Marrying A Trillionaire Novels & Stories

He also found three cups of coffee and Caspian’s unopened lunch still intact. “Wait, this project’s not supposed to start until next year. Who gave this to you?” Killian asked. “Who else but the man himself?” Caspian shrugged and rolled his eyes. Ah, dad’s taking this out on Caspian. More than any other business merger, marriage was the single most important decision that a Vanderbilt can make. It was the tradition that the family would only marry within the ranks to keep the wealth for generations to come. When news that Caspian and Audrey were going to be engaged, the whole Vanderbilt clan went insane. Audrey was a great match for Caspian, but they were completely in shock. These things ar

When I looked up, I saw Clark striding over. The moment he saw me in Thomas’ arms, he frowned. Thomas glared at him and Gary coldly before practically spitting out, “You abducted my wife and were going to send her to a mental asylum. Don’t you think you owe me an explanation?” Gary scoffed. “An explanation? Who do you think you are? You’re not worth my time explaining myself to you.” However, Clark’s expression had changed because he recognized the man before him. Thomas Lane was among the top 10 of Forbes Billionaires and the one in charge of Lane Corporation.

I couldn't possibly be drooling over this bigheaded bastard, focus Amy. "Bu-But I-I can't just marry you, it doesn't work like that. You've got to at least know someone for a while first to want to marry them. And asides that, it being you, I dunno if I can go into such with you." "Why? Because a lowly girl such as yourself just can't fathom the possibility of getting married to a billionaire demigod such as myself?" Mr. Billionaire asked rather proudly with a chuckle at the end and I rolled my eyes at his spiked ego.

She wondered if he was crazy. "Hi, Aunt Sarah." She heard her nephew walk up to her. "Hey, Alex." She said as she hugged her nephew. Her sick nephew hugged her and she rubbed his head affectionately. She didn't want to get married for monetary reasons, but she looked more desperate. It was gonna be for good if she married him. She could get money for Alex's heart surgery and he would benefit whatever he wanted to benefit from a contract marriage. Sarah picked up the business card and dialled the phone number in, after putting Alex to bed. She had returned from work and after feeding Alex and having dinner, she sat at the table.

I informed. " As he should, he is a billionaire and he can't have a quiet engagement and wedding. It has to be big and well celebrated, else it will be obvious that something isn't right about the relationship. Besides we really want everything to look very real else you won't be able to fool the barrister and your mother." Lucy pointed out and she's right.

I signed where indicated. And then it was done. I stood on the steps of the Ministry of Marriage in a dress I had chosen myself, holding a certificate with both our names on it, trying to locate the feeling I was supposed to have in this moment. I'm married. I am Mrs. Hills. I am married to the richest, most aggravating, most complicated man in this city, and I did it for my mother's debt and to cover up two one-night stands, and this is my life now.

Max assured. I don't doubt Max can pull off such a stunt. The Dicksons have connections in the government. They are one of the oldest and richest families in Washington; they were practically like gods in the city. “You said you've been pressured by your grandfather to get married, why?” I asked Max stared into my eyes. He responded, “To continue the Dickson’s legacy, to extend the family, to gain stability and to have grandchildren. It runs in the family,” Max paused a bit and avouched, “and it's part of Grandpa’s condition before he can give me his shares –that I must get married. I need his shares for a specific reason.”

"You don't just 'one thing led to another' your way into marrying a billionaire! I thought he was just some average rich person." "I kind of did." She groans. "Okay, so why did he marry you?" I freeze. I can't tell her the truth, and even if I could, where would I even begin? Oh, he's not just a billionaire, he's also a lycan. You know the dangerous species that we thought didn't exist? And this marriage is part of some hidden power struggle I barely understand? Yeah, that would go over well. "I don't know," I lie.

I would never forgive him for pushing me into this marriage with that infamously wealthy billionaire, running the most cruel cartels of Mexico. I, Emily Arquette, the supposed heiress of the Arquette legacy… My whole life fell apart in a heartbeat. My father’s “noble” businessman reputation turned out to be a lie; the price of our wealth was my freedom. I never imagined I would walk down the aisle, dressed in a white gown, about to marry a man I have never even met.

“I spent all of last night doing some extensive research about that man. He is who he says he is and more. “Mr DaCosta is like royalty in Chicago and beyond. He owns a chain of restaurants, food markets, and he also owns one of the biggest hedge fund companies in the country. Do you realize what it means to be married to a man of such wealth and influence? Do you? Kate, If you marry him, your child will be born into a life of privilege. Don’t you want that for your baby?” Kate didn’t know what to say. Her mother was coming at her with so much information, that she didn’t even know how to start processing all of it.