. THE CEO’S
BLOCKHEADED
WIFE🙄😂
*She’s stubborn and Sassy🙄😠😡
__But she’s still his baby🥰♥️🥵🔥
Billionaire Romance
Comedy😂
Rated 18+
Don’t Copy Or Repost!!!
Written by Nnenna
FINALE🔥
CHAPTER SEVENTY
LAST EPISODE
RICARDO’S POV
Everything back to normal. My father was buried and accorded the respect he’s supposed to get from the country and the world since he’s the Almighty Alejandrozz. Though, that moment was the most heartbreaking moment of my life. I cried like I’ve never done before. I promised him a lot of things, things he wished I could do as Carmen’s husband, the father of my children, the father of the house and also the CEO of the Alejandrozz.
And business moved on smoothly, I properly took over the fashion and designing in the house and the largest in the country, everyone enjoys and loves what I make. My designs are always admired and adored by many.
Lucas was sentenced to a life imprisonment, Bernadette is to spend 40 years in prison to atone for her sins, my cousins, I had to take pity on them, they didn’t wrong me so much to let them rot in jail so I made sure they didn’t receive much sentence for their sins.
And Lucia, three years in prison with lots of fines, it doesn’t equal to all that she lost because of this case. She doesn’t have fans anymore, she’s the country’s enemy. All the billboards with her face on it can not be seen anywhere in the country, every advertisement she did, every commercial is suffering tragically because of her.
Her contracts with her agency was annulled, she is practically left with nothing.
I properly married Carmen, it was the most beautiful moment of our lives. I got married to her on her nineteenth birthday despite her visible big baby bump.
“Carmen…” She lifted her face in tears, I pulled her closer. “I love you just the way you’re. No matter what, I fell in love with the sassy Carmen and nothing can change it, Mi esposa.”
“What can I do without you Cardo? Right from the first day I met you, I’ve always found a reason to be with you.” She frowned the next minute. “Just that you piss me off all the time!!”
I grabbed her and planted a kiss on her forehead. “I love you and that’s what matters.” I whispered into her ears. She looked so beautiful in the wedding dress I handmade for her.
Mi Amor.
The young girl after my soul not even my heart.
I will forever pour my heart and soul into her.
And we exchanged rings and billions of kisses, the whole country cheered for us, the family for the first time in my life cheered for me.
We made it. Carmen and I made it and that was more important to me than anything else.
“Mi Amor,” she said, her voice soft and loving. “I don’t know what I would do without you either. You are my world, my everything. I am so glad we found each other.”
I pulled her close and held her in my arms, savoring the moment. We stood there in silence, enjoying the simple pleasure of being together.
The sun was setting, painting the sky in shades of pink and orange, and the air was filled with the smell of flowers. It was a perfect ending to a perfect day and the beginning of a new era.
“Let’s go for a walk,” I said, breaking the silence. “It’s such a beautiful evening, and I want to make the most of it.”
She nodded, and we started walking through the gardens, hand in hand. The air was warm and the night was still young. The crickets were chirping, and the stars were shining brightly in the sky. It was a night full of promise, and I felt so lucky to be able to share it with the woman I loved.
We strolled through the gardens, talking and laughing, as the sun slowly set and the sky turned dark.
The moon rose high in the sky, illuminating the gardens with its silvery light. The flowers glowed with a ghostly light, and the trees seemed to dance in the wind. Everything was so beautiful, so magical. It was as if the whole world had been transformed into a fairy tale.
And in that moment, I realized how lucky I was. I had a loving wife, a wonderful family, and a life full of adventure and possibility. All of the hardships we had faced in the past seemed to fade away, replaced by a feeling of peace and contentment.
You and me Carmen, it’s always gonna be forever.
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EPILOGUE
There was peace. I was feared by all, I know I don’t have to command respect since I have it. My words are always treated with much respect.
I wasn’t a fool, not stupid either. I’m the wisest CEO to ever rule the Alejandrozz and the family at large except when I’m with Carmen, she has it in her to reduce me to nothing more than a foolish fool.
