Ceo Contract Wife Novels & Stories

The CEO returned to work after his personal assistant left. But a while later, he subconsciously took a peek at the lunchboxes beneath his long eyelashes. That damned girl! So stupid—Coming all the way over… Who did she think she was—his wife? Shawn blinked. Well, basically, she was. But then, although their marriage was real on papers, it was still very much fake. It was contractual. So, she had no business poking her silly nose into his affairs. Humph! His teeth gritted irritably and he got back to what he was doing.

"You need to relax, Lippy. Signing this means I'll be taking over the position during your absence. The directors think I'm a good candidate because I'm your husband, and I agreed." I can not believe Dominic will think that handing over my CEO position to Dominic would benefit the company because of our marriage. He doesn't seem concerned about my mother's health. No, this isn't like him. This isn't my Dominic. I rose and backed away from him with the contact in my hand. "Lippy, what are you doing?" "Take one step closer, and I'll rip this contract!" I threaten with my fingers, ready to tear these papers apart. "Don't do that!"

This is a business arrangement, not a romantic relationship. 3. This contract is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of signing. 4. The Wife (Naina) shall obey the Husband (Kyle) at all costs, without question or hesitation. 5. The Wife shall maintain a respectable public image, adhering to the Prescott family's reputation and social standing. 6. The Wife shall not disclose any personal or business information related to the Prescott family. 7. The Wife shall not engage in any romantic or intimate relationships outside of this contract.

] When we got married, Alexia said that to fight the office culture of flattery and favoritism, we needed to keep our marriage a secret and avoid any appearance of favoritism. But now, an intern like Caleb Foster was using her influence to turn the entire company into his personal fan club. And she did absolutely nothing about it. Who she truly loved was obvious. I sighed and texted my friend: [Yeah, I'm giving up. I'm leaving.] My friend said he was glad to hear it. Just as we were chatting, Alexia called. I meant to ignore it, but my thumb slipped and hit answer. Her cold, no-nonsense voice came through, "There's a mistake in a contract. Fix it. I need it now."

And after the birth of a child? “ That year still remains in the contract. ”She knew that before, but she still experienced his response as a cold shower. Noticing her reaction, Theo continued. "You didn't want to hear that." That was the deal. I'm not surprised. "He ran his hand over her shin and stopped her on her knees. "Would you like to stay with my wife for more than a year?" All I know is that I will become a mother and that role has no expiration date. Everything else is under great question. ”

she added dryly, rolling her eyes, “is a rumor about my husband enjoying another woman’s lap while I’m at home doing laundry.” Her voice remained calm, controlled—but the warning beneath it was unmistakable. "I’ll make sure this won’t happen again, Cassie,” Drie muttered, his jaw tightening as his gaze dropped to the goblet in his hand. “As you should, CEO Wallace,” she replied coolly, not even sparing him a glance. “We are bound by a business contract. If certain conditions are not met, it gives me every reason to terminate it. You will be left with nothing. Even your inheritance”

Even after I made sure he wouldn't join, I had no idea he was that shameless to do so. My glares at him grew more intense. Even then, he was smugly grinning throughout the entire situation. I could tell that there was something wrong with the guy. "So, Mr. Sinha is the CEO of the Sinha Group of Industries?" Sushant questioned as his gaze slowly shifted to me. "Yes," I answered nonchalantly. "He owns the company in addition to serving as CEO." Khushi exultantly added. And I couldn't help but be captivated by her ebullient grin. It wasn't every day your wife boasted about you. Especially when she despised you more than anyone else.

"I don't want to discuss this issue, but I trust my husband. Earlier, you said my husband loves me so much, could he possibly cheat?" The CEO smiled, "Alright, I won't bring it up again." They ended the meeting. Regina returned to the office with her Assistant. "Ma'am, it seems CEO Smith likes you romantically; wouldn't it be better if you approached him personally?" Regina stared sharply at her Assistant. "I have no intention of getting involved in something like that; I just want to be business partners. My husband has entrusted me, I can't betray him." The Assistant nodded. "Now, it's time to contact the development companies; did anyone agree to the proposal we submitted?"

The sound of Maxwell's hand hitting the table cracked through the room like a gunshot. Everyone flinched. "Let me be crystal clear." His voice was deadly calm. "My wife is the CEO. The majority shareholder. Your employer. And if any of you, any of you, question her authority again, undermine her decisions, or show her anything less than complete respect, I will personally ensure your removal from this company." He paused, letting it sink in. "Permanently." Simeon's face went red. Valeria's eyes narrowed dangerously. Denison looked like he wanted to sink through the floor.

While I was sitting in the passenger's seat, I dialed Eli's phone number. "Why don't you bring a car whenever you know your boyfriend won't pick you up," I heard Theo exasperated as he sighed heavily. "Isn't it part of your job to fetch me?" "Come on, Corrine! I'm your manager, not your driver!" "Whatever!" I rolled my eyes as a sign of being defeated. "So, how are you? How is being a wedding coordinator?" He asked, shifting the topic to my personal job. "Do you have a good reason to leave showbiz and choose to be a wedding coordinator?"