I Married A Beautiful Boss After The Breakup Novels & Stories

He was married… to Isabella, my best friend, no less. I thought I was doomed. Completely, utterly doomed. Eric Graves appeared, like a flicker of hope cutting through the darkness in my life. I had thought how could I possibly be good enough for him? He was the most powerful mafia leader in New York City, and I was just a woman with a record, nothing but shattered pieces to offer. But Eric told me to never worry about being good enough, that he loved me for who I was. Now, standing here, I realized that I had married the very monster who had made my life a living hell.

"Your ex-husband used to talk about you." Her stomach twisted. Of all the people she could have run into, why did it have to be his boss? She straightened, instinctively pulling back. "I don’t know what he told you, but—" "That you were his greatest supporter," the man interrupted. "That he wouldn’t have made it without you." Her breath hitched. For a second, something like sympathy flickered in his expression. "You look terrible," he said bluntly. She let out a humorless laugh. "Yeah, well. Divorce does that to people."

But here she was, the obedient wife saying she didn't care what her husband thought. “So tell me, why should I hire you?” I leaned onto the table. “Uhm I've worked in marketing, I have handled PR strategies and I have good office experience” her voice was steady. “I’m afraid I don't have any marketing positions available, even if there were, I doubt I would be able to hand out the position” Her face turned, silence fell between us. Steve had always treated her like a fragile thing that needed to be kept in a cage. And yet, here she was crawling out of the wreckage of her marriage, trying to rebuild herself from the ground. It was admirable, almost.

That one year was the luckiest year of my life. It wasn't perfect. But it was good. For once, I wasn't just surviving. I was finally moving forward. Then one stupid mistake destroyed everything. I thought that was rock bottom. I was wrong. Because of that same mistake, I somehow ended up married to my former boss. Now we had to live together for ninety days before we could even begin the divorce process. You'd think that would be enough suffering for one person. Apparently not. I got drugged and probably almost raped.

She murmured before she saw the murderous aura in her boss’ eyes. ------------------------------------------------ Adira’s POV After a bloody battle, I sent my secretary to the condo unit I own and let her stay there. It will be better for her to rest from work and recollect herself. I did beat his husband, there in the emergency stairs of the company, but it is not enough. ‘That bastard should be punished more.’ I don’t know what will be Hansel’s decision in the future. But if I will have a guess then it might end up with… ‘Divorce.’

Answer your phone. I wasn't in the mood to argue with him. I was so annoyed that I threw the phone in the drawer of my table. "Sissy, are you okay?" "My boss is now my husband's ex. I'm okay. I'm really oka?" I replied sarcastically. "So you're giving up just like that? Don't lose, fight! It's just an ex, it means past tense!" "Isn't the past becomes present when came back?" I asked weakly.

She decided to dress up and go to the company to have a look. It was still working time, and everyone was busy. Everyone was surprised to see her coming. After all, her status had changed from the CEO’s secretary to his wife. Some of the women were secretly talking about her in envy. They admired her and her ability to secure a good marriage. What was the secret to change from an ordinary employee to the CEO’s wife? Sarah, of course, had heard some of those discussions and laughed. Her marriage with Charles seemed like a besieged city. Everyone yearned for a life in the besieged city, but the people who actually lived there were not as comfortable as everyone imagined. At least she was not.

As long as Susan will be kicked out of the company, then it will work on his favor. “Mr. finance manager, you have separated from your wife. Did you see us pointing that out to you? several of us here are going through similar marital issues but did it affect our work at the company? Our new CEO is only but a human being and her personal life must not be used against her.” “Instead of us wishing her a quick recovery and sending her flowers, we are here listening to these fools. Comrades, let us go back to work. we have to help our new CEO manage this company well.”

Elle's POV It took a lot for me to show up at work the next day but I couldn't skip it, it was all I had going for me and I needed the money to begin my new life as a divorcee. One thing I was grateful for was that no one knew I was married at work and naturally no one knew I was recently divorced too. Plus Richard and his new mistress worked in a different department and we almost wouldn't cross paths except there was a general meeting which rarely happened. I was seated in my cubicle buried in office work and drowning in my sorrows when I began to hear the heated chatter from my colleagues.

“Ugh, the way she used to strut around like she already owned the place—future Mrs. CEO, my ass. All the crap she pulled? She’s finally getting what she deserves. Couldn’t be happier.” “Did you guys see that gossip site? Said our boss is officially divorced.” “For real? Damn. Goes to show, all the money and looks in the world don’t mean jack if you’re a trash partner. Even he got dumped.” “Funny, weren’t you fangirling over him just a few months ago?” “Ugh, don’t remind me. I wanna throw up thinking about it. Used to admire him. Didn’t know he was out here pining for his ex while still married. Now look—lost ‘em both.”