Novel & Cerita Ceos Contractual Wife

“If you are to pretend to be my wife, you have to refrain from getting seen with any guy. You will be seen as a public figure once I announce you as my wife to the world.” “But this is still too much. I have rules to bind me and you don't? That's not fair.” “ I'm paying the money here Andrea, so you go by my rules.” “And I am also saving your ass.” “Read through, Andrea, and stop talking. By the way, the CEO of the year awards program is in two days, I will be introducing you as my fiance there.” “Is that not too sudden? I mean, I'm just going through the contract and I've not signed yet.”

“In a shocking twist, recently convicted CEO Chris Malvins makes his now ‘wife’ Valerie Malvins the CEO of his company and legal owner of all his properties, almost a week after she was missing.” He threw himself on the couch. What the hell? Wife? It instantly became clear to him that he had just been tricked into releasing Valerie. But of course! Chris would have never given Chase his company, and he had been so stupid to think he would. He had been just so desperate to take over his company that it clouded his reasoning.

Grandpa flared up. Elena smiled; the angry side of the old man always made her laugh. “Well, the Choi group is planning to finalize our contract, although our rival company wants to contradict everything. But we are not going to let that happen. So I want you to prepare for it because you are our weapon against them.” Then he whispered into Elena's ear, “I heard the wife of the ceo divorced him, and he recently married his wife's best friend!”

They also noticed that Nathan, the boss, looked calm. "I'm Sonya Carter. You must be wondering who I am. Well, I'll introduce myself." Sonya glanced at Nathan, who remained unfazed, not even a hint of surprise. "I am the lady bound in marriage to the esteemed Mr. Nathan Wilson, CEO of Wils." There was a whispered gasp from the audience, which was surprising as they had never heard that the boss was married. "You all must be surprised, right? Because our marriage was not publicized. We've been married for almost five years, but only our families know about it."

I strode to her, catching her by the waist as she threw herself to me once she was close. "Guess what?" She beamed, twerking an eyebrow at me. "What?" I chuckled, catching the loose strands of her hair that had fallen out of the bun. "I just won us another contract!" She screamed, her eyes twinkling with a joyous glint. I picked her up, without hesitation, spinning her in a circle. "That's great news, honey! I knew you could do it!" Setting up a new company was with the help of my wife, so Christabel worked as the vice president, while I worked as the president.

A woman, in the morning, was holding hands with the CEO in the car. He had never seen a woman within one meter of the CEO ever since he has worked for him, and it's been nearly five years! The secretary's heart was being shattered by all the commotion. Mr. Reyes pulled himself together and said, "This is Mrs. Kai. She is the CEO's wife." The CEO got married? When? Why is it that he didn't tell me anything about it? Is he going to be fired? If it were not for his professional dedication, which he developed over the years with Grayson, he would have jumped through the roof.

She quickly called home. Meanwhile, relatives were already crowding their doorway. At first, Olivia and Antony had no idea what was going on. Bob wore an expression of heartache and indignation: "You still don't know about Sheila and Killian?" Antony: "What's wrong with Sheila and Killian? We just spoke a few days ago, they were doing great." Bruce: "Uncle Bob, it turns out Sheila's husband is the CEO of the Ford Group, and they had a contract marriage."

"You always wanted me to go public with our relationship, right? Fine. I'll tell everyone about us. There. Happy? You want a candlelit dinner? I'll have it with you. You want a ring? I'll buy it." Caleb had been quietly listening up until that point. But now he spoke up, his voice full of hurt. "Alexia..." She didn't have time for him. She grabbed me and started introducing me to the coworkers. "Everyone, I haven't properly introduced you. This is Elliot, my husband. We've been married for seven years. Caleb and I are just normal coworkers. The only reason I was good to Caleb was because of his talent. From now on, stop spreading rumors about us. My husband doesn't have a big heart for that

she said, her voice an octave too high. I stared at her. I knew that tone. I’d spent my entire career reading people — investors, rivals, liars. Palesa was a terrible liar when she was nervous. Her left shoulder hitched, and she avoided my gaze. The suspicion was a cold weight in my gut. I wanted to demand the phone. I wanted to see who was messaging my wife in the middle of the night. But then, “Palesa.” Her name in my CEO voice. The one that made entire boardrooms shut up. I didn't say anything from there and we went to bed just like that.

he said flatly. Silence dropped like a guillotine. Melinda’s face twisted. “CEO? No… She’s not… I thought…” “You thought wrong,” Cassian cut in smoothly. “This studio now belongs to Wolfe International. Which makes Aria Wolfe the CEO.” Melinda blinked. Her eyes flitted from me to Cassian and back again. “But I… I heard the new CEO was a man.” Cassian stepped forward, his tone cool, clinical. “I am and she's my wife. I own it and she runs it. Everything that belongs to me, belongs to her.”