CEO Is My Wife

y the floor-to-ceiling windows of the Devereux Group headquarters, her heart racing as she sipped her morning coffee. The rich aroma filled her senses, but it did little to calm th

rce assistant to the enigmatic CEO, Julien Devereux. He was known for his commanding presence, striking looks, and a temper that could chill the air. Yet, beneath his

lien. Dressed impeccably in a tailored navy suit that accentuated his strong, muscled frame, he radiated auth

rself of the boundaries that existed in their professional relationship. There was something undeniably magnetic about

He spoke with an intensity that could ignite a fire in the hearts of even the most stoic of shareholders. She admired his ability to sway opinions and captivate

e merger with a rival company, and it was clear that the board was anxious about the implications. As th

ights when necessary, but her thoughts kept drifting to the complexities of her relationship with Julien. He was her

speak with her privately. She nodded, feeling a mixture of excitement and apprehension. T

s tone serious. She stepped closer, her heart pounding. "You've been i

replied, trying to maintain her profession

nsity that made her breath catch. "I've been thinking

d, her heart ra

y come as a surprise, but

a felt as if the world had stopped. "Marry you?

a strategic alliance that could benefit both our personal and professional

ien, a man she respected and admired, was intoxicating. But on the other hand, the notion of a marriage ba

started, but he

ow this, Léa: I genuinely believe we can

enveloping her. "Let's not just be a power c

o scream, to run, and to embrace the thrill of the unknown all at once. As Julien's gaze held hers, she rea

r voice trembling with th

butterflies racing in her stomach. "Okay?"

pounding as she realized that her life was about

ritory, and while the thrill of the unknown was intoxicating, the implications of her decision loomed over her like a da

nto, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. Little did she know, this was just the beginning