My Ceo Ex Husband Regret Novels & Stories

“I don’t understand what you are trying to ask Mother and you should know that Gwen is my ex-wife, not my wife.” She scoffed, “You and I both know that is a lie. Gwen is your ex-wife true but do you see her as that, tell me Henry does an ex-husband look at his ex-wife the way you do?” She asked. “What are you getting at mother?” I said through gritted teeth. “I have a plan Henry and this would help us. It will make your company bigger than any other company in this country. You will have everything you need as long as you hear my words.” She began.

Maybe if she had taken over as CEO instead of giving the position to my dad, it would still be standing. “Nothing is impossible, dear ex-wife,” he begins and I just know I’m not going to like what he’s about to say next. “You see, part of marrying you was that I got the company in case something happened to your brother. If it weren’t for the fact Andrew was too focused on his illness, he would have realized that Unity Ventures could be revived.” A chill goes down my back as what he says registers. Andrew was diagnosed with cancer when I was eighteen. He died three years after battling with it. Three years after I got married. Gabriel didn’t waste time. He divorced me before I even put my lo

His secretary studied the face of everyone as they exchanged glances. In the privacy of his office, away from the prying eyes of his employees and board members, Alexander allowed himself a moment of openness. The appearance of a CEO in an executive meeting crumbled, revealing a man grappling with the intricate interplay of love, regret, and the uncertain territories of marital discord. The urgent calls from the boardroom continued after twenty minutes elapsed, a relentless reminder of the professional responsibilities that awaited his return. However, in that moment, Alexander confronted the undeniable truth that he was a husband before he was a corporate leader, and the fractures in his pe

He laughed. George was easygoing and funny. It was easy to hang out with him. If I had to choose between my ex-husband who humiliated me and made me a laughing stock of the public and my boss who was always there for me and put my feelings first, it was obviously going to be the latter. “No, I’m not interested in him. He’s just a client.” “That’s good to hear.” George felt relieved but I felt bad that he didn’t know exactly what went on between me and Jack and I didn’t have the heart to tell him. He would find out sooner or later.

He glances back at me, his eyes softening for a moment, before turning back to the crowd. “As of this moment,” he declares, “I have taken back my position as CEO of CypherEdge Dynamics.” The room erupts again, louder this time. Flashes, questions shouted over one another. I want to breathe, but I’m too busy clenching my teeth. “But I didn’t do this alone.” He turns to me, his gaze steady, and for a second, the world narrows to just the two of us. “I couldn’t have done this without my wife, Desiree Hart.”

He appeared more like a ghost. Caleb adjusted his suit, took in a deep breath and sat. The rest followed after him. “I want to extend my sincere gratitude to you all, for your persistence, compassion, and your ability to keep the company running in my absence.” He cleared his throat and cast a glance in Xavier's direction. “However, due to certain circumstances concerning my wife's… disppearance that are beyond my control at the moment, I will not be able to effectively carry on my duties as the CEO of this great establishment.”

He had even confessed to me earlier that he fantasized about her. “Celine, the CEO of CLN? The Celine Winston who is the most influencial woman in FTM media from the ground up? That's your ex-wife?” He muttered, his voice laced with disbelief. I nodded, feeling a sense of shame wash over me. I had left this extraordinary woman, this woman who had built a career and a life that most people could only dream of, for someone else. Someone who, in hindsight, hadn't been worthy of the sacrifice I had made.

“I will but first, I have to make a public announcement that I am stepping down as the CEO of Burke Enterprise. I can’t let myself be associated with something like that.” Caroline let out a frustrated sigh. “It’s a good thing he stopped working with them about three years ago, right?” Caroline asked, searching for something that would comfort her. “Yeah.” I nodded. “But it still doesn’t change the fact that he was involved in something like that,” I added, feeling the weight of the betrayal. My father knew how much work I put into making the company successful. But he still went ahead to participate in something as awful as that. He knew how bad it was going to be if anybody ever found out

The kind of woman who could make a room fade away without even trying. I had to know more. A little digging told me what I didn't want to hear—she was married. Not to someone in her league, though. No. Her husband was one of my employees, running a small, struggling branch of my company in the city. It didn't make sense. She was brilliance and light, and he...

James posted a video saying he wanted to find his wife, who had run away. "I don't blame you for secretly taking all the money. I don't blame you for taking our daughter, and I don't blame you for neglecting our son. As long as you come back, we can still be a happy family." James' serious demeanor in front of the camera was surprisingly heartbreaking. Not to mention, he was even more eye-catching because he was the CEO of a company about to go public.