Novel & Cerita Accidentally Married To The Big Shot

But she avoided working for big companies since she knew well that the man who stole their family company was out there, playing on them. He remembered that time that Alessandro showed up. She looked hopeful and she was relieved when he mentioned that her sweet Keira is safe. He told her that he married her so no one would ever hurt her. They are supposed to get married to anyone after college. But they didn't make it. After graduation, she gets into an accident and they have to rush her to the hospital and take her to the US for another operation and therapy. She told Alessandro everything that even after her therapy, they reached home and it became chaotic.

Madam Luz practically pushed me toward him,she was clearly thrilled. Goodness, is she really still getting giddy at her age? If only she knew the truth… she wouldn’t be laughing, and she definitely wouldn’t feel giddy. I never thought I’d see him again. I only ruined his wedding, and now he’s marrying me, and planning to get me pregnant too. “Where are you taking me?” “We’re getting married,” he said, and I accidentally cursed out loud.

"She's now married, and her new family is a billionaire family, so why should she continue to work in our small company? Ace should take over the company, while She should begin to work for her new family and generate more opportunities to expand our company." "Now that you say it like that, it's quite convincing. However, I will need some time to think about it," he replied. He got off the bed and entered the bathroom to do his morning business. Martha sat on the bed with a smirk on her face, her plans were slowly perfecting. First, she has to make Rosaline leave the company to make room for her son, then she'd find ways to make her billionaire family kick her out. She didn't want to take a

​However, as she reached her desk, the heavy double doors to her office were rudely shoved open. ​Eleanor walked in, her high heels clicking loudly against the polished hardwood floor. She wore a tailored black designer dress, dark sunglasses perched on her head, and an arrogant, triumphant sneer on her lips. Trailing right behind her was a sharp-suited corporate attorney holding a leather briefcase. ​Vivian’s face hardened instantly. Eleanor—her late father's final wife—was the last person she wanted to see. Catching Eleanor in Julian's arms just a few weeks ago had been the ultimate betrayal, destroying whatever fragile respect Vivian had left for her.

Because I was so blind in love, I handled everything for him after our honeymoon and remained a housewife. I was a fool not to heed everyone's warnings. To think of it, he didn’t even publicize our marriage, as only family and friends knew. I didn’t complain back then, as I loved him and believed his lies about not wanting to draw unwanted public scrutiny. Security!" I heard him call out, his voice dripping with malice. "Get her out of here." My security! Chasing me out of my house! I was dragged away, my voice trailing off as I realized the extent of my mistake. I had played a key role in my downfall, and now, I was pregnant and sick, my marriage a lost cause.

Well, he'll play along with their games till he gets married. "Is it because of the woman of that day? Do you know her?" "Yes, I do. And we're getting married." "What? Married? Are you joking?" "I'm not." Charity let out a loud throaty laughter that earned them the looks and stares of others in the restaurant. This was another thing he disliked about Charity. She was too loud and embarrassing, even when they were in a public place. He didn't even know why she had asked him to meet her in this cheap restaurant which had many people, rather than the expensive restaurant with few customers they usually attended.

“You do this to yourself. You’ve got to stop blaming everyone else for your problems.” He chuckled and leaned back. “Are you trying to say that you marrying my girlfriend is right?” “Look, I’m not telling you anything other than the fact that you two are adults who are free to go with anyone out there. She was not engaged to anyone and she wasn’t dating. Of course I would have her. We got married and suddenly you’re mad at me. Don’t you act like you’re innocent either. You were playing Amelia and Audrey.” “What?!” “You knew they were sisters and you still went on to engage one while keeping the other by the side. That was wrong.”

Oh God, why was my life taking such drastic turns? First, there was the scandal that ruined my modeling career six years ago, then the accidental one-night stand with the most powerful man in Russia, which led to nine long months and the arrival of Dawn. Then my mission to find my lost sister, then my encounter with this devil of a man, who offered me a deal. I accepted—and now, here I was, married to him. After this wedding, I’d be living with him. Could my life get any worse? We faced the crowd, and even knowing what was next, I still wished I could stop this wedding. Soon, we were in his car, on the way to his home.

She had a very small stature and looked a lot like a woman who was still trying to do things for herself. “You never mentioned it…” he mumbled, his head shaking. “Ah… sorry. I am married,” she said again. “But, I like you…” he had blurted before he thought of his words again. Now that she was married, he never should have told her that. “I have liked you since the first day that I saw you.” “Excuse me?” She raised a brow. “I just said I was married…” she faked a smile. “And is it a crime that I profess my feelings to a married woman?”

When his parents died in a ghastly motor accident that claimed their lives, he had been living with his grandfather, who did everything to take care of him. He wanted the business to remain in the household, and this pushed him to get married. His assistant, Brian, had told him of a contract marriage service where you pay to have a wife for some time. He had gone ahead to sign a contract with a random woman from the service for a year. She was to get married to him with no attached strings and then get divorced amicably after a year. He was in front of the courthouse, but the random woman was now nowhere to be found. He was confused and pissed off at the time-wasting. He needed to take his n