Marrying A Ceo Novels & Stories

“He told you about it, and you turned him down. Why, Celine? Why would you turn away our destiny help? Do you realize who he is?” My hands clenched into fists, but I fought to keep my voice steady. “You’re kidding, right?” My words came out shaky. “You actually expect me to marry him?” “Of course, I’m serious! You should have said yes! He’s the CEO of Dickson Limited—a multi-million dollar company. Do you know how rare an opportunity this is?” I felt the room closing in around me, my breath hitching in disbelief. “You mean... you want me to be with a man old enough to be my father? His son could be older than me!” I could feel the bile rise in my throat as I struggled to keep from shouting.

"But you won't be able to work in my department anymore if you marry him! You're the wife of a CEO, all the staff will be awkward, and they won't be able to work professionally if you're his partner!" "What?" "I don't have a problem if you still work in my department after you get married! But, are you sure the human resources staff won't transfer you? They could just fire you, Ilona!" Jason explained. "No! None of that can happen!" "But all of that is very possible if you decide to marry Eldrian!" Ilona was silent, she walked unsteadily out of Jason's room. She forgot that Eldrian was the CEO of the company where she worked. That means when she marries a super rich man everything will no lo

It was from the company’s original rule book. I read it. My blood ran cold. It said: ‘Article 12: The sitting Chief Executive Officer must be a married individual upholding the family values upon which this company was built.’ I stared at the words not able to believe it. “What is this?” I whispered. “It is a rule Alyssa,” Martin said, his voice full of fake sadness. “A rule your own father put in place and he believed that a CEO who is married is more responsible more settled. It shows stability to our investors.”

"Second, strong business. You got that covered. Buying Jade Jewelry? Smart move. Plus, with your background, you’re already a key player." I could sense the "but" coming. "And finally… you gotta be married." I froze. "Married?" Abdalla leaned forward. "You ain’t gonna like it, but it’s true. You’re known as the eternal bachelor. You got two scandals tied to your name. That ain’t the image they wanna see. They value commitment. Marriage. You lack that." I sighed. “Actually,” I walk toward the table, fingers lightly tracing the rim of the champagne glass. “I’m seeing someone.”

She couldn't even bring up her face to look at him. They stayed in the same position, not too long after, they drifted off to sleep. ************"*"************ " How could she be made the head chef, just because she is the CEO 's wife? " Juliet frowned as kept washing her hands in ladies's room. " Heard she didn't even complete college and was expelled, we have been working our asses off. But she just shows up and becomes the head chef, life is really unfair " Katherine groaned as she gently applied her lipstick.

“I don’t want to hear any complaints from you. I know how much you can’t keep that thing between your legs in one place, just like your father, but this marriage is important to us, to the company.” She paused and picked up her glass of wine, twirling it around. “This marriage is why we need to merge both companies together. If we do that, out stock will rise, meaning more returns for us.” She said as she smiled, enjoying the thought of it. “You will marry Mr Reed’s daughter, and that’s final.”

He is also very domineering, just meeting people for the first time, and already wants to marry people. “I admit you are very pretty but… You are not attractive to me but right now your worth is very great so let's get married, My personality is very fair in cooperation. If you rely on my status, you will also live very well?” He gave in and graced her to use his position to go outside. She stared at him in bewilderment, she didn't want to rely on his status but she didn't want to marry him either. “You're wrong… I don't want to rely on your status.”

"I told you my deal, Miss Hargreeves. Pay the money your father owed me or marry me." I wiped a single droplet of tear that escaped my eye and looked at him. "I can't." "Marry you?" I muttered, totally bewildered by the words that I'd heard from him. "You see, Miss Hargreeves. I'm the current CEO of Henry Corporation. I needed a wife to cement my position here in the company. The board of directors wanted to be led by a family man." "But... why me?" Yes. He needed to get married, but why did he choose me to be his wife?

she continues, leaning in like she’s sharing state secrets instead of information that’s probably already been leaked to whatever passes for financial media these days, “rumor has it this next one’s different. Family arrangement. Big merger implications. The kind of marriage that gets announced in the Times business section instead of the style pages.” The Times business section. Where my personal hell will be documented for public consumption and shareholder analysis. Where everyone will read about Isabella Martinez marrying Tyson Coleman and think what a perfect match of corporate royalty instead of what a fucking disaster this represents for everyone involved. Especially me. “Smart move,

“I wish I’m the one engaged to the CEO .” “Me too.” “How can you guys dream of marrying the. CEO , do you come from a wealthy background?” “That’s true, who are we to dream of marrying the CEO.” “Seriously I don’t understand the style of the rich, the rich always end up with the rich, who are we a small employer to dream of becoming the CEO’s wife.” “I heard is an arranged marriage, I don’t think the CEO loves Ms Willam.” “ I think so too, I haven’t seen her with the CEO before “….