His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 275

She’d been exposed.

Now the entire internet knew—

Jonathan’s wife was her. Niamh.

She couldn’t even make it back to the office; it was only with the help of a building security guard that she managed to escape the swarm of reporters and bloggers waiting downstairs.

Before she even started the car, Niamh pulled out her phone.

Sure enough, she was everywhere.

“Shine’s Rising Star Niamh Revealed as Society Heiress?!”

“Jonathan Thomas Is Married—And His Wife Is None Other Than Niamh.”

“The Real Power Behind the Hot New Designer? The Thomas Group!”

“A Perfect Match, or Role Reversal? The Thomas Group Publicly Welcomes Its Leading Lady.”

“Power Couple! Business Tycoon and Breakout Designer Have Been Family All Along.”

Overnight, the news that Niamh was Jonathan’s wife had flooded every corner of the internet.

There had been rumors once before, but that was just wild speculation over a blurry photo. Jonathan hadn’t denied it, but he hadn’t admitted anything, either. In the end, the matter fizzled out. The internet has a short memory—trending topics come and go in a blink, and after a while, people forget.

But this time was different.

This time, someone had clearly paid to have the story circulated. Every outlet was running the exact same copy.

Then, the official Thomas Group account posted the statement across all their platforms, confirming it.

In other words, the Thomas Group had gone public and acknowledged that Niamh was Jonathan’s wife.

True, it was a fact.

True, when she and Jonathan got married, they’d never signed any agreement to keep it secret.

But Niamh had always lived quietly, a homebody, the kind of wife who rarely set foot outside. Aside from a handful of people, no one knew her identity, and the Thomas family had never made any grand announcement about her marriage to Jonathan.

Niamh couldn’t understand what was happening.

She’d considered the possibility that her marriage to Jonathan might get out, but as long as the Thomas Group didn’t confirm it, it would die down again, just like last time.

But this time, the Thomas Group’s response was beyond anything she expected.

It almost felt orchestrated—like the Thomas Group had staged the whole thing.

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