Always whining, talking much, eating very much and getting into fights more frequent than before, I thought she’s going to get softer as she’s pregnant but I was wrong, Carmen gets worse as the day rolls by.
I pity her maids all the time, I had to send for Amélie to come stay with her since she’s always bickering and causing trouble and that was bad. She always gets to argue with Amelie all the time. I should never have made the choice to bring Amelie over.
Apart from Victoria, no one can seem to control her, not even me.
Only when Victoria came to live with us, goes and comes back from school and reads books to her, that’s when the whole house will be filled with tranquility.
Then she delivered our babies, twin girls!! I was so excited, so happy but it was short-lived five years later when they started to walk and babble, and going to school since Carmen is not always home, she’s going to school or sometimes attending to the company needs, going for shoots, adverts since she’s the biggest model of the Alejandrozz. Or working on her talent as a writer.
The twins, Ana and Camila beats up their classmates in school, they always come back with patches of wounds here and there on their body, at home, they wrestle with their foods, fight each other, break things and cry stubbornly all day.
Most times, I h@të to go home. I spend my day and night at work but Carmen will always seek me out, yelling, accusing me of flirting with all the girls in my company, that’s why I didn’t wanna come home.
But home, Carmen, Ana and Camila won’t let me sleep easy. They want this, they want that, they want everything all at same time.
I wonder why they have to take after their own mother, they should’ve taken after me, things would’ve been much easier, how every little thing is never resolved unless there’s a fight is very depressing.
“She–hiths me furst.” Anna once babbled as she complained about her friend in school to us as we put them to bed for the night.
“Hit them back if they do.” Carmen replied sharply before I could intervene.
“No Anna, don’t mind your mom, when that happens, you report to your teacher or report to daddy and mommy.”
“Cardo, you don’t have to teach them that.” Carmen chipped in again. “They need to learn how to defend themselves at this age.”
I frowned. “Can’t you see their bodies? They are getting scratches on their bodies because of fighting.”
“There’s no way you will fight without getting a scratch on your body, that’s fair, especially when you come out winner.”
“Must you fight to win all the time Carmen?”
“Yes.” She nodded. “How can you fight and not win? That’s really embarrassing.” She turned to the girls. “Don’t get into a fight that will automatically make you a loser, mom won’t love you again if you ever lose in a fight.”
What?
What is she feeding these girls with? And they’re nodding their heads so innocently at her.
“Don’t fight girls, fighting is bad. Okay? Promise daddy that you won’t fight.”
“How is fighting bad?” Carmen snapped while the girls curiously stared at our faces and our expressions.
“It’s bad.”
“Really? Well, I think it’s not. So girls__”
“I think they need to sleep now Carmen.” I interrupted her so she will stop talking.
“You don’t tell me when to let my girls sleep and when not to.”
“Are you seriously trying to pick a fight with me right now?” I asked glaring at her before my phone started ringing.
But instead of leaving her alone with the kids, I tucked the kids into the sheets, kissed them goodnight, turned off their light and pulled Carmen out of the room with me.
“Cardo what’s your problem?” She asked getting really angry as we came out of the room.
Then I took my call talking to Griffin, “Yes hello.”
“Sir, Mr. Mando just informed me this evening that Lucia is out of prison.”
“What?” Alarmed, my eyes met Carmen’s immediately before I started walking into our room while she followed me.
“Is she out?? Like really?”
“Yeah, she was spotted in her apartment this evening.”
“Oh really?” I sat down on the bed while Carmen sat down beside me, she was eating now, how she get to eat everything she wants to eat and yet, she’s so small even at twenty three, she’s still as small like I met her five years ago. Tiny and little. It marvels me sometime. She doesn’t need working out to look good.
Carmen will always be Carmen I think.
“But I think you need to be careful. Lucia can be dangerous, and I’m worried about what she might do now that she’s free.”
I knew Griffin was right. Lucia might do something bad, and I have no idea what she might be capable of.
I glanced at Carmen, who was looking at me with wide eyes. “You know what Griffin, watch her for a while or maybe try connecting to her, I want to speak with her.”
“Yes sir.” And I hung up sighing out heavily and Carmen was frowning and crossing her hands on her chest.
