The Ceo's Runaway Wife Jenessa And Ryan Novels & Stories

A DEAL WITH THE BILLIONAIRE (A Contract Marriage) EPISODE HUNDRED THEME: A femme fatale CONNECTICUT, UNITED STATE OF AMERICA CRAWFORD CORPORATION Christopher ran into the house like he was being pursued. Shortly after he reached climax with Jessica, he came back to his right senses. He had ran out of the company when his brain finally caught on the situation on ground. He had told jessica off, even though the way he said it didn't sound like he meant it.

"No, Elena. This is crucial. Jace stared at Elena while speaking in a stern tone. "This affects the business, because Avalynn is a member of the team as my wife. I need her and everyone else on board." Even though Elena put up a professional front, Avalynn could sense the discontent radiating from her. The secretary nodded, her dissatisfaction evident in her demeanor. She answered, "Yes, sir," but there was a trace of bitterness in her voice.

“You’ve now stooped so low to the level of sleeping around with your employees and you have no ounce of shame in you that you’ll even show off your illicit affair in my presence, the woman you were once…” But before she could finish her sentence, Ryan snapped at her, having had enough of her continuous presence in his life and her ability to always get a rise out of him with her judgemental words, while she failed to see how much of a terrible person she was. “I owe you no explanation, Selena, but if it’ll make you feel better, that’s my wife and the mother of my child.”

“My company is saving yours from bankruptcy. Which means, according to your logic, I’m a boss here too. Therefore, I have the same immunity.” Ryan's knuckles are gradually turning white as he grips the edge of his desk. “I don't have the time nor the patience for this back and forth,” he growls. “I’m asking you, man to man, to leave my wife alone.” I lean forward, a smile tugging at the corners of my lips. “Man to man, I’m going to have to politely decline your request.” “You think you’ve got everything figured out, don’t you? But let me ask you something. Where’s your wife, Lucas? She left you, didn't she? You're so good at getting everything to work out in your favor, everything falling do

"George will take care of your orders. Feel free to order as you please, the bill's on the house. Please accept my sincere apology." Janet's gaze shifted from the man standing before her to El, then to everyone at the restaurant, and she frowned. This wasn't what she had planned to happen tonight. She had wanted the immediate termination of Eleanor's job, but she ended up embarrassing herself before everyone at the restaurant. As if noticing her hesitation, her friend whose hands were placed on her shoulders leaned into her ears, "let's not embarrass ourselves anymore," she whispered. Furious Janet who didn't seem to care about the free meal angrily picked up her bag and stormed out of the r

One after the other, they took their leave until I was the only one left in my office. Reclining against my table, I used my fingers to trace the corners of my name plaque, my smile growing even wider. Nine months ago, I was the wife of Caruso Milton. Fast forward to nine months later, I was the heiress of Nexus Corporation, one out of the three largest cologmerate in the country. Pushing my hair behind my ear, I plopped on my chair, a low sigh escaping from my lips as I turned on the TV. The headlines caught my attention, so I decided to keep watching until it came to full display once more.

After Ben narrated everything, she thoughtfully said, "you can't blame yourself. He had a team but all you had was yourself. It wasn't your fault." "I was once married, Serena," Ben said from the blue. Serena was shocked and didn't hide it. "You? When? Where is your wife then?" "We were living a quiet life in California. We had a son, Jason. He was the sweetest kid. I was the manager of an insurance company and she was a nurse. We married young but we loved each other so much. We went to the beach. We were happy and joyous. My wife Tina and Jason went swimming. Jason was just two years old. I received a call and walked away a bit to receive it."

"Come on. You're not exactly from his world, are you? Junior marketing exec marries billionaire CEO? It's a cliché." "You don't know anything about my relationship." "I know you." Ryan's voice dropped lower. "And I know this isn't you. The car, the clothes, playing wifey to some rich asshole who probably has three side pieces already." My palm itched with the desire to slap him. "You need to stop. Now." "Did you sign a prenup? Or are you already counting the divorce settlement in your head?" "Ryan, I swear to God—" "How much did it take?" he pressed, his voice rising again. "What's the going rate for selling out these days? Because you sure got there fast after we broke up."

Ryan's POV The moment we get to the shade and I help her sit down before sitting across from her, she picks up a paper and throws it at me. I was expecting a long moment of silence from her before I eventually asks her to forgive me but from the look of things, I have already been forgiven. She is just ignoring me on purpose. I take the paper to see if it is actually a newspaper. When I drop it over my lap, I see the headlines. Ryan Lorenzo, the CEO of Multi-Million Company seen with his newly wedded wife having a private dinner at ...."

“She can meet the kids. She can come here. If she wants to be with them, she can move back here. We’re still legally married. And now that she’s accepted the CEO role, she’s officially declared herself as my wife. That company belongs to her. She has the paperwork. She can do anything with it. It’s hers.” His eyes gleamed with twisted pride. “And as for your other question… as I said, nothing will trace back to me. The one who executed it had a personal grudge against her. She ruined his reputation in his circle. So… I didn’t do shit.” Ryan chuckled, smiling faintly, almost impressed. Alex, however, looked dumbstruck, his mind racing. After a long pause, Alex finally spoke. “What do you want