Breaking The Silence: Leaving Her Ceo Husband Novels & Stories

Milly's smile stiffened. Suddenly feeling Uncomfortab, she licked her lips to hide her embarrassment she felt. Infact Indeed she is not Mrs Noah. The surrounding reporters fell into a weird silence until suddenly a voice rang up, "Rumours say that since CEO Noah's divorced ten years ago, there has not been another Woman". Riley suddenly could not hear the sound from the television anymore. A sharp pain suddenly came from her abdomen causing her to falI face down against the floor as blood rose up from within her chest, spurting out of her throat.

“My husband said, I was a virgin on our wedding night.” A pause. Her smile was razor-thin. “Funny, isn’t it? All that seduction. All those headlines. And still…” Her voice dipped into something raw. “I broke him. Or so they say. I drove him to pills. To liquor. To the note.” A murmur rippled through the courtroom. The kind of silence that screams beneath the skin. “He left a letter.” She didn’t look at Iden now. But he flinched anyway. Barely. Sharply.

Disbelieving what my eyes saw, I immediately left the room without a single word. A few minutes later as I sat in the living room, trying to process the obscene scene earlier, I heard deliberate footsteps approaching from the stairs. Camellia Kingston, my secretary and my husband, Keaton walked with a slow stride to the living room and even chatted discreetly. I didn't believe my eyes. All the years of my marriage, I have heard couples complaining about their cheating spouse. But I was oblivious to all of that because of Keaton's loyalty to me and our son.

All I had to do was tell her the truth, that I was being held against my will, that I wanted to leave, that my husband was using my pregnancy to control me. But Wakes's words echoed in my mind. Twenty percent. Billions of dollars. People losing their jobs because of me, because Blake had decided I was worth destroying an empire for. "I'm... I'm fine," I heard myself say. "Just recovering from a car accident. My husband has been very attentive." Dr. Williams nodded, making a note. "And you're here voluntarily? No one is preventing you from leaving?" I looked at Wakes, and saw the satisfaction flash across his features. Saw the trap I'd walked into… speak up and be responsible for massive job

“I think that's too late. Your dad said nothing after answering the call, but I saw fear in his eyes.” Haley pondered further. She had just been divorced, and a financial crisis was the last thing she needed. It seemed that all the troubles seemed to have started when the Blue Diamond Company pulled out their assets. But then, it occurred to her that her ex-husband worked in the same company. He was now its CEO. “Did you say three weeks ago?” Haley asked. “Yes. Why?”

“Tonight’s about us, remember? Let’s not think about anything stressful!” “Cheers!” To my surprise, Amy raised her glass and began drinking. It wasn’t long before Amy started getting a little drunk. Sitting quietly with Luna, her son, and me, Amy began to open up about her story. The woman who was usually aggressive and overly critical at work, my sworn nemesis, now looked weary and defeated, a vulnerability I’d never seen in her before. “You probably think I’m harsh, mean-spirited, even petty,” she said, her voice tinged with suppressed bitterness. “But you don’t know how hard my life has been. I got pregnant before I even graduated college and gave birth to my son.”

But the story already had. 'Billionaire CEO Lied About Knowing His Ex-Wife Was Pregnant! 'Patrick Montgomery Betrayed by Giselle Von Howard? Or the Other Way Around?' 'Von Howard Heiress Plays Chess While Ex-Husband Tries to Stay in the Game' It was a nightmare. And the worst of it? I couldn't even deny the voicemail. Because she had proof. I let out a breath and pinched the bridge of my nose. "Get rid of them. No comments today."

Me remaining silent would only make him more curious. “She’s an employee.” His eyebrows rose. “Just an employee?” “She lost her child.” He said nothing. “She was going through something terrible, and she was all alone. So I helped her. That’s all.” His expression turned cold. “An employee lost her child, so the CEO had to practically fucking live in her apartment to take care of her? Do you even understand how ridiculous that sounds, Adrian?” My jaw tightened. “She reminded me of Mama.” His expression changed instantly.

The door clicked shut behind him. I listened to his footsteps move down the hallway, down the stairs, and fade into the floor below. Then I sat very still for a moment. The room felt different when he was gone. Like the air had stopped holding its breath. I reached under my thigh and pulled out my phone. I went back to the documents first, scrolling through the photographs slowly this time without the pressure of a ticking clock. The merger terms, the liability clauses, the Chen Industries letter with its careful, cordial language wrapped around something that was neither careful nor cordial.

When he shouted, everyone in the room jumped. "What will your wife say when she sees you defending your ex so fiercely?" Luna spat before disappearing. When the woman was gone, the CEO turned toward Sara. "It’s your first day and you’re already causing trouble. Looks like you haven’t changed." Sara held back the urge to slap him. "I’m here because I was forced. You—" "It doesn’t matter," he interrupted. "They’re already waiting for you in the boardroom. And don’t pay attention to my sisters—you know they’re witches."