Marrying The Ceo Novels & Stories

He had yawned and stretched himself before seeing the call was from his boss at work. “Hello sir, good morning to you," he had greeted once he picked up the call. “Beautiful morning to you Jake. Why haven’t you been picking up my call? By the way, I’m sorry for calling so early but I have special good news for you. There’s a client from Los Angeles I’d like you to meet this morning by seven a.m. If you can convince them enough to invest in our company and become our partner, You will be going over there as our ambassador, but if only you want. Prepare now and I will send you the location immediately. Good luck to you Son and please make us proud," his boss had informed Jake and hung up befor

I don't know how will I digest all these truths together. "At the age of sixteen, he became the CEO of AB Corporations. I was sick and his father was so such an irresponsible person. At that time, he carries the responsibilities of his siblings. He completed his study with his work. He struggled a lot, now I want him to live his life, so I have chosen you. You are the one who can mend his heart, soothe his pain and make his life colorful again," I gulped as he acknowledged me. I don't know what to say and how to react. It was already decided that I would be his wife then why Raima was...

But Mara simply shook her head, a clear indication that she would give all her attention to her boss and nothing else. Leo looked his appreciation and he felt the girl was smart for her age. Very smart. "Okay. I'll make this brief," he said, leaning forward and speaking in a low tone. "I'm in trouble. As it stands, I have nothing, except my house. My clothes, cars, staff, everything and everyone, including my wife are gone. Even the company... I received a letter stating that I have been removed as CEO by the board, so I came here and I was forcefully prevented from getting in."

“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.”

Turning to the man in suit, I asked, “I would like to see the manager if it isn't a problem.” “Oh not at all, I'll walk you there if you don't mind.” “Thanks Ross Williams,” I read the name on his ID. “Sharp eyes,” He commented. “... So what if she's the CEO's legal wife,” The rest of Loveth's monologue filtered to my ears. “Rumours have it that he didn't want the marriage and he's going to get rid of her as soon as possible.”

“They’re apparently going to be married by the end of the week, just in time to meet the terms of his mother’s will. There’s no way this is a real marriage. I’ve never even heard him talk about this girl and all of a sudden they’re getting married?” Chad sighed. He hadn’t heard of Kelly or even that Jack was dating anyone seriously, but for him this marriage was a godsend. He had no interest in taking over as CEO. He’d told his mother as much, but she wouldn’t listen. This marriage would be just the thing to stop her plan and get her off of his back.

“It was the right thing to do. For both of us and also because I needed Marcus to know I can have access to what he owns.” "Besides, if I don't get married, I can't become the company CEO. My dad knew of my decisions not to get married before his death. And he knew how I long to take after him. So he made marriage a condition precedent in his will" he sighed. But Jane was not interested in that, Jane was interested in something else, something Caleb had said which he had never hinted on before, for she already knew about the will the things that followed. Jane’s heart ached at his response, but she appreciated his honesty. “What does Marcus own? I'm not his accessory.”

“As some of you may know, the company’s bylaws include a provision that the CEO must be in a civil union—a stable marriage, to be precise. This was instituted years ago to ensure that our leadership reflects the company’s values of stability and commitment.” Anastasia felt her heart drop. She shot a glance at Harry, whose expression remained impassive, though she noticed his knuckles whiten as he gripped the table. Matthew continued, his tone laced with mock innocence. “Given the importance of this clause, I believe it’s only fair to verify that our CEO has indeed fulfilled this requirement.” Harry leaned forward, his voice calm but firm. “I am married, as everyone here knows. My wife, Anast

Marriage had never been a part of her plans. Catherin's aspiration was to graduate, gain work experience, and possibly have a stable income before considering marriage. She had never been involved in a romantic relationship, as her parents had raised her to be cautious and avoid interactions with unfamiliar individuals. Additionally, she believed that dating would only be a distraction. Since her youth, Catherin had been preparing herself for an arranged marriage, out of respect for her parents' wishes. However, she insisted on completing her education and establishing her career before thinking about marriage.

As I walked back toward the office later that afternoon, my phone buzzed nonstop. Because apparently, the company had also received the news. Their CEO was married. No announcement. No press conference. Just a mysterious invitation from someone calling herself Mrs. Carter. The speculation inside the company spread faster than wildfire. By the time I stepped into the building, several employees were already whispering. “Did you hear?” “The CEO is married!” “Who is she?” “Someone powerful, obviously.” “No one marries Adrian Carter quietly.” I sighed quietly as I walked past them. They had no idea how right they were.