Novel & Cerita Contract Marriage With My Ceo Boss

My heart pounded in my chest, each beat echoing like a drum, as I anticipated what he was going to say next. “I want to be the co-CEO of your company for the next two years of our contract marriage until the contract is over. As soon as we break the contract, my position as co-CEO will be stripped off,” I explained further, looking Joshua straight in the face. I could see the tension in his jaw, the disbelief in his eyes. He remained silent, watching my face as though he was trying to read something from my expression, as if searching for a hidden agenda. “You must be out of your mind to think that I will make you a co-CEO of my family’s empire,” Joshua finally slammed at me, a smirk of disg

"I knew that he was not planning to sleep with other people while we were married simply because he didn't have the time to, but in my head, he wanted to be faithful to me and to our marriage even though it was fake, and that alone was enough to make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. "But just in case you have to date during that period..." he continued, "...it has to be under strict secrecy, nobody can find out about it, and you are also not allowed to disclose the details of tgis contract with your partner, or with anyone for that matter. Do you understand?" "Yup." I replied, letting the p pop a little. This bossy and busines-like side of him was rather attractive and i wanted it to conti

Utmost pride filled me knowing over 60% of these buildings are owned by Caruso holdings, or, rather me. Who would’ve thought marrying someone could stir up so much trouble? It’s not like we’re going to have kids or produce an heir or something. I doubt if we would even be doing the act. One of the terms in the contract stated we wouldn’t have to satisfy each other sexually as is expected of a married couple. But, I certainly wouldn’t mind… No, what am I thinking? I shake my head and reach for my glass, I pour some whiskey in it and down it all at once.

We were at the condo, and Maximus and I found him there when we arrived. "Okay, you can leave us now," my pervert boss said. "Okay, sir," was his reply before leaving. "Read them," Maximus ordered as he leaned back on the couch, looking like he wasn't blind and tripled. I opened the envelope, took the documents, and started reading. "Why is marriage necessary?" I exclaimed. I didn't miss it because it was written there that we had to get married.

He stood and walked around the desk slowly. “This marriage will be real on paper, but in practice, we'll keep our distance. No media circus, no fairy tale. You'll show up where I need you, smile when I asked, and in exchange, I'll clear your father name and stabilize what's left of Hargrove textiles.” Iris's jaw clenched “that's it?” “I expected you to make it harder.” “Then you're smarter than I thought,” he replied with a smirk. “My legal team will bring the contract document along once it's ready and the marriage will take place in the next ninety six hour. You'll move in immediately after the wedding.”

Liora I left the dining table the moment I finished eating and headed straight upstairs. No point lingering. Thankfully, he didn’t bring up the whole “come work for me as my personal secretary” nonsense again. I swear, Tristan could be hilarious in the most unexpected ways, because what on earth made him think I’d actually want to work for him? This was a contract marriage. One year. Play the wife. Keep up the appearances. And nowhere, absolutely nowhere, in that contract did it say I had to be his employee too.

he cut in, “I know what I want, and I always do whatever it takes to get it, don’t misunderstand this offer for anything, I won't and will never have feelings for you. Let me make it clear and real brief the reason behind this offer, so you know. My family is on my neck to get married before assuming the position of the CEO. i have to get a wife in a few weeks time and i don’t have a girlfriend or a fiancée, neither do i have anyone that can play the role for me in mind except you.” "I don't have the time to go after those girls from more reputable families because they are all scheming. I don’t have time for charities, and I am not a philanthropist either, so you shouldn’t mistake the offer

and I was expecting that to happen so I just smile I noticed he was surprised with my reactions so I told him I want it that way!... "How about a contract marriage?" I suggest he reluctantly agreed and I list down my conditions this relationship between us would end up by me I will get to decide how long we would have to pretend for this fake marriage... I insisted not to register this but he said we should because his father was scrutinize about every little details and we would instantly got caught if we made a simple mistake so I agreed. He said he just wants me to behave and never be seen with other guy as it would ruined our marriage that was a talk of the town!... I clearly get his mea

Any violent outbursts could make him reconsider her employment, especially as she could sense she was already not in his good books. "That'll be all Ms..." Harper's authoritative voice broke the tension, instructing Brenda to leave his office As challenging as it was, she suppressed her anger, shooting Ava a scornful look just before walking out "What the hell was that Harper, you're bringing tramps to your office now? We're supposed to get married. I'm sure, I don't need to remind you what happens to this company if anything jeopardizes our marriage?" Ava warned Harper remained silent. He stood up slowly and walked to his enormous glass window, deep in thought. After a moment of reflection,

I retorted and disconnected the call before he could say another word. I groaned in frustration as I dropped my phone beside me. Ever since I became the CEO of Hemsworth's groups, Grandpa had been adamant about my getting married. Even the stakeholders of the company initially pushed for it, believing the company would thrive with a supportive family structure. However, I defied their expectations and led the company to become the top global enterprise. While the stakeholders eventually stopped pressing me on marriage, Grandpa persisted. He continued to pressure me to establish my own family. Taking the helm as CEO at the age of eighteen, a responsibility thrust upon me due to my father's br