My Ceo Ex Husband Regret Novels & Stories

"There will be a museum tour tomorrow. It's an exhibit, and I know Velma had only just joined us, but I'd like for her not to miss it, especially with that sharp mind of hers." It required contemplation, but was also a perfect opportunity for Velma to mingle. "That's great! I'd love that for her." We exchanged brief goodbyes, and I headed to my car. I'd barely opened it when my phone vibrated in my coat pocket, and I fished it out. I clicked it on, and the first article that greeted me was one I never would have expected. GRANDDAUGHTER OF BUSINESS MOGUL AND NEW CEO OF JENKINS LTD'S BIZARRE LOVE SCANDAL OF SEVEN YEARS AGO.

“I’m the acting CEO of Prestige Global and the daughter of Joseph Carter who passed away a couple of months ago.” I paused as a tear slid down my cheek. I was thinking about my father’s death but it was great. The more emotional, the better. “I’m making this video about my husband Eric Stanley. For the last five years, the sham we’ve called a marriage has been nothing but lies and betrayal and now….” I sobbed, my voice cracking. “It’s starting to destroy me. Two days ago, I came home to find Eric in bed with another woman. His mistress, whom he calls his secretary.” My voice cracked again. I held my throat, the tears flowing freely now.

I asked him after pleasantries and we had both ordered coffee and pie. He handed me a file. “In there is everything I found on Mr. Rowan Zane. I'll get rid of it after our meeting today.” I nodded and read through the file. It appeared Rowan's father was dead. I sat back for a moment, contemplating that. Rowan had now replaced his father as CEO. He had doubled the company's profit by fifty percent, and was named among fifty most handsome men in Luxenburg. He was still engaged to Zara Stanton, and they were both a high profile couple.

The woman who was supposed to be dead to the Sinclair name. “I see you still remember me, Uncle,” Melba said smoothly. “I’d be offended if you didn’t.” “That woman is a liar,” Grandpa Thomas snapped, pointing at her. “She was exiled. She has no claim to this family, to this company, to anything.” Melba laughed softly. “Exiled by you, perhaps. But not by law.” The board leaned in immediately, eyes lighting up like predators sensing blood. “This is interesting,” Margret said calmly. “Ms. Melba Sinclair, you are claiming to be the rightful CEO?”

I excused myself hurriedly before he could react. My work was done. The presentation would be given by Ethan as the company’s CEO. My worst fear was about to come true. I couldn’t forget the last words of Vivienne and Stephan’s mother. Once I was inside the restroom, I splashed cold water on my face to calm down. I broke down when there’s was no one around to see my vulnerable state. I cried alone. For two years in a loveless marriage, I invested my everything. I loved Stephan with all my heart and performed all the duties of an ideal wife, but he always returned coldness and husband’s duties only as an obligation.

Miller Tech rooftop. 7:42PM. November. I sat on the ledge. 40 floors up, with my legs dangling. I wasn’t thinking about jumping. I was thinking about how quiet it was. For 14 months the noise never stopped. Lawyers. Cameras. Court dates. Board votes. Headlines. “CEO’s Husband Accused of Fraud.” Today it stopped. 30 years. 14.3 million. Judge Marisol said it. Gavel down. David was gone.

she asks, as if just thinking about it. "Simply, we co-run the company together.” I say, shrugging my shoulders as I fiddle with the hem of my skirt again. "Are you out of your mind? Two CEOs in one company, especially divorced couples? That's just a recipe for disaster.” Pat snaps, her eyes widen as she jolts up in her seat. " What do you expect me to do? Sell my shares and move away? Let him think that he broke me? Let that idiot get away with having my husband?" I ask, my voice cracking as tears wells up in my eyes but I blink them away.

"Yet within weeks of leaving that marriage you accepted a position running a billion-dollar company." "I accepted a position in my family's company," I said. "Yes." "Convenient timing," he said. "It was the timing that existed," I said. "I didn't choose when to be found." He moved on. "The actions taken against Mr. Norman's business," he said. "You participated in those decisions." "I participated in the operation of my family's business," I said. "Which involved decisions about our business relationships. That is what a CEO does." "Decisions that resulted in the collapse of your ex-husband's livelihood."

“ Thank goodness he is here. I will repeat what I said again, I can’t invest in a company that records such a huge loss in just a day. If Kace is not competent enough to handle the company then give it to someone who is. You even have a second son so there is no need to be scared because it's still someone in your family who om would be in charge “ One of the investors said to my father-in-law and the others nodded their heads in agreement. “ I will not let you talk to my husband in such a manner. How can you say he is incompetent when all my husband does is work hard for the sake of this company? In case you don't know, my husband is the CEO of this company and nothing can change that, so I

When I woke up, his bare chest was pressed on my bare back. Chris' one wrong step, his mistake had upset all. Fortunately, I managed to run away from him. I didn't want to rush things. There was more than a week for the wedding. There were a lot of things I wanted to discuss. Now there was a big problem. Chris was a playboy, all knew it in his office and out of office. That was the huge reason his father didn't trust him with business. Agat was the new CEO of the family business. He was doing great and taking the business to the top. I didn't know, how would this work.