“Lucia is out of prison, it’s an old news.” She said.
“You knew??” I asked feeling surprised since that’s the first time I’m hearing about the news.
“Is that why you wanna connect to her? Going to prison sometimes to go see her is not enough for you right? You now wanna connect to her?”
“Carmen, we have to know her motives all the time. We can’t be caught off guard by her.”
“And you expect me to believe that?”
“Carmen can we not spend our whole lives arguing?”
She rolled her eyes and stood up, she hissed and walked out of the room while I followed her.
She went into the balcony and sat down on the cozy chair and I sat next to her on the chair as we listened to the night breeze, the perfect weather for the night.
“How’s your writing coming along?” I asked her.
She gave me a smile. “Writing is not pretty easy, but it’s fine. It’s cool.” and she turned to look at me before signaling for a drink from the maids.
I don’t know if I talked about this but Carmen drinks a whole lot, parties a whole lot, gambles a lot, I can’t obviously control her gambling habits, instead of stopping it, I think I joined the league. Bad habits are easily inherited but we made sure it stays a secret between us.
Carmen still remained a lavish spender but I love her more especially when she told me that she’s finally found something interesting to do. Writing. She told me and that was the happiest time of my life. I loved her more and she have been struggling to improve on her writing skills for the past three years with Victoria’s help.
A very nice start for us all. For her too. At least, she’s got a solid dream apart from dreaming of being a CEO’S wife waiting to be served all the time, going to parties and shopping in every mall and in every country, lavish lifestyle, I can afford it for her, after all, that’s what I promised her five years ago but then, it’s good to have a writer for a wife too.
The drinks arrived and it was served. I watched as the maid poured us each a glass of wine, the red liquid sparkling in the light of the moon.
I took a sip, savoring the rich flavor. It was a perfect way to unwind after a long day. I looked over at Carmen, who was staring out into the night sky. Her face was calm and peaceful, and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of contentment wash over me.
“Do you ever think about what life would be like if we didn’t have all this?” she asked, her eyes still focused on the stars.
I thought about her question for a moment, letting the implications sink in. Would we be as happy if we didn’t have our wealth, our status, our lavish lifestyle?
It was a hard question to answer. We had worked so hard to get to where we were, and we had enjoyed the fruits of our labor. But at the same time, I knew that there was more to life than money and possessions.
“I think we would still be happy,” I said, taking another sip of wine. “But it would be a different kind of happy.
“I think we would appreciate the simple things more,” I continued. “Like a walk in the park, or a quiet evening at home. We would still love each other, and we would still have our Ana and Camila. It would just be a different kind of life.”
Carmen turned to me, a thoughtful look on her face. “You’re right,” she said, her voice soft. “It’s not about the things we have, it’s about the people we love and the moments we share.”
I felt a sense of peace wash over me, hearing her say those words. It was a reminder of what was truly important in life.
It wasn’t about material things, it was about the people we loved and the memories we made. I felt a rush of gratitude for the life we had, and for the woman sitting next to me.
Carmen reached out and took my hand, her touch warm and comforting. “I’m glad we found each other,” she said, her eyes meeting mine. “No matter what life throws at us, I know we can get through it together.”
“I love you,” I said, the words coming easily. I meant them with every fiber of my being. No matter what happened, no matter how hard life got, I knew that we would always have each other. She was my rock, my foundation, and I knew that I would always love her.
“I love you too,” she said, her voice full of emotion. We sat there for a moment, basking in the love we shared. Then, she turned to me and said, “Let’s make some new memories.”
We spent the next few hours talking, reminiscing about old memories and sharing our hopes for the future.
We talked about our plans for the coming year, plans for the girls, of course we have to argue again, fight again, then we made up, we talked about the places we wanted to travel, and the experiences we wanted to have. It was a wonderful way to spend the evening, and we both felt more connected than ever before. As we lay in bed that night, I knew that no matter what the future held, we would face it together, and that was all that mattered.
My girls, Ana and Camila. Victoria. Me and Carmen. We’re all that mattered.
THE END 🥰😍♥️❤️
