Marrying The Ceo Novels & Stories

Emily asked in disbelief, "You said that man is Zenith Ventures' CEO Ronan?" Cordelia Locke nodded. "It's him!" "But he's already married, and there have been many gossip rumors before!" Lily said. Cordelia Locke lowered her head somewhat sadly. "Yes, he's married, and his wife is beautiful." Emily patted Cordelia Locke's shoulder and encouraged her, "Cordelia, you don't have to worry! You and Ronan are true love; that woman doesn't count for anything!" "Yeah, with us helping you, we'll make that woman scream and make you the wife of Zenith Ventures' CEO. But, don't forget us when that happens!"

“Damn!! “ She mumbled and sat up, facing me with her hands resting on my stomach. “ Yeah. And Raphael came to save her but I beat him so much that he had to be admitted to the hospital. I was arrested for that. This was the reason that Dad decided to marry me off. “ I looked at her and her eyebrows shot up. “ What??” A confused smile appeared on her lips. “ Yeah. All of it affected our reputation so much that board members voted against me being the next CEO because they thought my anger could be the reason for our downfall. Then Dad thought it would be good to get me a partner who'll fix me.”

And now, here she was, trapped in a marriage that was slowly strangling the life out of her, robbing her of her dignity and self-worth. Meanwhile, As Tony strode into the company, his presence elicited a ripple of whispered murmurs among the staff. "Look at him," a lady whispered. "So handsome." "He's going to be our new CEO," another remarked. "I wish he was mine." "He's married, apparently," a lady added. "His wife is so lucky." The murmurs trailed off as Tony entered his office, a smug grin spreading across his face as he sank into the plush leather chair behind his new desk.

I said to her. “I mean I was married to him but nobody is talking about the aftermath of the marriage. So please, I need a minute to myself,” I said and she nodded. “One hour,” she said, walking away, “one hour and I'm coming in here myself,” she closed the door behind her and I held the tablet in my hands. I tapped on a video, “the famous new female CEO who claimed she didn't have a relationship with Jacob Crane is married to him. A marriage certificate between the rivalry CEO surfaces today. We are still hoping for comments from both parties,” I stopped the video.

As long as Susan will be kicked out of the company, then it will work on his favor. “Mr. finance manager, you have separated from your wife. Did you see us pointing that out to you? several of us here are going through similar marital issues but did it affect our work at the company? Our new CEO is only but a human being and her personal life must not be used against her.” “Instead of us wishing her a quick recovery and sending her flowers, we are here listening to these fools. Comrades, let us go back to work. we have to help our new CEO manage this company well.”

Then her smile widened, just slightly, and her next words dropped into the silence like a stone in still water. “I am aware of the nuptial binding that was supposed to happen between our late chairman and the CEO.” Her voice softened, almost reverent. “In respect and in memory of Celine Hayes… I will be getting married to the CEO.” The silence that followed was deafening. Gasps echoed across the room. Someone whispered Darren’s name. Darren himself stood frozen, the glass still in his hand, his knuckles white around the stem. Claire’s eyes widened in disbelief, while Ingrid’s lips curved just lightly, almost a smile, almost not.

“So, what’s the plan here?” “Plan?” I echo, confusion knitting my brows as I take a sip. “You just fucking married your boss. You do realize that, right?” she states flatly. “Yeah, Eve. He’s the one who just bought Jade Jewelries,” Genny adds, her tone composed as both of them close in on me. “And,” Grace sighs dramatically, “he’s technically my supervisor and also my team leader.” She shakes her head. “Of all the people, you had to pick him.”

“Let's just say, I know that the Blue Diamond Company has been giving you a lot of trouble lately, and it may not be unconnected with the new board members and the new CEO.” The dad slumped back in his chair, clearly surprised at her words. “As a matter of fact, you are absolutely right. But how do you know this?” “Because the new CEO is my ex-husband.” Mr. Wilson widened his eyes in shock. Yes, he has knowledge of the recent change in leadership at Blue Diamond. But his ex-son-in-law being its CEO? Something he couldn't wrap his head around. “How is this even possible? You are joking, right.”

“I don’t want to get married.” Saying it out loud felt dangerous, like stepping onto thin ice. “Running a company is already complicated enough,” I continued, frustration bleeding through. “Marriage doesn’t make someone a better CEO. It doesn’t give you vision. It doesn’t make better designs or better decisions.” I shook my head, my pulse pounding. “This is business,” I added. “Not a fairytale.” She studied me for a long moment, then sighed, as if I were the unreasonable one.