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Flash Marriage : Miss CEO wants a House-husband

Flash Marriage : Miss CEO wants a House-husband

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last updateLast Updated : 2025-11-09
By:  Black Roses Ongoing
Language: English
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Contemporary

Steamy

Third-Person POV

CEO

Badboy

Betrayal

Flash Marriage

First Love

Nate caught her hand as she turned away. “Say yes, Dahlia.” She didn’t look at him. “To what this time?” His smile was slow, dangerous. “To letting me eat you tonight” Her breath stilled. “You don’t take hints, do you?” “Only the ones that sound like maybe.” His thumb traced her palm, his voice low enough to make her heartbeat trip. She pulled back, just barely. “Goodnight, Nate.” He grinned, unbothered. “Night, wife. I’ll ask again tomorrow.” *********** When ruthless CEO Dahlia Reyes discovers her boyfriend and her best friend in bed together-and plotting to steal her inheritance—she does the most un-Dahlia thing imaginable. She drinks too much and wakes up married to a sex worker. Her “husband,” Nate, is charming, infuriating, and far too comfortable calling her wife. Dahlia’s ready to annul the whole disaster-until she learns she legally can’t for a year. Desperate to save face (and maybe twist fate in her favor), Dahlia decides to use the fake marriage to her advantage. What she doesn’t know is that Nate isn’t the broke drifter and he's watching her with equal parts amusement and admiration. Now, between public appearances, the plotting of the evil people ready to ruin their lives, staged affection, and the slow burn of something too real to fake, Dahlia’s carefully built walls begin to crack. And Nate? He’s determined to make sure she falls-for him, for real, and hard. A story of betrayal, accidental vows, and the slow, intoxicating fall between a woman who doesn’t believe in love and a man who plans to prove her wrong.

