Mistaken Match Marrying The Enigmatic Ceo Novels & Stories

I can’t let him destroy everything I’ve planned just by asking me to marry him so he can help me. I let out a sigh and pull out my phone as Cade starts his engine. I want to call Derek and apologize. I’ll ask to see him so we can iron things out. At this point, all I need is to be his wife on paper. After all, the devil you know is better than the angel you don’t. But as soon as my phone lights up, the first thing I see is a published article. Lancaster Group announces their acting CEO… My eyes widen when I see my father’s name. I can’t remember ever being in a meeting where that decision was made. My heart starts to beat wildly, and then another notification comes in. An email from the boar

“And now onto the world of business, but what is business without a little entertainment?” And just like that — my world caught fire… BREAKING NEWS: BILLIONAIRE CEO ADRIAN VOSS IN SCANDAL – MISTRESS CLAIMS PREGNANCY. Sources Reveal Secret Marriage Years Prior. Identity of Wife Unknown. What the hell? I stared, half-awake, half in disbelief at the words displayed on the screen in red. I felt my temperature drop as the room began to close in on me. “Turn that off.” “Sir—”

"But how did the baker come by this? We had two files ready. One for the business partnership and one for the marriage arrangement with Valerie. They weren’t even supposed to be in the same room.” I gave myself the ghost of a smile. "Summer brought both sets down to the source and when I summoned her to view the Bernard caper. She accidentally took both and left them all on the table.” Javier stared at me. “And so this girl accidentally signed a binding marriage contract that was intended for a completely different woman. "Accidentally." I spoke the word again, savoring it. "Yes. Let's call it that."

​"To the transmitter. If I can't unlock the core, I can at least broadcast the lockout. If everyone loses, no one wins." ​I followed her. ​My mind was a grid of collapsing options. Leo Vane. The second child. The secret Eleanor had kept even from the trust. It changed the math. It turned the merger into a fraudulent transaction. ​I was a CEO who had just married a ghost. ​The stairs were a concrete throat. ​We climbed in silence. Every step was a jar to my spine. I watched Isabella’s back. She moved with a strange, frantic grace. She didn't look back. She didn't ask if I was okay.

My face turns serious as I ask “Can you tell me who Charlotte is?” Zoey's face twists with shock before dissolving into despair. Her folded arms loosen and she glances at Kendrick. Her voice is uneasy as she says “If I tell you, you'll keep my secret, right?” I shrug “We'll see,” Sighing, she begins “Charlotte was brother Kendrick's fiancee” I nod, no surprise in that. “She's the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, CEOs of Lumina Luxe establishment, and she's the reason why brother Kendrick is ill,” I notice the hesitation in Zoey's eyes, but I can't stop here; I have to know.

The email had dropped this morning and I saw it while I was going through mine while brushing my teeth. 'From the desk of the CEO, It is with great pleasure that we announce the marriage between our capable CEO of Kincaid technologies and our very own Melody Jansen now Melody Jansen-Kincaid. Have a good day.' I had almost choked on my toothpaste and immediately went to demand an explanation from Alex but he wasn't being helpful at all.

He stood there frozen, his carefully built confidence collapsing into pure panic as he realized he had been cornered. Without looking at him again, I reached for the microphone from the speaker's hand. “Hello, everyone.” “My name is Mireya Quinn.” “My marriage was widely believed to be valid.” I paused briefly. “But the truth is... my marriage was never legally registered.” A wave of murmurs swept across the hall. “Under that false belief, I allowed the entire company to bow to a complete stranger.” I lifted my head proudly. “As the company's biggest shareholder, I hereby remove Corvin Blackwood from his position as CEO.”

Camila's POV The next morning begins with my phone exploding. Messages, calls, notifications. By the time I open my eyes, the screen is lighting up every few seconds. Something is very wrong. My stomach tightens as I sit up in the uncomfortable waiting room chair and unlock my phone. The first article appears immediately. *Billionaire CEO's Sudden Marriage Raises Questions.* The second one is worse. *Did Alejandro Vega Marry the Woman Who Sued His Company?* The third makes my chest hurt.

, a second article dropped. This one is uglier. Questions Surround CEO’s Wife and Suspicious Overseas Transfers Elara read it without expression. Then passed the phone to Alessandro. He read the final paragraph. And went still. “They’re linking it to Verona,” he said quietly. Her pulse spiked. “How?” “Insinuation.” She swallowed. “They’re saying I benefited from prior shell accounts.” “Yes.” “That’s absurd.” “It’s effective.” The room felt smaller. He stepped closer. “This is no longer about governance.”

“It’s an engagement party. Smile. The cameras are watching, and those cameras represent three percent of our projected stock growth.” “Is that all she is to you? A percentage?” I turned to look at my sister, Bianca. She was standing across the room, wearing a long white gown, laughing at something a senator was saying. Her smile didn't reach her eyes. It never did anymore. “She is a Moretti,” my father snapped. “She knows her duty. Unlike you, who seems to think this family is a buffet where you can pick and choose what you like.” “I’m doing everything you asked,” I whispered, my chest tightening. “I’ve handled the merger tech. I’m playing the part.”