After that condition, Samantha proceeded to the next, "While I know Ethan is busy, but I want us - his family to be in his priority. Should we call him, I expect an answer or a call back."

That was John's cue. He immediately said, "I'll make sure of that, Miss Davis."

"Put that in," Instructed Ethan. That was no issue for him. In fact, he was already doing that for Samantha and the kids.

"I want us to celebrate family events, like the children's upcoming birthday," Samantha added.