After Marrying My Boss Novels & Stories

"That's it for today, atleast you know now your option and what you're getting yourself into. That's for you to decide." I was puzzled throughout the day. Romeo and Rose were wondering why I was called because such thing doesn't happen. I'm just a simple employee like them and why would the CEO asked for me? I just told them that he was verifying my informations since I lied before. Luckily, they believed me. But it makes me think deeply, who wants to marry a guy you don't know who exactly? I only knew him as my boss. I mean, I got it, he was the man of every woman's dream. But marrying for money? Would it saved me?

She said the words like they had been heavy weights placed on her shoulders. “What? How come you never said anything about that.” “You were so in love with him, I didn't want to put you in a weird spot.” I nodded my head like I could see her as I heaved a deep sigh. Alex… I hope he experiences nothing but pain. “Now, back to the boss. Are you guys really getting married?” “Of course not. What I did was on impulse, there's no way on this planet a man like Giancarlo Caruso would want to marry a woman like me.”

Silvia found it hard to process what her boss was saying. They haven't ever had a close discussion other than this one time, and now he is asking her to marry him. She doesn't even know anything about her boss's lifestyle, his preferences, and anything he hates. “Did I say anything wrong?” Ralph noticed that Silvia was lost in her thoughts as she tried to unravel the mystery behind his request. After Ralph had a deep dig into his brain last night, he decided to propose a contract marriage to Rosaline.

“Marrying you was just a bet I made with my buddies back in college. They said I couldn't get the 'perfect, untouchable' Harvey to fall for me. So, I did it. And once we got married, the game was over. You were very boring.” “A… A Bet?” I felt as if the world was crumbling around me. My entire marriage... our three years together... It was all just a bet? “You should have just agreed when I suggested the open marriage,” Derek sneered, crossing his arms. “It would have been better for both of us. If you had just stayed quiet and let me do what I wanted, you wouldn't be in this position right now.” “You monster!” I shrieked. “I loved you all these years and I was just a bet to you?!” I lunged

“I am only overwhelmed because everything is happening much faster than I ever imagined it would.” She folded her own arms immediately afterward before giving me the exact look that had always terrified me since university. The I know you’re lying look. “Oh, really?” she asked with obvious disbelief written all over her face. “That explanation might work on somebody else, Kat, but it definitely isn’t going to work on me.” I sighed dramatically before rubbing my forehead with obvious frustration. “I promise you that nothing bad is happening,” I insisted as confidently as I possibly could. “I genuinely want this marriage, and I… I have completely fallen in love with my boss.”

*Kiera* Before I can even think fully about it all, I find myself standing in the small, sterile office of the town hall, watching nervously as Will fills out the marriage license application. The bustling sounds of the outside world feel distant, almost muted, as the weight of our decision sinks in. I can't help but wonder if I've lost my mind. Marrying my boss? My very handsome gay boss, no less? What kind of whirlwind have I just stepped into?

His voice dangerously low like a warning. “No, Kaid. I’m done with all of this. You wanted a wife to get your board to see reasons why you should take over as CEO, and you married me. You don’t like me, you never have. I don’t see why we should keep sleeping together. Everyone thinks we are fine, so we don’t need to pretend that we are trying to make this real.” “I’ll decide that for myself. You don’t get a say in this.” He warned dangerously close that I gasped and took a step back.

"Marry me." I stared at him. What did he just say? I must have misheard. "What?" ‎“Marry me. You'll be provided accommodation and everything you need. I'll cover all your father's medical expenses and a lump sum payment when we divorce." "I don't even know you." "You know I'm Logan's boss, which means I'm not a complete stranger and from the looks of it you need the money." He checked his watch. "The hospital will want payment information soon and the police will need to file their report about the accident."

She had practiced the last night and although she felt the nervousness build in her stomach, Jane knew it shouldn’t hinder her. Finally, she reached the twentieth floor which had her office department in it and went straight into her cubicle, not bothering to address anyone. She plopped down in the chair and let out an audible sigh. “You know,” Jess called out from behind Jane making her turn towards her friend, “When you said you were married to the boss, I had thought it was another sick joke of yours. But really? Jane? I thought we were friends.” Jess finished with a hurtful expression.

Sex was the only reason I got involved in the first place. Things got worse after we found out about Hailey's marriage to my boss two weeks ago. Since I saw her two days ago - looking so undeniably good - I haven’t been able to get her out of my head. That’s why I ended up at the bar, trying to drown the memory. I'm sure she only married him just to get back at me. Always so desperate. A pathetic, desperate bitch.