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Apparently, the secretary had bought many shares' 'To help, your father agreed with mine to merge their shares. Since their shares were under our name, they planned to get us married.' She looked at me like I'm crazy. 'How old were we then?' She asked 'You were 12 while I was 15' I answered 'When did this happen?' 'Twelve years ago. The plan went on fine, we did court marriage. Tragedy struck, when we were coming back from the court we were involved in a motor accident. Our parents died but we survived'

"Mr. Wood, is it true that you are going to get involved in the entertainment industry?" "Will your acquisition strategies be completed on time?" "Mr. Wood, yesterday a paparazzi took a photo of you entering and leaving the Civil Affairs Bureau. May I ask where you are going..." Shawn raised her chin slightly and looked at the camera. "I went to get married." These three words instantly caused a ripple in the audience. President Wood actually admitted that he was married! Who was Mrs. Wood, who joined the wealthiest family in Sea City! The camera kept getting closer. His eyes were as deep as the stars, staring at the camera without blinking.

I nod my head, earning a few more words from him as he says, “Such a dumb plan.” “I already told you, didn’t I?” “And I too told you that this is not good. But you were hell-bent on getting this contract signed. What wrong do you find in marriage? Isn’t she good for you? In what sense she has made you feel that you two can’t work together.” “In no sense but I’m determined.” “You’re crazy, and nothing else! Your mind is in the gutter!” “You may leave if you’re here to teach me some life lessons. I don’t wanna hear. I have seen and experienced enough.”

Shannon mocked. She saw Celeste as soon as she emerged from the shop next door. "Have you been married for five days now? You're a country bumpkin who married into a wealthy family only to meet a reality check. If word gets out, people might laugh." Shannon was smug and burst into laughter. She laughed so hard that she was close to tears. "What's there to be proud of, Shannon? Let's not talk about whether Damon and I are divorced. Even if we were, you still wouldn't have the chance.

“You did.” “There’s no way out,” he cut me off, his tone final. “I warned you yesterday, but you still chose this. So if you’re thinking of coming up with some excuse to get out of it—don’t bother. For the next ten months, you are my wife. And that’s final.” I stared at him, my brain struggling to keep up. “This doesn’t make sense. Getting married to a stranger? That’s insane.” He leaned forward, his elbows resting on his knees. “Evelyn Ateya Wangari. Only daughter. Lost your mother when you were seven. Works for Jade Jewelry, marketing, and production. Dated some guy who betrayed you last night—with your best friend.”

“It’s no wonder Aurora got so rich in the past two years. You seldom see men who are willing to give up on their careers for their wives.” “Yes.” I held Shaun’s hand. “It’s all thanks to Shaun that I’m so happy and successful.” Smash! Everyone looked towards the sound. The glass had slipped from Blake’s hands and shattered on the floor. “You’re… married?” “Duh! Why else would I call her my wife if I wasn’t married to her? You?” Shaun slammed our marriage certificate on the table. “Aurora was too busy with work, and we never got the time to hold a proper wedding. We were just thinking about holding one, though. You’re all invited, of course.”

She liked girls, and she wouldn't conform. I admired her strength. But my situation was different. Grandpa's expectations weighed heavily on me. "A CEO should be a married man." I wasn't even thinking about marriage. Marriage wasn’t even part of my plans as CEO. But if I were to get married, I wanted it to be with someone I loved. Someone I didn't mind sharing my life with. Just then, I heard Cameron's voice coming up the stairs. "Hey, Ethan." "Hey, Cameron, how did you get in?" I asked, raising an eyebrow.

He flashed a playful grin. "You won't do that!" "Watch me," he said with his signature devilish grin. "Darsh! Our home is swarmed with numerous people!" "So what? Our bedroom isn't." "But---" Darsh brushed his lips against mine before I had a chance to respond as he carried me to the bedroom. Even though it was a little chilly that night, I found it to be quite warm. I tried to believe that a CEO and a waiter were meant to be together. Perhaps the marriage contract wasn't all that bad back then. I laughed at my own joke and thanked the higher power for fulfilling my life with such happiness.

If I'm kicked out of the company, the charges will also be marital debts! The cat was finally out of the bag. I sneered. "Who said we're married?" He had gotten the marriage certificate with me before holding our wedding ceremony in my past life. I thought he loved me back then. I thought he had only doubted me because of his first love. Yet, I finally understood after being reborn that Kieran and Chloe had long been messing around together. I used to wonder why he still wanted to marry me if he already had Chloe. It wasn't until I sold my shares that the truth became clear.

Damian stepped up to the podium with practiced calm. “Recent allegations regarding my marriage and business decisions are false,” he began. “My wife is not a liability, nor is she a strategic pawn.” Elena’s breath caught. “Our relationship may have begun under unconventional circumstances,” Damian continued, “but any implication that she has manipulated or influenced corporate outcomes is inaccurate and offensive.” Murmurs rippled through the room. “I take full responsibility for my decisions,” he said. “As CEO and as a husband.” Husband. The word hit harder than expected.