In a hasty decision, Olive Randall impetuously drags the seemingly bankrupt small-time boss, Neil Meyer, to the altar. Their plan was simple: support each other and lead an ordinary life. Little did Olive know, fate had a grander plan in store for them.

After tying the knot, Olive's dreams took an unexpected turn. She aimed to buy a modest Yaris but won a luxurious Porsche in a stroke of luck. In her pursuit of a small apartment through a loan, fate intervened once again, granting her a magnificent villa through a serendipitous lottery win.

Whenever she faced adversity, Neil effortlessly rescued her from every predicament, unwavering in his support. But it wasn't until the day she was addressed as Mrs. Meyer that Olive discovered the astonishing truth—Neil Meyer, her husband, was the billionaire tycoon behind a colossal consortium.

As their worlds collide, Olive is thrust into a world of opulence and power. Secrets unravel, challenges arise, and their relationship is put to the ultimate test. Will Olive embrace her newfound life as the wife of a billionaire, or will she yearn for the simplicity they once sought?

This captivating tale explores the intricacies of love, ambition, and the transformative power of unexpected circumstances.

When Marriage Comes Before Love

After clenching his fist, Olive really wanted to punch Ezra Greene to the sky.

But she didn't want to make a fuss in the office, and let the ten or twenty employees below see it, making people feel that the two bosses are not in harmony and affecting their work.

Besides, hitting Ezra Greene made her hands dirty.

She slowly let go of her fist to calm down her anger, and then simply pointed straight to the point:

"Ezra Greene, I just asked Clara to sign the contract and stamp it with the official seal."

"If you don't let Clara go to work, I'll let Clara take the contract to the labor arbitration to sue you. Anyway, you are the legal representative of the company."

"Now labor arbitration is very protective of workers in small companies and small businesses. If you are not afraid of lawsuits, you can let Clara go home."

Chapter 11