Contract Marriage With My Ceo Boss Novels & Stories

Turning to the man in suit, I asked, “I would like to see the manager if it isn't a problem.” “Oh not at all, I'll walk you there if you don't mind.” “Thanks Ross Williams,” I read the name on his ID. “Sharp eyes,” He commented. “... So what if she's the CEO's legal wife,” The rest of Loveth's monologue filtered to my ears. “Rumours have it that he didn't want the marriage and he's going to get rid of her as soon as possible.”

Chapter 3 "Do you mean what you're saying? I'll have to get married before I get the contract huh?" Reid referred to the young man standing before him. He sat up from his chair, scratching his head in confusion. Losing such a contract isn't what he desires, but the condition associated with it is difficult. "You have just seven days to submit your marriage certificate, or your company will lose the contract." The young man added. "And don't forget that you'll step down from being the CEO if you don't get married." His brother, Felix, chipped in.

We were still even standing a few feet apart from each other, like strangers in one room. “I am, Mark,” I said; deep down, I clamored for this. “Of course, I am happy, honey,” I added and walked over to Mark and hugged him deeply. After the hug, we looked at each other. “I need you to listen carefully to all I am going to say right now,” Mark started, and I nodded in agreement. “Somehow, in a way I haven’t exactly found out yet, the company rule is that the CEO must always be married,” Mark continued.

He dropped the tea pack on the island, taking my hand in his and tugging me lightly until we got to the chair. "Doris and I were brought together under a contract that I do not remember signing but yeah. Under that contract, one of the terms for repudiation stated that it can be terminated on basis of gross misconduct." He explained slowly to me like I was a child. They were contractually married? "The reason for that union was to merge the companies together to form a greater union. If only I knew it was for selfish gains. What am I even saying, I'm just finding out about so many shits" He scorned.

Emily said. The boss laughed. "Do you think that matters to me? I have more power than you could ever imagine." Suddenly, the boss's demeanor changed. He stood up and walked over to Emily, getting uncomfortably close. "I know about your little marriage contract," he said, a cruel smile spreading across his face. "And I know that you're not really in love. But maybe I can change that." Emily and Ethan knew that they were in trouble. They tried to back away, but the boss's men were blocking the door.

“Marry me.” Two words, one sentence. Straight to the point, without beating around the bush. One thing Vlora Anderson, a smart woman who worked as executive secretary to the CEO of Greatech, appreciated was getting to the point without unnecessary complications. She despised all things that were full of pretense. She preferred to get straight to the point without the fuss that could give anyone a headache. But this? “Marry me?” Oh, dear. Vlora could only freeze for a moment, staring at him. She wondered briefly if the man before her was sane.

“What deal?” “We'll tie the knot for the sake of our fathers, but after marriage, we'll have no claims on each other. Our lives will be ours to live as we please. Let's commit to a three-month marriage contract, and once that's done, we part ways. This way, we can put an end to our fathers' relentless push for us to marry.” She proposes, raising my anger. “Shut up. Marriage might be a joke to you, Miss Grace, but not to me. Find someone else to sign this deal with." Her expression turns to a frown as I reject her offer.

“Celebrity? No, please. I'm just a PR employee.” Marcos shrugged. “Look, I’m not trying to overstep, but are you happy? I'm sure marriage to an incredible man like Liam Anderson isn't easy. You must have it hard sometimes with all the attention and especially at work. Why did both of you even decide to reveal your marriage when you've been married for a quite while.” He glanced at her.

Edward replied. “And don't forget, he's married, so it'll be easier for him to get the contract if it's taken to him,” he added. I sighed deeply again. Edward was right. Damon Masters, my greatest opponent in the business world, was a married man with lots of successful businesses and almost on the same level as I am. I can't afford to let this huge contract go to him, but I didn't want to get married. “Why must the condition be that I get married??” I lamented to Edward.

Women usually fell at his feet, in fact, he had fired several of his personal assistants for trying to seduce him but Cass was always focused on her work and acted professionally even when he occasionally tried to flirt with her. "I need a no strings attached marriage for three years after which you will be duly compensated," Marcus said He could see her starting to object and most likely about to call him all the unprintable names she could possibly think of “Before you speak, These are the terms of the contract” Marcus handed a document to her TERMS OF CONTRACT These are the terms of the contract marriage between Mr. Marcus Wells of Wells Holdings and Miss Cass Thorton We, Mr. Marcus Wells