INICIAR SESIÓN"You're just my credit card. You're worthless, Jemima. And your ugly face makes me want to puke." Those were the words Jemima Wilson heard on her two-year anniversary—from the boyfriend she'd sacrificed everything for, while her best friend lay naked in his bed. Hours later, she woke up in a hospital bed with a ring on her finger and a husband she never chose: Khalid Greyson, her cold, demanding boss, and the CEO of Greyson Corporation. Their marriage was arranged by their mothers, sealed by contract, and built on nothing but obligation. But the man who pinned her against the wall on their wedding night, who touched her like he owned her... he's nothing like the emotionless husband she expected. Now Jemima must decide: lock away her broken heart, or give Khalid the chance to be the only man who can truly claim her. But in a world where being the CEO's wife comes with enemies lurking in every shadow... will she survive long enough to choose him?
Ver másJemima sighed, working as her husband’s secretary felt like the cruelest joke fate could play on her. Their marriage was a secret, and Khalid used that secrecy like a weapon. Today alone, he had ordered her to print nearly five hundred pages and she is still at it. If she were ever given the chance to end his life, she was so sure she wouldn’t hesitate. The hatred she has for Khalid is increasing anytime she remembers the fact that she's married to him. She has never hated someone that much but well she hated this man. The telecom on her desk rang, snapping her out of her thoughts. Of course she thought it was Khalid calling. Jemima gritted her teeth before answering. “What the hell? Why are you calling me?” she snapped. “I’m really sorry, madam, but please… Can we talk about what happened yesterday?” the manager’s voice came through, sounding tense. Jemima hissed and dropped the phone back into its cradle. She wasn’t interested. People didn’t just end up in a restroom lik
{Priya’s Mansion}Aaron entered his mother’s luxurious bedroom, carrying a silver tray with a neatly arranged bowl of fruit and two forks resting beside it. He set it down gently on the small marble table near her bed.Priya glanced at him through the mirror, a faint smile tugging at her red-painted lips. She was rubbing cream over her arms, the sweet scent of her perfume filling the room, and adding a final touch of powder to her already flawless face.“I brought some fruit,” Aaron said softly, smiling.Priya arched her brow without turning. “Just fruit? No good news?”Aaron’s grin widened. “You know me, Mother. I never come empty-handed.”That earned him a full smile. She closed her makeup case and stood, motioning toward the open balcony. Together, they stepped outside, the night breeze brushing against them, carrying the faint sound of crickets.“Well?” she asked, crossing her arms.Aaron leaned against the railing, his lips curling into a smirk as his mind replayed the moment he
Jemima rolled her eyes and walked away, refusing to let herself stoop low enough to argue with him. She wasn’t in the mood for his arrogance, nor did she have the energy to prove she wasn’t like those other girls who swallowed just anyhow attitude with silence. She'd surely show him another and that's if they ever meet again. She was determined, seriously determined, once she started working, once she got a stable job and some independence, she would divorce Khalid and finally be free. Free from this sham of a marriage, free from his cold stares and biting words, that thought alone spoils her mood. She hopped onto her scooter, the wind slapping her cheeks as she sped out of the company’s compound and onto the road. Her phone began ringing, and without even checking the caller ID, she answered it, her attention still half on the road. “Hello, Jemima,” came her mother’s warm, delighted voice. “Mother!” Jemima’s lips lifted in an involuntary smile, the first real one she’d had a
Jemima watched Khalid stride into the lobby, his hands buried casually in his pockets, his steps carrying quiet authority. The chatter died instantly, employees straightened their backs and bowed their heads all except her.She stood where she was, arms crossed, her gaze fixed boldly on him.“Mr. Greyson, she’s at fault! Please don’t fire me!” Evelyn blurted out.“Drag her out,” Khalid said sharply, not even looking in her direction. His gaze slid briefly to Jemima looking cold, his eyes unreadable.Two security guards hurried forward. The woman protested, pleading, but Khalid’s expression didn’t change.“Wait, sir—”He turned to the guards. “When you’re done escorting her out, hand in your badges. You’re both dismissed.”The room went silent. Even Jemima blinked, thrown off guard. He just fired them, because of her?Khalid finally spoke again. “Follow me to my office,” he said to her, then looked at his manager. “Hire two replacements immediately.”Jemima followed without a word, ev


















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