Novel & Cerita Claiming My Possessive Ceo Husband

“Don’t tell me you’re the CEO of this company.” Zion did a big swallow of his own saliva before nodding. “You can’t fool me!” She threw the pillow she was holding at him. “Come on, babe! I’m telling the truth. Where do you think I’m going to get money with the card? Besides, the car is mine, babe.” Zion explained, scratching his head. She glared at her husband. “Be boastful at me the next time when your house is bigger than my grandfather’s.” Zion’s lips twitched but were quickly shut. His wife is really strange. He was about to open his mouth to say his plan but changed the subject.

Composed on the surface, but the tension in her posture says otherwise. I turned up the audio feed and leaned closer to the screen. “You cut me off without warning.” Her voice was sharp. “It wasn’t yours,” Nate said. “I had access…” “Not anymore.” Celeste moved closer to the desk and Nate sat behind the desk, glass in hand, leaning back into the chair, completely detached. “This is my husband’s building,” Celeste said. “I have every right to what’s yours.” Nate let out a short, humorless laugh. “You really believe that.”

I left it that way. "You know Celeste Kingston?" one woman was saying to another, her voice carrying across the room. "She's always going on about how her husband is Xenois, the billionaire CEO. If that isn't him over there..." "Please," another woman scoffed. "Celeste has been making up stories about her absent husband for years. I've never seen him at a single event, and remember that time someone called during the Christmas concert? He hung up on her without even listening to what she was saying."

“What are you doing here?” He stepped inside, shutting the door behind him while I scrambled to my feet, trying to keep the fear out of my voice. “You need to leave. My husband will be here any minute.” I feared the worst, being alone with a strange man. His expression darkened instantly. “Your husband?” He scoffed, stepping closer. “Is that who you’re hiding behind now? Tell me, Tessa.” “Stop calling me that.” “Is this what you are now? You seduce my boss, play the innocent wife, just to get back at me?”

“The good news is I have made a couple of phone calls, and with the intel I have gathered, I know that in the past, Mr Patrick has only agreed to partner with settled family men like himself. Since the day he took over as CEO from his father, every company he has partnered with has been led by a CEO who was married. That’s his bias. He favours married men.” Gabriella stared at him for a moment. “You want me to help you lie to save your reputation as well as the company’s,” she said. “Not exactly,” he said. “If he agrees to the partnership, we move forward and get married. That way, there’s no room for suspicion.” “And what even gives you the assurance that marrying me would somehow grant you

Even after they enter the office, I am still standing there. The only thought in my mind is 'his wife.' I never knew he was married, there are no pictures, or even a paragraph about such a thing. I don't know how I get back to my office, much less to sit around my desk, but all I know now is that I lost my appetite, and I feel sick to my stomach. Mr Cross is married. He has a wife, who was a dog that wears a yellow onesie and is being pushed around in a stroller like a child.

A stone formed in the pit of my stomach, weighing me down. "I won't provoke him, Todd. I know the risks. She is my wife, and I'm getting her back. Now get me the intel I need." I growled out, cutting the call as the traffic started to clear and I was getting closer and closer to home. I finally parked the car in the underground lot. Memories of Stephanie exiting the car, her devious smile as I claimed her lips against my favorite sports car. How she screamed for me pressed up against my Rolls-Royce. The elevator came, misting into new memories—the way she bit her full lip, those uncertain eyes when she came to my penthouse for the first time, how I always knew she would be mine.

"Oh, wow. That's a huge company. Is he one of the managers there?" I bit my lower lip. Should I tell them the truth? I didn't want to lie to them. "He's the CEO of the company." Both of them stopped eating and looked at me with wide eyes. "Gideon, your husband, is the CEO of Henry Corporation?" "Gideon's last name is Henry?" I nodded at them. "Yeah. He's a Henry. His family owns the Henry Corporation." Kelly blinked at me. I wanted to laugh at her bewildered expression. She looked like someone had just dropped a bomb at her.

“Let's just say, I know that the Blue Diamond Company has been giving you a lot of trouble lately, and it may not be unconnected with the new board members and the new CEO.” The dad slumped back in his chair, clearly surprised at her words. “As a matter of fact, you are absolutely right. But how do you know this?” “Because the new CEO is my ex-husband.” Mr. Wilson widened his eyes in shock. Yes, he has knowledge of the recent change in leadership at Blue Diamond. But his ex-son-in-law being its CEO? Something he couldn't wrap his head around. “How is this even possible? You are joking, right.”

She flashed me that smug little smile. And why wouldn't she be proud? Her boyfriend was the CEO of Busch Corp. The same man I married. She called my husband—so yeah, I couldn't call him now.