Ceo Wife Novels & Stories

Fredrick cast a cold glance at him, “Watch your words!” Only then did he remember, that the woman in front of him is not just his PR expert but also the wife of his own cousin. He hurriedly put on a smiling face, “sorry, I was just being anxious. I did not watch my mouth. Sorry.” Priscilla didn’t my mind but smiled and said. “Actually, I have been thinking about one thing.” “What?” he asked.

I am Victoria Edwards and that is not only my identity. I am a woman who just started her own design company 'Evelett' That's a growing company and I have earned lots of loyal customers in a few days. I am the CEO of the greatest E Shine. I am a daughter, a sister, a wife, a mother and mostly, a woman with her own identity. I can be a caring wife who is always willing to lean on her husband and earn his love. I also can be a woman who shares burdens with her husband equally. Because the family should run equally and that's what I believe.

So she could not see the judgemental stare of her colleagues. “One more gossip against her, and you will all be fired! This woman is not just a mere employee and your accounting head. She is my wife, and if someone mistreats her, I will automatically kick them out of this company! Do you understand?!” The employees’ eyes got surprised at what they had just heard. They couldn't believe that the person in front of them was the CEO's wife. “Jessica, continue the meeting without me. My wife and I need to talk. John will fill in on my behalf.” Jessica immediately nodded to him, and they hurriedly went inside the conference room.

And also the wife of the CEO of the Manley Company! Oh my God! That damned Jack, he never said that his daughter married a person from Manley Company and became the CEO's wife!

They’d started digging deeper. One paparazzo claimed he’d found someone who had actually seen the real CEO’s wife—and that woman was not the one in the photo. According to this "insider," the CEO and his wife were already getting a divorce. The article painted the story like a tragic romance—how the woman in the photo was his long-lost first love, separated by circumstances, now finally reunited.

As I walked back toward the office later that afternoon, my phone buzzed nonstop. Because apparently, the company had also received the news. Their CEO was married. No announcement. No press conference. Just a mysterious invitation from someone calling herself Mrs. Carter. The speculation inside the company spread faster than wildfire. By the time I stepped into the building, several employees were already whispering. “Did you hear?” “The CEO is married!” “Who is she?” “Someone powerful, obviously.” “No one marries Adrian Carter quietly.” I sighed quietly as I walked past them. They had no idea how right they were.

He gave her a formal nod and asked politely, “May I have your name?” Just as Aria was about to answer, Archer walked over and answered for her in a calm voice. “Aria Jackson. My wife.” The manager froze. Then his voice shot up a little with excitement, “Miss Jackson! It’s a pleasure to meet you!” So the CEO had a girlfriend. No wonder he was acting all sweet and soft just now. The whole floor probably got goosebumps from the way he looked at her. And to think—just a few days ago, the heiress from the William family had tried to visit and couldn’t even get past the elevators. Everyone in the company had heard about that.

Delgado said, “Mr. Hales, with respect, this is the wrong move and the wrong time. We are 48 hours out of an IPO that was overshadowed by personal drama and you want to put that same person in the CEO seat?” Mr. Hales said, “I want to put the person who got us to 8.7 billion in the CEO seat.” Mrs. Delgado said, “She got us there as COO. That’s different.” Mr. Hales said, “Is it?” Mrs. Delgado said, “Yes. Because CEO means facing shareholders. It means facing the press. It means being the face of this company after everything that happened with the Hayes family.” Elena didn’t react to the name Hayes.

The click of my phone made me sit up straighter as I watched my phone rush with messages from different people I could barely recognise. Then I saw the headlines that tagged me there. THE BIGGEST CEO EX-WIFE HAD DISCLAIMED ALL THOSE FALSE RUMORS ABOUT HIM. Even as my temples throbbed, a slow smile spread across my cracked lips as I wondered what was happening. She listened and did this for us. For the family. Mostly for the babies we had together. I couldn’t be more grateful for that. ***** I walked into the office quietly replaying every single thing I had saw this morning.

"This isn't a legitimate training center. People are locked in basements, fed insects, and electrocuted when they disobey. Harvey's already dead!" Everything else faded away as her gaze zeroed in on one thing. Her mind was a mess. Was her husband dead? How could that be? When she handed Harvey over just days ago, he had been fine. How could he be dead now? For the first time, Cassandra completely lost her composure. She turned back and grabbed Xavier's arm. "Where is my husband?" she demanded. "I want to see him. Now!" Xavier froze. He hadn't expected her to change her mind so suddenly. "Wait a moment. I'll call and check—"