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Vee—Writes
Vee—Writes
This book is very engaging… I love how she flipped the dice this time around… YES! I love me a badass lady. And Nate? Something tells me there’s more to that guy… anyway, we’ll find out soon. I know it’s going to be a long ride and I’m in for it.
2026-04-28 07:00:07
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Adeyiga Adejoke
Adeyiga Adejoke
interesting, pls upload more
2025-11-06 00:00:23
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Thatlovelygirl22
Thatlovelygirl22
I'm so in love with this book. It's .........
2025-11-05 14:45:00
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Ifeoma Vera
Ifeoma Vera
i love the pacing of the book, I can't wait for more chapters to be released
2025-11-05 05:05:54
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Luna Blue
Luna Blue
Love your book Can’t wait for the next chapter More please
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14 Chapters
Chapter 1: She trust me completely
Tonight, Dahila was going to propose to Tyler. The elevator hummed as it rose toward the top floor, carrying Dahlia and the velvet box she’d been holding for the past twenty minutes. The box was small enough to hide in her palm, but it seemed to weigh as much as the world. She couldn’t believe she was actually doing this. Usually the man proposes to the woman but in Tyler situation she knew he took too long to contemplate things. So she took the bold step and bought the rings. The city glowed softly below her ,cars sliding through the night like sparks. She’d seen this view a hundred times from her own office, but tonight it looked softer, gentler. Maybe because she was finally allowing herself to hope and dream again. Dahlia wasn’t the kind of woman who gushed over romance. People said she was cold and too strict and they were right . But Tyler had never flinched from that side of her. When her parents died and the company threatened to crumble under the paws of her greedy relat
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Chapter 2: How much for a night?
The wind whipped against Dahlia’s face as she walked, her heels clattering unevenly across the wet pavement. Somewhere along the way, she’d lost one earring, her lipstick was smeared, and her usually immaculate hair was tangled by the night air. She didn’t care. The velvet box in her pocket burned a hole in her pocket. Every time it brushed against her leg, she felt the betrayal pulse again like a heartbeat. She couldn’t bring herself to throw it away, though it felt like a cruel joke now. She walked without direction, through streets that shimmered with neon and rain. The city pulsed around her, alive and indifferent. Music leaked from open doorways, laughter spilled out of bars. Every face she passed seemed to belong to someone who still had a reason to smile. Somewhere between grief and fury, Dahlia realized she was crying. Silent, angry tears that burned her cheeks before the cold wind dried them away. The last time she cried was at her parents funeral , a year ago, and she p
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Chapter 3: You Gold digger
A dull ache throbbed behind Dahlia’s eyes. She groaned as she stirred awake, her skull felt too small for the pounding inside it. The faint scent of linen and expensive cologne wrapped around her like fog as she stirred, squinting against the light creeping through the heavy curtains. She groaned, pressing the heel of her hand to her forehead. Her mouth was dry, her tongue heavy with the taste of whiskey and regret. A hangover. Perfect. Blinking, she took in the room-wide windows, golden drapes, the hum of distant traffic. A hotel suite, judging by the décor. She frowned. Did I… check into a hotel last night? After walking for hours? That seemed plausible. She had wandered the city until her feet ached, the world spinning around her grief. Maybe she’d stumbled in here and collapsed. She stretched her arms above her head, trying to ignore how every muscle complained. When she turned to sit up, the sheets rustled and she froze. Someone was lying beside her. A man. Dahlia’s heart
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Chapter 4: You're cheating already wife?
The city blurred outside the car window. Dahlia pressed her temple against the glass, eyes half-closed, wishing the motion could wash away the morning. She still couldn’t believe it. She’d woken up married. To a stranger. To him. Beside her, Nate sat with one arm draped casually across the back of the seat, a grin playing on his lips as if he were driving to brunch, not an annulment. Every few seconds he glanced her way, clearly enjoying the contrast between his good mood and her thundercloud scowl. “Stop smiling,”she muttered. “Can’t help it, wife” he said easily. “Don’t call me that.” He raised an eyebrow. “It’s growing on me” Her fingers clenched tighter around the phone in her lap. “This is a nightmare.” “Maybe for you,” he murmured. “I’m having a great day.” She shot him a glare, but he only chuckled, the sound low and unbothered. Her phone buzzed again. Tyler. The name stabbed through her calm. She turned the screen face-down, jaw tightening. Of course he’d be call
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Chapter 5: Happy Birthday Dahila
The hotel glittered ahead of them, bathed in gold light and glamour. Cameras flashed outside despite the event being private - the paparazzi would never miss the birthday of Dahlia Reyes, the elusive CEO with ice for blood and beauty that headlines fed on. Inside the car, Dahlia exhaled slowly, her eyes fixed on the grand entrance. “I know I look good,” Nate said beside her, adjusting his cufflinks “but don’t tell me I’m making you nervous, wife.” Dahlia turned to him, one perfectly arched brow raised. “A slot machine would make me more nervous than you ever will.” Nate chuckled, that low, easy sound that always got under her skin. He looked infuriatingly good. She had to admit it: the suit lent him a certain gravity. He could have fit in behind a boardroom table if he’d wanted to. With that devious curl at the corner of his mouth he’d look like a man who could command a room and ruin a life without breaking a sweat. He noticed the way she watched him, and in his eyes there was an
