Accidentally Wed The Tycoon Novels & Stories

Beside him, the secretary sighed and asked, almost helplessly, "Mr. Davidson, aren't you afraid your wife will find out you were the one who arranged the car accident? And back then, her legs were perfectly fine. You had her injected with that drug—just so Lucy could win the dance competition." Nate paused for a second, then let out a bitter smile. "It's all in the past now. I'll spend the rest of my life taking care of Ruby. That's my promise." The secretary frowned, confused. "You gave Lucy away to another man, and even sacrifice the driver's life. Was it really worth it? And… your wife's mother's death anniversary is just around the corner. Shouldn't you at least—" "Enough! Don't say anot

"No, wait. I think I saw you at the Thorne Foundation Charity Gala a few years back. Wasn't that the night before you abruptly left the company, Evelyn?" My heart slammed against my ribs. Victoria was closer to the truth than she knew. That gala was the night I conceived Lucas. "I have a terrible memory for large gatherings, Victoria," I replied evenly, meeting her gaze with a cool, polite indifference that belied the frantic panic raging inside me. "I've been focused on managing my family's affairs until Julian finally decided to claim me." "Claimed is the right word," Julian interjected, his voice dangerous, clearly sensing the attack. He pulled my hand to his lips and pressed a kiss to my

"Instead of saying sorry, why don't you tell me what I can do to make it right?" His words left me stunned. His eyes widened, and he quickly stood up. In an instant, he was on his knees in front of me, causing my heart to melt. "P-please, Anastacia, don't do this. What's wrong? Is it because of what Dad and Mom said? Is that why? Please, tell me... talk to me..." He pleaded earnestly. It's because of your brother, Ares. I accidentally married your brother... I didn't know what to say as I gazed upon him, on his knees, begging for my words. I felt like I was being crushed, especially every time I remembered the infidelity I had committed, even if it was entirely unintentional.

His driver - bodyguard opened the back passenger seat. Tyler deposited Jade at the back seat and sat next to her. A pair of eyes were watching Tyler as he walked to his car with his wife in his arms. "I thought you wouldn't abandon Sophia, but because of your inheritance you just let go of her. I underestimated you," Cecilia let out a laugh. She knew that Tyler's marriage was just a marriage of convenience. Occupied on how to complete the task and she could avenged her murdered parents so she could be out of this marrige, she had become oblivious to the man sitting beside her.

"Emma you caused this mess for both of us. If I had not listened to you when you told me to ignore her on the wedding day then I would not be in this mess" "Mess?" Emma said standing up with a shout. "Are you referring to me and our child as a mess?" she added now outraged. "Yes, this mess. I am almost throat-deep in debt because you want a star wedding that you can even afford and I can't take it anymore," he shouted back. He had allowed her to have her way but with the rate of things he might end up in the police cell because of fraud. "Burke don't you dare start what you can't finish" she screamed.

“His wife? Audrey, right? You mentioned her name over text. What happened?” I shrugged, trying to play it off like it didn’t bother me as much as it did. “She just… walked in. It wasn’t a big deal, really. She’s beautiful, of course. Elegant, poised. She seemed… harsh, but there was this tension in the air. I could feel it. And suddenly, I wasn’t sure if this was all a mistake.” “A mistake?” Jasmine’s voice was sharp, incredulous. “What do you mean?” “I mean, maybe Xander’s really happy with her. Maybe I shouldn’t be trying to break into his life like this. It’s been years, and he’s moved on. He’s married now, and I just feel like—”

Eric’s father sighed heavily, rubbing his temples. I moved closer to Eric again, slipping my hand into his. He squeezed it gently. “Breaking news this afternoon.” We all turned to the TV mounted on the wall. “A car accident involving Macmillan Holdings heir, Eric Macmillan occurred earlier today just minutes from the company’s headquarters…” Footage of the crashed vehicle and Eric being carried into an ambulance flashed across the screen. “Our sources confirm Mr. Macmillan was rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. The billionaire CEO recently made headlines after his surprise Miami wedding, sparking speculations within business circles about his future position at Macmillan Holdings…”

“Oh. That's not what I mean to say. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to say all those things to you. Well… if you won't say I've stepped out of board, I spoke to my brother about him. Trust me I put in some good words for him, he's willing to give him a spot at his company. I'll be slightly ridiculous. They're paying well, it'll be enough for both of you and the child.” She cupped her face in between her palms, looking at him without saying a word. She extended her left hand to grab the glass, guzzled the champagne in a draught, and burped quietly as she covered her mouth. “I don't know how to start.” “What are you saying?” With his eyelashes flickered with curiosity, his eyes peered into hers tryin

All her life, Elara's gold-digging mother treated her like a price tag, constantly arranging husbands for her; usually wealthy, old wolves willing to pay enough for her hand. But Elara never cared about money. She only ever wanted one thing: to marry Derek, the boyfriend she actually loved. So on the night they were supposed to elope, imagine her surprise when she caught him in bed with her mother's precious golden daughter, her own sister, Vivienne. Heartbroken and too exhausted to fight, she returned home only for her mother to immediately announce another wealthy husband. For once, she didn't argue. "Fine. I'll marry him." The next day, numb and barely paying attention, sh

I deadpanned. "To be fair, it was really early, and he looked like a god," she remarked. "Jesus, Thea! You signed a contract saying that Adam and I are married!" I said exasperatingly. "I DID?" "Yes! He accidentally got married in Vegas and now his new wife is suing him for everything he owns," I explained. "Woah, what a witch! What's he going to do?" She sympathized. "More like what am I going to do," I lamented.