Ceo's Substitute Bride Novels & Stories

Next to Mandy was her husband, then their two children, accompanied by their respective partners. Shortly thereafter, a new pair of brides appeared there, so that everyone's attention was directed to them. The woman who served as CEO of Verz Incorporation felt a little nervous, but she acted calmly so that no one dared to insinuate or vilify herself. Meanwhile, the girl's parents can only observe the behavior of their daughter. In their eyes, Abby and Massimo looked harmonious and calm.

She wanted something pure, regardless of his attitude towards her, she was ready to give her best and her all to this marriage, her loyalty "because l am afraid you may misunderstand and think unsatisfactorily of me." Damon was surprised for a moment before he continued speaking, "If I were in your shoes, I would have been more extreme and heartless towards the situation” It was all clear what was happening without her having to say a word about the whole incident. No man in his right mind stands his bride on their wedding day and later on rather than seeking for forgiveness, she is rather sent to the stage to be a substitute for an employee.

She smiled in rehearsals, played the part of the docile bride, and promised to save our father’s crumbling empire with her dowry of submission. But Bianca disappeared last night. No note. No goodbye. Just a shattered phone, a bloodstained scarf, and a phone call from a blocked number at 3 a.m. Only two words: "She's gone." The next morning, my father was pale and shaking, sweat beading under his temple like he’d aged ten years in one night. “You’ll take her place,” he said with dead eyes. “Or the De Lucas will kill us all.” And just like that, I became the substitute bride.

she whispered. Richard folded his hands behind his back. "The guests don't know the bride personally. Most of them are business associates. The ceremony hasn't started, and the press hasn't seen her yet." He turned to Adrian. "The merger survives." Eva stared at him in disbelief. "You can't replace a bride like she's a missing decoration." "No," Richard replied calmly. "But we can replace a woman who has already chosen to leave." "I said no." Richard raised an eyebrow. "I wasn't asking you."

And why did she have to do it without informing us? "There is no time. You'll replace your sister." He sighed. "What?" Shock clawed at me in unimaginable ways. "You heard me right! You will be the substitute bride for him." This was the last thing I expected to hear especially from my father who looked forward to the wedding. And although I liked Alpha Will, I didn't want him like this. "You can't do that Nick. Nina won't-"

Vivian said, turning her back for the maid to oil her skin. “Have you forgotten that Our Jannie is an irresistible beauty. I'm sure he regretted what he had done," Carissa bragged like she was the one marrying my husband. “She is right. You guys needed to see how he came to my parents house and went down on his knees begging for my forgiveness. Well, as proud as I'm, I made him suffer for a while before I accepted his apology. He even took me to a renowned fashion designer to have my wedding dress customized," I bragged.

Hearing him, she heaved a sigh but then his wordings took her aback, "Sign it." Tossing a paper on the table, he crossed his legs and stared at her with sharp gazes. Celeste looked at the papers innocently and her eyes widened in utter disbelief, "M-marriage contract?" "Yes, since you have replaced Mr. Weston's real bride, you shall fulfill her duties." 'No way, is he kidding me?'

Anderson was even more irritated and said, “You know what Sophia, you should have stayed for your honeymoon.” “Sorry. You can’t get rid of me easily and where is the bride-to-be? I already sent the designers and hair stylists away. I will take care of everything,” Sophia said with determination. As the CEO of Crown fashions, what would be her use if she allowed someone else to take care of her brother’s bride? Anderson admitted that no one could do a better job than Sophia. Suddenly, his anger dissipated and he smiled, “I don’t know why but I’m glad to have you back.”

The only sound was the ocean crashing faintly through the receiver. Then, “I’m sorry, come again?” Sebastian closed his eyes. “It was supposed to be one of your staff’s weddings. You mentioned it before you left: the marketing manager and one of the admin assistants. Jack and Olivia.” Joel’s voice shifted, alert and awake now. “Yeah, yeah, I remember. What about it?” “Well, the groom didn’t show up. The bride was left at the altar, crying. And before I knew what I was doing, I walked up and said, ‘I’m her husband.’”

Let her wait. He downed the glass. "She needs to learn I'm not desperate for her." … On the supposed wedding day, Derek strolled in at two in the afternoon. Riley was in that white gown, arm linked through his, walking in like they owned the place. But the ballroom was chaos. No bride. No sign of Megan. "Where is she?" One of the groomsmen ran over, shoving a phone in his face. "Derek—look. She got married. To someone else."