Married My Boss Novels & Stories

This was the woman who had made my life a living hell, the woman whose lies had helped destroy my marriage and whose actions had pushed me into a situation that eventually cost me my baby. Whether she had intended for things to go that far or not, I could never look at her without remembering everything I had lost. I couldn't stand there and give her another opportunity to get into my head. The moment I spotted Julian approaching, I turned and walked straight toward him, slipping my arm through his before he could even ask what I was doing. "Let's go, Julian. The owner must have been waiting for us already." I gave his arm a gentle tug, putting on a light, almost playful tone that didn't mat

he replied, before reminding me to fasten my seat belt. "Alright, sir," I agreed, sealing my lips. I took my phone to distract my brain as I was already sweating in the car. Despite the air conditioning, I was already aroused, sitting in the same car as my boss and breathing the same air that he breathed. I did not look at him; instead, I texted Mary, "I am getting married to my boss today." "What?" Mary gasped, replying to my chat immediately. "Are you serious, Fiona? You are marrying Rowan Carson. He is way out of your league, and he has a fiancée," Mary said, doubting if I was telling her the truth.

“You'll help me research beautiful destinations. Bring magazines for my wife to choose from, and handle all the arrangements.” Leo glanced at his boss through the rearview mirror. Although he felt indignant, he couldn't help noticing that slight smile on his boss's face when mentioning the honeymoon—like he genuinely looked forward to it. For the past few days since getting married, he'd seen his boss become incredibly more relaxed, no longer staying late at the company like before, always looking forward to going home. No one had known he was married until the drama started circulating online. It had been quite shocking to everyone and became the major gossip in the company. But only him ha

"Look, Mr. Zhang is... particular about these things. He likes to know the families of his workers. It's probably nothing." "Derek." I grabbed his arm as he tried to walk past me. "How much do you owe him?" "Owe him?" Derek laughed, but it sounded forced. "I don't owe him anything. He's my boss, not my bookie." "Then why were you gambling at his casino?" "It wasn't gambling. It was networking. Big difference." I wanted to scream. Three years of marriage and Derek still thought I was stupid enough to believe his lies. But screaming wouldn't get me answers. It would just make him shut down more.

"I’ll call your driver to take you home." "No! I'm not drunk!" she screamed while striking him on the chest. "I’m not leaving until you tell me the wedding is back on!" "Georgia, there is no us to fix. We were never in a real relationship," Apollo said while his jaw was tightening. "I told you that I love someone else. She’s the one I want to marry." "Who?! That secretary?!" Georgia spat the word like it was poison. "Apollo, wake up! She’s a nobody! She isn't on your level!"

She was almost crazed by the pleasure and she finds herself wanting more and more of him. Wayne didn’t hear a word of complaint from her and was always glad whenever she utters his name with her every orgasm. She’d made scratches on his skin and left a few love bites, tempting him to leave some on her as well. One was visible on his neck and he wore it proudly, unbothered by the glances he received at work the next day. Not even Jarred, who openly teased him about it in front of other managers during a meeting. It was only then people became aware that their boss is married. Their marriage has been exclusive to family, a few relatives and very close friends. Afterwards, they hadn’t exactly b

"When I had trouble with my job back then, you stood beside me till this moment. We are family, Mara. You're not supposed to thank me." Mary didn't know what to say. She just stared at her toes inwardly happy that her boss was not showing any signs of jealousy or anger over Leo and neither had she asked her anything about him. Mara couldn't help but wonder if they would ever talk about him. If they would, when? She really wished she could see into the future!

“But let’s talk about you… How did you meet Will? What’s he like?” I take a moment to gather my thoughts, trying to frame my answers carefully, avoiding the truth about the nature of my marriage. “Will is… he’s amazing. We met through work… He is my boss, I know… cliche. He’s really supportive, and I think he genuinely cares about me.” Mia raises an eyebrow, a skeptical smile playing on her lips. “Cares about you? You are married, she he not love you? You know how I feel about office romances, but if he is Mr right….”

"I can’t. I have work, remember? My boss is paying me." "You’re my wife. Everything I own is also yours. Meaning, the company you work for is yours too." "Good point. That’s even more reason I shouldn’t go because I don’t want the company to go bankrupt," I said, laughing. "Resign already. So we can find someone to replace you." I was shocked by what he said. I didn’t want to leave! I loved my job! "But I don’t want to resign." "I'll tell everyone tomorrow that you're my wife. Of course, it wouldn’t look good if the boss’s wife was also an employee, right?"

She had practiced the last night and although she felt the nervousness build in her stomach, Jane knew it shouldn’t hinder her. Finally, she reached the twentieth floor which had her office department in it and went straight into her cubicle, not bothering to address anyone. She plopped down in the chair and let out an audible sigh. “You know,” Jess called out from behind Jane making her turn towards her friend, “When you said you were married to the boss, I had thought it was another sick joke of yours. But really? Jane? I thought we were friends.” Jess finished with a hurtful expression.