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Chapter 6: You're speaking to my wife.
Tyler’s voice echoed through the glittering ballroom, confident and dripping with charm.He held a glass of champagne high, his grin as wide as the lies he lived on.“I just want to start by saying,” he began, “that I’m the luckiest man alive to have this woman in my life.” “I get to wake up every day and know that I somehow convinced her to stick around.” He pointed toward Dahlia again, and the crowd chuckled. “She’s brilliant. She’s fearless. She’s so quick-witted she can make an insult sound like a compliment. Believe me, I’ve been on the receiving end of both.”More laughter. Dahlia’s smile never faltered, though her knuckles whitened on the stem of her glass.Go on Tyler. Perform Tyler continued, his voice warm and performative. “She runs companies, she scares executives, and-don’t let that icy expression fool you-she’s got a heart somewhere in there. I think.” He pressed a hand to his chest, mock wounded.“She’s beautiful- obviously. But she’s also… uh, very talented in other ar
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Chapter 7: Consider me Domesticated
The door clicked shut behind them with a satisfying finality. Dahlia stepped into the penthouse and let the soft hush of the place wash over her-glass walls framing the city like a constellation, oak floors that still smelled faintly of polish, a minimalist sofa the color of storm clouds, and a kitchen island so wide it could host a board meeting. Sculptural lamps cast pools of light over an artful scatter of books and a single antique clock that had belonged to her father. Everything here was polished, expensive, and very Dahila. Nate dropped onto the couch with the dramatic flair of someone who had five jobs. “What a day,” he exhaled, stretching one long arm across the back of the sofa. “I can’t believe you live here alone, wife. How lonely.” Dahlia, still steadying herself after the adrenaline of the party, cleared her throat and crossed to the kitchen island. He glanced up at her, confused. “Do you need something?” “For goodness’ sake, come here,” she ordered. He rose and sau
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Chapter 8: Good morning wife
The morning light crept through the tall glass windows of the penthouse, painting soft gold across the marble floor. Dahlia eased open her bedroom door, careful not to make a sound. Her heels clicked lightly as she tiptoed into the hall, purse in hand, determined to make it out before he woke up.Her plan was simple: she had timed everything perfectly - wake up early, get dressed quietly, leave early, avoid conversation and avoid the man. If she could avoid Nate for even one morning, maybe she’d reclaim a sliver of normalcy. Nate was many things, but punctual wasn’t one of them-at least, that’s what she’d assumed.She was halfway to the door when a smooth, deep voice filled the air.“Good morning, wife.”Dahlia froze mid-step.No. Absolutely not. He couldn’t be up already.She turned slowly, her hair falling over one shoulder as her eyes landed on him-in an apron. An apron. Standing at her stove like he owned it. A sizzling pan of eggs in one hand, a wooden spatula in the other.“Bre
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Chapter 9: I stand with Dahila.
The day passed in a blur of paperwork, emails and phone calls. Dahlia had been waiting all day for this moment-the one confrontation she knew was coming. By the time the message arrived that the board meeting was about to begin, she was more than ready.The heels of her shoes clicked sharply against the marble corridor as she approached the tall double doors. Each step echoed with a quiet authority that made even the passing assistants straighten. She wasn’t just walking into a meeting; she was walking into a warzone she fully intended to win.The moment she pushed the door open, the voices inside fell silent. Five pairs of eyes turned toward her.“You’re late” croaked Aunt Bea’s familiar voice, sharp and grating as nails on glass. She sat near the end of the table, draped in her usual gaudy pearls, her lips pursed with self-importance. “You’re early.” Dahlia replies smooth as silk. Gasps fluttered around the room. Aunt Bea muttered something under her breath, too quiet to catch, th
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Chapter 10: I didn't mean to scare you.
The day had finally come to an end.Dahlia was starting to think she’d gotten trapped in a time loop, with how painfully slow it had dragged on.The elevator doors slid open with a soft chime, releasing Dahlia into the quiet corridor that led to her penthouse. She exhaled slowly, shoulders heavy from the endless string of meetings, numbers, and carefully measured smiles. The day had been long—long enough that even her heels felt heavier than usual.The elevator opened directly into her living room, and she stepped through the doors expecting the usual: silence, a few lights left on, maybe the faint hum of the city below. She would grab takeout, go over tomorrow’s notes, and fall asleep halfway through an email.That was her plan.Until the rich, mouthwatering aroma hit her.Dahlia stopped dead in her tracks. The air was warm with the scent of something savory and buttery, laced with herbs. What in the world-Then she remembered.She wasn’t alone anymore.“Welcome home, wife.”Nate’s v
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