Boss Bride Days Novels & Stories

Just fire. The Boss sat in the chair, his legs crossed, drink in hand. “Took you long enough.” “I’m not a pet.” “No,” The Boss said, standing. “You’re a storm pretending to be a drizzle.” “So what’s tonight? Power play? Strip tease? Or are we skipping the theatrics?” “No games,” he said. “Tonight, you’ll stand there and answer a few questions.” “That’s it?” “For now.” Rico nodded slowly. “Where are you from?” The Boss asked.

I’m left in the room with my pulse racing and my thoughts clawing at me. Tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll be his wife. And there’s nothing I can do to stop it. *** It’s the day of the wedding. I wake queasy, my stomach turning before my eyes even open. For a moment, I lie still, hoping it’s a dream, that if I don’t move the world will fold back and I’ll be in my own bed at home. But when I sit up, reality is douced over me like cold water. Today isn’t just another day. Today, I’m supposed to be someone’s bride.

Zac's eyes flicked around before hypocritically advising, "Lana, Cruz must be joking! He still cares about you. Otherwise, why would he prepare such a grand wedding? Look, he can't just bring any woman to upset you on such a joyous occasion! Lana, quickly explain to Cruz that everything you posted on social media was just to provoke him and for show! Don't let this make you late!" Lana instantly believed Zac, and her arrogant expression returned. She gazed triumphantly at me, acting like she had everything in the bag. "Cruz, you think you can provoke me by bringing any woman here? Not a chance! If you don't agree to my terms, I won't marry you today!"

My name was Chandler Poe. I worked at a small company run by a married couple. The boss's wife, Irene Peters, sat right next to me. Every day, she showed up in tight pencil skirts, her long legs impossible to ignore. The worst part was that she loved slipping off her heels. She would just stretch out her soft, stockinged feet and sway them in front of me. I was a young guy. There was only so much I could take. Today, I finally cracked and rushed into the restroom to deal with it.

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One of the girls had taken a photo of the two as the boss held the girls hand and them walking towards the elevator and by the time Ansel and Denise were getting out of the elevator on his floor, the photo was already in the company's gossip page. Everyone was speculating who the girl was with some guessing that she might be their new boss lady and others saying that it couldn't be the truth since they had never seen their boss dating. But whatever was happening, the day had surely brightened for some and darkened for others who thought they had a chance with their boss at the Imperial Corporation. But they couldn't lose hope until they heard of a wedding. The three secretaries on his floor

Becoming one of the youngest CEOs in the Financial District of Manhattan would have been impossible without his mentorship and Theo will always be grateful for that. However, he was disappointed by his boss's impulsive marriage that summer. Robert Aldridge's bride was young enough to be his daughter, even younger than Theo. According to her behavior at the wedding ceremony, she seemed to be an arrogant and pretentious woman. Leaving Theo puzzled about how his boss could have fallen for her. The newly married couple has been managing their company together for more than two months. Theo is no longer willing about these biweekly meetings due to his boss’s wife and her haunting demeanor.

It was hot, yet all she felt was the numbing coldness in her heart. It turned out that grand gestures might not always mean true love. She had never been able to accept betrayal. Quinn wondered what Nicholas' expression would be when he saw the bride at the wedding in a month's time. As soon as the clock struck 12, she received a call from Nicholas. He shouted excitedly, "Look out of the window, Quinn!" Quinn instinctively looked out the floor-to-ceiling window. The sky was lit up by countless fireworks, only stopping half an hour later.

His voice was calm, but I felt the storm brewing underneath. I swallowed hard, then forced out, "Better start bidding, Blackwood." Something flashed in his eyes. A challenge. A promise. His lips curved into something dark and possessive. "Oh, sweetheart," he murmured, his gaze locking onto mine, "trust me. No one else is walking away with you tonight." And just like that, the bidding war began.