Secretly Married To The Ceo Novels & Stories

The secret we had kept locked in the dark for five years was suddenly dragged into the blinding glare of the public eye. I sat up, rubbing my face with my hands as I unlocked the phone and opened the first news alert. THE HAWTHORNE DECEPTION: CEO SEBASTIAN HAWTHORNE’S FIVE-YEAR SECRET MARRIAGE EXPOSED. Inside sources confirm that the mysterious woman at the center of the Hawthorne Group’s recent media storm is none other than Dahlia—the company's former Creative Director—who has been secretly married to the billionaire CEO for half a decade.

Sheila had thought all night and decided it was best to move out first. However, just as she came downstairs, her phone pinged—a trending topic notification. #Breaking! Ford CEO entered a secret contract marriage with his female secretary two years ago, with terms indistinguishable from a sugar daddy agreement!

Art on the walls that probably cost more than I would make in a lifetime. Liam's mother sat on one of the couches. She gestured for me to sit across from her. Liam sat next to me. "My name is Catherine," she said. "But you probably already knew that." "I know what the internet tells me. Philanthropy. Charity events. Smiling next to your husband at galas." Catherine's face twisted. "My husband. Yes. The man who has been lying to me for thirty years." "You knew about my mother?"

I could feel the weight of his stare, the tension thick enough to crush bones. “Here I was, thinking friends shared everything with each other,” Antony muttered, his voice low. “I guess, to you, that meant reporting, huh?” Kurtis never flinched. Never wavered. His expression remained cold, detached, like Antony’s words were nothing more than background noise. “Like I said,” Kurtis repeated, voice steady, “it was a secret marriage. A secret relationship.” Antony let out a bitter chuckle, nodding to himself like he finally understood something. “Well, sorry for stumbling into your secret,” he muttered before turning on his heel and storming out, the door slamming behind him.

I asked. “I was scared,” he replied. “Scared you’d walk away. Scared it would ruin everything.”he said again. I looked down at my hands. “But hiding it made it worse,” I said. “Yes,” he whispered. I turned to him slowly. “Was it really fake? Everything with her?”I asked. “Yes,” he said. “I swear. It was a business deal. Greg and his people wanted us to look like the perfect couple so investors would trust me more. It was part of the image they built for me,”He added.

I force a smile that doesn’t reach my eyes as I watch Liam and Marian walk out of the conference room— side by side after the announcement. As we all return to our positions and offices, whispers float around me, each one piercing into my heart like a thorn. “Did you hear that our new Chief Technology Officer is the CEO’s wife?” The words hit me like a slap. No one knew about my marriage to Liam, except Felicity. He insisted that we keep the marriage a secret after we got married. I hadn't minded at first, but over time, I realized he wasn't protecting us. He was ashamed of being called my husband.

He said. The time came for the meeting to start and both Ember and Axle made their way to the meeting room. When they entered everyone was already seated. They were all surprised when they saw Ember. They knew that he was his wife but they did not expect him to bring her to a meeting, especially the one as important as that one. "Everyone, this is my wife Ember and she's one of this company's major shareholders." He said. Everyone looked at him in shock, including Ember.

[How shameless. Anyone with eyes can see that Alexia likes Caleb. What right does a mere employee have to interfere with the boss's private life?] Even my work friend tried to talk sense into me. [She's given the reward to Caleb twice in a row. Anyone can see they're together. Why are you trying to force your way in? Give it up. Alexia was never into you.] When we got married, Alexia said that to fight the office culture of flattery and favoritism, we needed to keep our marriage a secret and avoid any appearance of favoritism.

But towards the end of the process, the idea of having a child which he never desired, and probably driving him away forever, made her keep quiet. After some days, she went back to work and kept her ‘secret’ in check underneath flyover blouses and loose fitting dresses. Men and her other colleagues benefited from this disposition of hers by heaping praise on her for the glow that she had developed, unaware of the life that was sprouting in her womb.

Adhyansh Aneja, 26 years old, is the CEO of Mishra Industries; well, he used to be the manager, but after marrying Adwitiya, his father-in-law made him CEO. I don't want to explain much about his character for now. Adwitiya Mishra: 20-year-old only daughter of Jayush Mishra, a certified rich spoilt brat. Tripti A. Aneja: Well, she is the wife of Adhyansh, and I can't explain much about her character because Adhyansh told me not to.