Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 100

Never Leave Me!

“Linsey, you’re dead meat.” Felix’s voice boomed from behind her.

As Linsey turned, Felix lunged forward, his fingers encircling her neck with a vice–like grip.

The sudden tightness stole her breath, sending her head spinning. Panic surged through her as she futilely scratched at his unyielding hands.

“Let… let me go…” Linsey managed to choke out, her words barely a whisper amidst her struggle.

Felix’s eyes blazed with fury, his face contorting into something truly menacing. “Linsey! You piece of shit! How the fuck

could you do this to me?!”

He shot her a murderous glare, completely unfazed by her pale, trembling face as he unleashed his rage. “For five years, Linsey, five years we were together! Not only did you leave me, but now you dare to hit me?” Felix’s voice rose, laced with

scorn and incredulity. “You never fail to piss me off!”

Linsey forced out her words between gasping breaths, defiance still clinging to her voice despite the pain. “Oh, please, Felix. You were the one who fucked up first. And now you’ve got the balls to act like I’m the villain? I swear, I never did you wrong in those five years. But tell me the truth–did you ever really treat me right?”

Felix’s face twisted further as he stared into Linsey’s cold, indifferent gaze. “You’re just a woman! Learn your damn place!” His voice was thick with contempt, every word striking like a slap. “We barely broke up, and you’re already married to Collin, falling for him? That’s your biggest mistake!”

Linsey’s disgust for Felix surged to an unbearable level.

She refused to waste another ounce of energy arguing with someone whose logic was beyond ridiculous.

Death loomed over her, yet she ceased her struggle, her voice still unwavering. “Collin is not only handsome, but he treats me with such genuine kindness. It’s obvious why anyone would be drawn to him. He’s way out of your league.”

Felix’s face reddened, veins throbbing at his temples as her words struck a nerve. A scream of rage tore from his throat. “And what makes me inferior to Collin? He’s nothing but a useless cripple! Even his own family treats him like trash! And

yet, you have the audacity to say he is out of my league?”

Indeed, the esteemed Riley family had little regard for Collin, especially given his paralysis that limited his mobility.

Felix, on the other hand, believed his health made him superior.

But Linsey’s blunt declaration–that he couldn’t hold a candle to Collin–crushed his ego like a sledgehammer.

With a fierce stare, Linsey shot back, her voice icy and sharp, “You are nothing more than a despicable jerk. Collin is far