The Ceo's Vanishing Wife Novels & Stories

She asked me settling down beside me. I paused movie and shook my head. “Here, look." She said, turning her laptop in my direction. The blog post read: CURRENT WIFE SINGS LIKE A CANARY, CONFESSES THAT THE EX-CEO OF FALCON ENTERPRISES KILLED HIS EX-WIFE In a crazy turn of events yesterday, an unknown whistleblower realeased hardcore evidence against the former CEO of Falcon Enterprises accusing him of murder and numerous embezzlement charges. The police picked him up and his wife. The wife not wanting to be a party to his murder excesses confessed that he killed his ex-wife by poisoning her and causing a car crash that almost claimed the life of her second son just because she wanted to will

In Massimo's mind, there was a feeling of guilt, but he was too proud to admit this. Without waiting for her husband's approval, the woman who served as CEO of Verz Incorporation started to open the car door, then, without further ado, got out of the four-wheeled vehicle. The tall man realized what his wife had just done, so he took a deep breath and left.

"Abigail isn't just your executive assistant, she's also your wife. Don't you trust her?" Keith pondered during the brief silence. 'Mr. Zane has always trusted Abigail. From the time she started working closely with him, he never hid crucial documents from her. So, this sudden change, preventing her from accessing the company's most classified files, must mean something. Maybe it's not about trust but her new title as the CEO's wife. The dynamics of relationships can change. They might be close today and distant tomorrow. Perhaps he's guarding against future complications. If their relationship ever faces challenges, he might not want Abigail to have access to his entire fortune.' This last

“Oh, Blair... I’m sorry. I wanted to tell you, but I didn't want to be the one. So you still went to find Adrian.” I nod, standing and leading Sophie to the couch, where I take my seat, and pulling Sophie onto my lap. “I figured, but she said a lot of things, and she believes the company is rightfully hers.” “What are you saying?” “She’s the new CEO at my company. She’s driving my car. Apparently, Adrian told her to.” “No way will Adrian do that; he loves you,” she tries to convince me. “Does he? He brought back a 'dead' wife the moment I disappeared. They are living together. No, Vanessa. He just used me as a fill-in until his actual wife was back in the picture.”

"Thank God. You came. Get me out of here. This is insane. They have nothing real. It is all lies from her. From Fiona." Sebastian stopped just out of reach. The officer stood three paces behind him, arms crossed. Ross kept talking, words tumbling over each other. "We are married. You cannot let your wife sit in a cell. Think about the scandal. The company. Your name. Pull strings. Call your lawyers. Make this disappear." Sebastian looked at her, really looked. The woman he had married in haste, the one whose tears had swayed him away from Fiona. The one who had slept in his bed while plotting with her father and her best friend to destroy the woman carrying his child.

"So what if you are divorced? If we call the police for what she did, it would be enough for her to stay in the police station for a few months!" Hunter tugged at his tie impatiently. "She was telling the truth." Stunned, Mrs Thorne was speechless for minutes before realizing that Hunter, for the first time in his life, had hung up on her. Hunter hung up the phone, threw the phone on the sofa behind him, and lit a cigarette. These days, he was smoking a lot, and even though he tried to deny it, he knew exactly why. Emily had disappeared for three months, and the next thing, she was back, and not just back, but the manager of one of the top companies around. She was usually a docile little ha

He got into the car they had arrived in and told his driver the address of the place where Sara worked. When he arrived, he stood in front of the receptionist and looked at her fiercely. "Sara Fansheri. Where is she?" The woman looked at him with wide eyes. "I’m sorry, but I can’t give out information about our employees." "Oh, you will give it to me. My name is Emiliano Monter, CEO of Casa Monter, and you’re going to tell me where I can find my wife—or this place will face the consequences."

He wasn’t leaving any time soon, not when he had inquisitions that needed to be filled with answers. Gianna stared blank faced, for the first time she felt like she had the upper hand and rose to her feet, “You’re talking to her. Please leave Mr Santiago, or I’ll have you moved myself.” He was gobsmacked, seeing his face go pale for a second brought Gianna a short satisfaction that soothe the ache she felt in her heart. Justin was unable to fathom it, the truth laid right in front of his eyes that his wife—ex wife, the woman he sent packing years ago after their brutal divorce was the CEO!! The CEO of the company which had grown to be his biggest competitor yet!!

“That ‘resolution’ was the car accident that killed them.” The courtroom was silent, the weight of her words hanging in the air. Izzy’s voice trembled slightly as she continued, but she forced herself to push through. “Maxwell Stone didn’t just orchestrate a business takeover—he destroyed my family. He took my parents away from me, and he didn’t even flinch. To him, it was just another deal.” Vanessa nodded, her expression sympathetic but focused. “And when you confronted Maxwell about this, how did he respond?”

Janine had worked at the Chase Group all these years, and since they were getting a divorce, she resigned. Everyone was gossiping, not knowing what exactly had happened. But most people knew about the relationship between the CEO and the CEO’s wife. They assumed the CEO’s wife had quit because she didn’t want to continue, or because something happened to their child. No one expected they were getting a divorce—that their relationship was in pieces. Zain didn’t want this matter to become public, as he still intended to win Janine back. But unexpectedly, Caleb and the others already knew, because Janine had told her close friends.