| Display title | A Magic Contract Comes with a Kiss |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In fantasy-based fictions, it is a recurring feature that weaker heroes would enter into a contract with a stronger being for protection or any other deal. But wait! What if they are required to enter into a contract using a kiss? Then, this is A Magic Contract Comes with a Kiss. This is a sister trope to Magic Contract Romance. |
