Zadriel looked at her and sighed. "There probably is though I do not know it. It is not in the domain of heaven to twist the divine. That paper is meant to bring people together with a holy bond." It seemed disgusting to him to taint it, but he was well aware that she could do with it as she pleased. "Do you not wish for a loving marriage with one you are well suited to? The cupids assured me you were well matched, I would not suggest a bond that could fracture." He insists. He still had his standards after all. "You would wind up murdering Ashton, and Lucifer would murder you. Eden was the best choice, rated 99% success with the only risk factor being a soul mate." He affirms.<br/><br/>He pulls out a contract. Of course the beauracratic junkies of heaven would have a contract. He made a few revisions on the terms given that things had not gone to plan. Then hands it to her. "If it could be witnessed by an angel all the better." Clearly he didn't believe she was the best witness.