A Second Chance With The Ceo After Divorce Novels & Stories

Of course I do. She told me weeks ago. That she liked Ezra. And I—I went and wrecked that with this charade, didn’t I? Nora exhales, her shoulders dropping. She forces a smile, one that doesn’t quite reach her eyes. “I know,” she says with a light chuckle. “I guess I’m just… going to wait for another CEO to be transferred. I want to experience the cliché CEO and secretary relationship.” It pulls a sad laugh out of me. She’s trying. We’re both trying. Trying to keep this civil, trying to hold ourselves together, trying not to spiral in the same damn building where everything keeps falling apart.

Marriage is not the next thing for her, not after she had lost two relationships in one night— her boyfriend and her best friend. Six months ago, when she was discharged from the hospital. She booked a flight straight to Paris, to come back to the life she left behind. She was broken, her dreams, her expectations, her love was shattered and instead of her mom comforting her. She said, "I'm glad it ended. I've been patient enough to keep this from you, Jemima. Your marriage alliance with the CEO of Greyson corporation has been fixed." "Are you listening to yourself?! Are you Mama?!" She snapped at her. " I've lost everything I've worked so far, I lost my friend and relationship and all you co

"Exactly. And did you see the documents you signed today? The ones that made you CEO after the merge? Yeah, that. You're in the position. Tonight, your father was planning a surprise announcement to the board. You're in charge now, whether you like it or not. The merge is final. The company is yours to lead. You wanted power, Cyrus. Congratulations. You got it." I sank into the nearest chair, hands gripping the arms until my knuckles whitened. "I can't… I can't go ahead with a divorce now," I muttered. "I can't give her anything. I can't ruin everything for one stupid, petty argument. She—she doesn't even deserve…" My voice faltered, frustration turning into bitter helplessness. "doesn't eve

"Isn't that Ms. Adams, our boss' wife? She's our company's deputy CEO. Mr. Lloyd cherishes and dotes on her endlessly. There's no way he'll make her do dirty and tiring work like cleaning." My heart sank. Before we got married, my parents funded and founded this company for me. However, Henry said he wanted to prove that he wasn't someone who was after my money. To boost his ego, I decided to step back and let Henry take over as the company's CEO. I never imagined that Henry would make his mistress the second in command in my company ten years later. In that case, I should really kick this shameless couple out of the company. Cole whispered to me, "We already have video recordings as evidenc

The word came out flat. “Yes.” “The receptionist downstairs called you Mrs. Williams.” My right hand went to my left ring finger before I could stop it and found only a strip of skin still paler than the rest. “I signed divorce papers last night.” His jaw moved once. He did not say he was sorry, and he did not look away either, which was almost harder. “What does your husband do?” “He is a businessman.” I pressed my thumb against the bare finger and kept pressing. “He owns Williams Group.”

he clenched his fist. Anna was dumbfounded, she couldn't believe what she was hearing. “When I wanted to come back and try again, I heard you were already married—and now you divorced your husband. I am back for you, and I'm not letting you go again…” “Enough! Just swallow the remaining…” she gulped. She never knew the CEO who helped her achieve her company was in love with her, she took him as her only sibling, never did she notice the feelings she had for her. “Even if I had known that you had feelings for me, I wouldn't give in because I wasn't interested in marriage. My marriage with my ex–husband was arranged by my father, and now that I divorced him, I'm back to my single life—I have n

He was so pissed by the time he got to the end that he had to go back and read it more carefully. The photo was indeed of a younger Chloe when she lived and worked in New York. She’d landed a position with a prestigious advertising firm one year out of college. She’d done impressive work and then she’d been promoted to senior executive—above several other junior executives who’d been there longer. A relationship with the CEO had been quickly revealed, and Chloe had been named in the divorce proceedings between the CEO and his wife. Chloe had fled in disgrace, and then she took a job with the smaller, on-the-rise golden gates promotions.

"I want a divorce! I am now the CEO of the Thompson Group of Companies- the master of the Thompsons. My father can no longer control me. I am done with your selfishness!" Evan Thompson, her husband, towered over her as he yelled. "I thought I knew you. I thought you would change, but I was wrong to think that you deserved a chance!" "Evan, please," Shantelle's words broke in and out. This wasn't the first time her husband had brought up the divorce in the past few months, but now he had the divorce papers in his hand.

My father had always hoped that Chris would step in, but his partying ways had him dropping out of college to live on his trust fund and drink away most of his nights. “I didn’t want to jinx anything until I’d solidified the contract,” he waved a set of papers in the air. “Congratulations on your new CEO position Mr. Pierce.” “We should celebrate,” his lips pulled into a smile as he stared at me, awaiting an answer. “I don’t know. I’m not sure I’ve got much to celebrate,” it was my turn to hold up my papers. The thick lettering that spelled divorce on the front made the familiar ache grow in my chest.

The excitement of meeting Cohen has blurred her face that she didn’t notice any other people’s presence. Cohen wore a sour smile and winked at Veronica, giving her a gesture to look behind, but she didn’t notice it and continued talking. “I missed your wedding then. I’m sorry about that, but I’m sure the wedding is held. What later happened? Did you guys separated?” She asked, curiously. “You know she is now a president of an organization so I watched news about her and she revealed she is a divorcee. What happened? You love her a lot then. What went wrong?”