The Ceo's Contractual Wife Mga Nobela at Kwento

His mother replied. "Not even the ultimate Alpha," Leowulf commented "Not even your father." Leowulf knew why only the priests were allowed to have two wives. It's something he gets jealous of at times. They have a wife who is to be the mother of their worldly children and women, who will be mother of their spiritual children. These spiritual children are the ones who could become the next priests. Their children whom they had in order to satisfy their lust, were not worthy of being the priests. And this applies to every of the 12 priests who stand as mediators between the goddess and the people.

EROS The billionaire and his contract wife—A scandal worth watching. A contract marriage—the sham of the year by the businessman of the year. If these headlines weren’t devastating enough, the contents were excruciating. "The billionaire CEO has always been a promiscuous mess from what we've heard, but when duty called, he stepped up and married a girl ten years younger than him." Malcolm stopped and stared at me. Rage and bitterness fuelled in me. Just when life was seemingly getting better with us brothers living together and Ella back with me, everything was in shambles again. Someone really didn't want me to be happy.

He thought she was stupid and pudding-headed, yet he forced her to stay with him and kept feeding her bullet coating with sweet. He felt her a headache at sight of her, yet he wanted to put her photo in front of him and see it all day long. 'Is this the combination of contradictions?' While she was racking her brains to figure out the whole thing, a blast of discussions broke out on the Emperor Group employees' Forum. The CEO was married! His wife came to his office today!

] 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 now, an intern like Caleb Foster was using her influence to turn the entire company into his personal fan club. And she did absolutely nothing about it. Who she truly loved was obvious. I sighed and texted my friend: [Yeah, I'm giving up. I'm leaving.] My friend said he was glad to hear it. Just as we were chatting, Alexia called. I meant to ignore it, but my thumb slipped and hit answer. Her cold, no-nonsense voice came through, "There's a mistake in a contract. Fix it. I need it now."

The joy and happiness of being a husband and father radiated from the bottom of his eyes and the tips of his eyebrows. Leona looked at him. If she didn't know that they were just a contract couple, she would have been fooled by Archie's smile. And what about the CEO and his wife, who didn't know the details?

Chapter 29 TESSA "You know the CEO is married and those kind of expensive jokes can't be tolerated. You are one of our top stars in this industry and we do not want to have any reason to terminate the contract." Chester, Caden's secretary told me. "Alright, it won't happen again." I grumbled under my breathe. I stared at my well polished nails and blow air on them for no reason and stared at them in pride. "The CEO would be returning to the office very soon and I think he is coming with his wife. She might work with him here in the company." Her told them and I immediately removed my gaze from my nails to look at him.

“You put me in a position I do not forgive easily.” “I didn’t think about your image,” she replied. “I was just trying to breathe.” “That,” he said, “is the problem.” He leaned up again, eyes cold, but restless beneath the surface. “You are still my wife. This contract binds you to me whether you like it or not. And while it does, you will act like it.” “I am loyal,” she said. “Even when you don’t believe me.”

"Excuse me—" "The Ace Industries contract." I hold up one finger. "Eighteen months of negotiations. Three sets of lawyers. Two collapsed deals. A partnership that would have secured this pack's finances for the next generation." I let that land. "My ex-wife just walked into that building as its new CEO. The woman I divorced." I look at her steadily. "Because of you."

As I walked back toward the office later that afternoon, my phone buzzed nonstop. Because apparently, the company had also received the news. Their CEO was married. No announcement. No press conference. Just a mysterious invitation from someone calling herself Mrs. Carter. The speculation inside the company spread faster than wildfire. By the time I stepped into the building, several employees were already whispering. “Did you hear?” “The CEO is married!” “Who is she?” “Someone powerful, obviously.” “No one marries Adrian Carter quietly.” I sighed quietly as I walked past them. They had no idea how right they were.