Marrying The Ceo Novels & Stories

“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

Each one angled to look more intimate than it was, captions suggesting secret meetings and corporate espionage. "Fuck. Fuck fuck fuck." I scrolled through more articles, each one worse than the last. Anonymous sources claiming I was feeding company secrets to James. Speculation about my marriage being a cover for corporate sabotage. I scrolled down to the comment section. Big mistake. Gold digger caught red handed Poor Alexander Carter. Married a snake She's obviously using him for insider information Sleeping her way to the top like a common whore This is what happens when CEOs marry employees. Nothing but a power grab

Today was June 20th. In Carrivile, this date represented love, so many couples chose to register for marriage on this day. Ashley had been worried that the Civil Affairs Bureau would get crowded today. Afraid that she couldn't register for marriage today, she had already asked a servant to take the ID cards and every other type of document that was needed to the Civil Affairs Bureau before it opened. This way, she and Henry would be able to get their marriage licenses as soon as possible. But now that she wanted to leave home, she had to go there and take her ID card back first.

I glance at Zoey and Rose, their faces, which were filled with smiles, now a canvas art of frowns and discontent. I sigh as Luke walks up to me. “I need to get to work” I respond calmly. Luke's brows knit in worry. “You were just involved in an accident; you need rest, not work,” he says, trying to persuade me. Too bad my mind's already been made up. I'm only marrying into the Hollands for the 5 billion dollar contract. When the five years are up, I'll have only me to depend on when caring for my father and myself. Slacking off work now, or being lazy, isn't an option for me.

I should have seen this coming; they, including my father, had a lot of things to use against me, and I cursed myself every day for being such a coward. "It was an accident." My voice was rough, I couldn't stop the grinding of my teeth. He scoffed. " Accidents don't happen. But don't worry, that was years ago. Have it at the back of your mind that you are at our mercy. I could send you to jail for the rest of your life; you know that, right?" My lips tightened. I closed my eyes trying to steady my breathing. He suddenly smiled." Let's not sway away from the topic, shall we? We are removing you from CEO because you have refused to meet our requirements of getting married, and lately, you've f

Dixie blinked severally with her lips parted, looking stunned for a few seconds before she shook her head as if to break out of the daze "What did you just say? Your father wants you to marry that snake, Elena and if you don't, he'll make your psychotic stepbrother the CEO?!" She hissed with bulging eyes and I nodded with a wry smile on my face "Yep, that sums it up pretty nicely" Her brows furrowed deeply "But why do you need to get married first in order to be chosen as CEO over your stepbrother?" I scoffed "That's the exact same question I asked. It's apparently what the shareholders want, in my father's words; marriage is a sign of stability and commitment which are the two attributes th

What's written in one of the paragraphs really caught my attention. "CEO Marco Matthews is with the Harris Group's daughter and heir Savannah Harris. Rumors are spreading that the two are dating and set to get married soon. If the merger happens, it means that Matthews Group will be number one in the Construction Industry. Marco will be the youngest CEO to be on top of his game. All because the Harris Group is the most influential company connected to anyone when it comes to different industries. It's a win-win situation for both".

“The shareholders have been holding secret meetings. Some people have been plotting to covet the position of the CEO and CFO, and they want to use your marital status as an excuse.” Somehow, I knew it was going to get to this. Those old greedy men had begun pushing their sons into the company's workforce, making sure they got promotions almost every time to be able to reach the top chain of the company. It made me pissed off thinking that it was my great-grandfather who set this marriage standard while the company was created, and I never understood the reasoning behind it. Why did I have to be married to become a full-time CEO? I heard the rumors that I was just a part-time CEO and my time