Eleven Months As My Ceo's Wife Novels & Stories

"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

However, after West reprimanded her a few times, she held herself back a lot more. That day, as usual, I waited for West to finish his work so we could eat together. Instead, I ran straight into Nina at the entrance of the pantry. She seemed to be in a bad mood. The moment she saw me, her eyes narrowed. She was clearly about to make fun of me. However, before she could say anything, hushed whispers drifted out from inside the pantry. “The number of times the CEO and his wife appear together is insane. And he dotes on her so much. They are seriously perfect as a couple.”

Emily knew that, after all she had been part of the family for more than three years. He picked up the telephone and dialled his vice president's number, “Have someone clear out Ms. Stephen's entire space. Throw out everything or better still, burn them. I don't want to see anything about her. And after that, I'll need a new secretary, preferably one who would take her job seriously. Have I made myself clear?” He screamed at his aide, Joseph. “But, sir… “ “Don't you dare, don't you dare try to defend her. When she comes back from wherever she is, she can speak for herself. “

They chatted about company drama and interesting news happening within the company. "I heard the new CEO's wife is working for our company. Does anyone know who she is?" Primrose was happily munching on a piece of croissant when she heard June's question. She suddenly choked a bit and cleared her throat. Nancy, beside her, tried to hide her amusement and showed concern by handing Primrose a glass of water. Her gaze, however, carried a hint of mischief. The new CEO's wife, of course, was Primrose herself. Wasn't she the one sitting here with them?

Another board member, a man in his 40s Elena barely knew, said, “I’ll second.” Mr. Hales said, “Then we discuss.” --- *Wednesday | 8:09am | Mrs. Delgado Pushes Back* Mrs. Delgado leaned forward and her voice was sharp in a way that made the AC sound louder. Mrs. 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?”

“That’ll be later. I called to ask if you’d told him about it.” “Yes, I did. That husband of mine’s crazy.” “He’s the reason behind your laughter?” “Dad’s now my nanny and caretaker.” “What?” “I’m damn serious.” “I don’t believe you—how’s that possible?” “With that crazy husband of mine, it is.” “Two.” “Two? Meaning?” “It’s the second time you’ve called him husband.” “Stop that, that’s childish.” “I could feel your cheeks turn red.” “Whatever,” I said, looking at myself in a mirror. She was right—my cheeks were red. “I’m the CEO of the Wright company.”

A steady, subtle snore echoed through the air with each exhale. Carina Scodelario is now his wife. Eric took his glass of champagne and silently enjoyed the success. He now fully owns the Dreamscape company. He was trying to grab this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and he didn't need anyone's permission anymore. Today has passed without a single incident.

Her anger didn't only come from being insulted and humiliated before everyone at the restaurant whose eyes were on both of them, but from the fact that Janet was causing a fuss in her working space because of their unresolved long-term dispute. She had seen the sinister grimace on her face when she had walked into the place with her friends earlier today and had seen her attending to other customers. On-demand, Eleanor had been asked to serve them, and she had been diligent with it because she didn't want this girl to start a charade here, but now she knew she had been wrong all along. This girl had planned to start a dilemma here from the start, with her being the center of attention. ~~~~~

The kind of woman who could make a room fade away without even trying. I had to know more. A little digging told me what I didn't want to hear—she was married. Not to someone in her league, though. No. Her husband was one of my employees, running a small, struggling branch of my company in the city. It didn't make sense. She was brilliance and light, and he...

No matter what I did, how many times I did it, or how hard I tried, I always ended up getting to the bad side of Hayle; lately, she had been seeing me as nothing but a monster, and maybe the shots I had been calling made me no different from what she thought of me as. My mind drifted back to the very day Juliet mate had confronted me. It was early in the day, and right on this spot, he escorted me out for air. As I had no worries at the moment, things had been going well, just as the affairs of the family, but I had gotten a letter from ceo Wilson, who was to come for his bride in the span of seven months.