Breaking Free, Loving Again -the Flash Marriage With Mr. Ceo Mga Nobela at Kwento

After I finished the chores and everything else, I decided to take a bath to freshen up from the stress. I ran hot water into the tub and eased myself in, letting the warmth envelop me. As I sank into the tub, I dipped my head fully underwater, staring up at the ceiling through the bubbles and water. Flashes of Grayson entered my mind, unbidden. I remembered the first time we ever made love. It was in the shower, much like this one. We had finally gotten close after he had resented me for what he believed was me forcing him to marry me through his father.

“Kaia…” I held my palm, stopping Tiffany. “Besides, he’s not a stranger anymore. He’s Blaze Black.” Tiffany blinked. “That name sounds familiar.” “He’s the CEO of Apex Global,” Bethany supplied, her voice dripping with disbelief. “Kaia’s boss.” “Wait, what?” Tiffany nearly fell off the couch. “You married your boss?” “He wasn’t my boss at the time, remember? Were you even listening to me?!” I shot back, exasperated. “It’s complicated, okay? We agreed to stay married for six months. It’s… mutually beneficial.”

“I thought you changed for real this time. I thought you loved me. I had sex with a man who I thought was going to do better.” Brady moves to me at the flash of light, cradling me in his chest. I struggle to push him away. “I have changed. I have loved you from the start. Please give me time.” “Stop saying that, Brady. Don’t try to play smart with me. I’m tired of the games and the same narrative. Stop making it hard for another man to marry me when you won’t do the right thing.” I free myself from him, still sobbing. Nothing he said could comfort him.

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

“Only one month left my beautiful Angel, Only one month before I marry you.” Arthur entered the sheets and pulled the sleeping Kiana to rest her head on his chest. He hated himself for how he was hurting her. For how he left her broken twice. “Never again.” He promised in a whisper. ***************** “How could you do this to me!?” Annabel screamed through the phone as she imagined breaking the glass separating her from Angela. She was now confined and in an orange suit with her hair tied up and dark circles in her eyes. “It’s nothing personal sweetheart. My backing asked me to do it and we both know what happens when he doesn’t get what he wants.”

Inside his mind, flashes of the past replayed—starting from their old loveless marriage, the painful divorce, Camelia’s escape, to his blood-drenched struggle to bring this woman back into his embrace. "I, Calvin Ashford," Calvin’s baritone voice boomed, echoing strongly in that open area without even a bit of doubt. "Take you, Camelia Collyn, back as my lawful wife. I vow in front of God and everyone present here, to love you unconditionally, protect you with my entire life, and become your support in every joy and sorrow. Starting this second, there will be no more secrets, there will be no more distance. I am yours, and you are mine forever."

“I know this isn’t easy. But our marriage has been dead for a long time. We’ve been staying together out of habit, not love. I don’t want to keep hurting each other.” Serena rose from her seat, gripping the folder with trembling fingers. She opened it, skimmed the contents, then looked up with a bitter smile. “And you think… this money is enough ‘compensation’ for everything I’ve endured with you?” “I’m not buying your freedom, Serena. I just want to end this peacefully. Amicably.”

"Wow. Didn't he storm out? Now he's standing outside the clerk's office trying to guilt me into marrying him?" The room burst out laughing. "Are you going, Yvonne?" "Obviously not. If she goes, she loses." The gloom hanging over Yvonne all night finally lifted. She raised an eyebrow, smug. "Depends on my mood. Once I've cooled—" "Holy crap, wait!" Before she could finish, someone refreshed the page. A new update popped up. "Jared got a marriage license? With Rachel Reid? Reid Corp's next CEO?"

“You should make Cass give up completely. If he really has feelings for you, you don’t want him holding onto false hope. It’ll just make things more awkward later.” I sighed. “I still don’t think he likes me… but what if you’re right? What should I do?” “Easy,” Teresa said, her lips curving like she’d already figured it out. “Next month, the store will close for the staff holiday. Cass is planning to throw a pool party for everyone. That’s your chance. Bring your husband. Let Cass see with his own eyes. He won’t be able to doubt you’re married then.” I stared at her in disbelief. “Bring Dominic? To a pool party?”

What came out of my mouth? Did I just say Married? To Alexander? How did I get here? This can’t be real. Four days ago, I was crying and was alone. I found out the man I loved was in love with someone else and has been planning to marry her behind my back. And I discovered he was going to get married to her in the same place I had booked a vacation too. My heart was broken when I bumped into the their wedding, I had remembered drinking myself to stupor I thought I would never trust love again. I never imagined this. I never thought I would be standing here. I never believed I would wear a gown again.