Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 133

Chapter 133 Consider This A fair Warning

Joanna scoffed, her voice laced with derision. “So, you’re the renowned eldest son of the Riley family. I’ve heard tales about you. But what makes you think you can talk to me like that? It’s clear you’re barely tolerated within your own family. How dare you meddle in Linsey’s affairs?”

Joanna then addressed the reporters clustered nearby, her voice ringing with authority. “Don’t let him intimidate you! Yes, he’s part of the Riley family, but everyone in town knows he’s in a wheelchair and ostracized by his own family. Did you see the wheelchair he’s sitting in? Don’t hesitate–take all the pictures you can. Believe me, everyone craves juicy gossip about the Rileys!”

Joanna offered a chilling smile before delivering her final blow. “Let’s reveal the truly shameful faces of this contemptible

duo!”

The reporters, recognizing a potentially explosive story, visibly buzzed with excitement.

Information about the Riley family’s eldest son was a rare and prized piece of news.

Hearing Joanna’s taunts against Collin, Linsey instantly retaliated, her voice rising in anger. “Joanna! Shut your foul mouth! Who’s the real shameless one here? I was with Felix for five years, and for three of those years, you shamelessly chased after him. Felix isn’t a saint either! You’re naive if you think he’s a good person. He exploited you, all while refusing to end things with me. You and he are the truly shameless ones!”

“You!” Joanna’s face flushed with a mixture of embarrassment and fury as she pointed a finger at Linsey, her teeth clenched. “You’re the one who clung to Felix, and you even betrayed him! You went and married another man on your wedding day to Felix! Are you too ashamed to admit it?”

Linsey retorted sharply, “Felix’s betrayal came first! You were the one who schemed to lure him away from our wedding, leaving me humiliated in front of everyone. Given that public abandonment, why shouldn’t I have moved on and married

someone else?”

Linsey’s grip on Collin’s hand tightened, her voice firm and unwavering. “My husband is far superior to Felix in every way. Felix is a despicable cheat, and mark my words, Joanna, he’ll eventually betray you just as he betrayed me. Consider this a

fair warning.”

While the two women traded angry words, Collin maintained an air of composure, his face giving nothing away. He discreetly gestured to one of his men positioned behind him.

The man acknowledged the signal with a silent nod and moved away to place a call.

Joanna, incensed by Linsey’s words, was consumed by fury, her face burning crimson.

Marisol, who had been observing the scene, was taken aback. She had never witnessed the normally mild–mannered Joanna

the Rileys didn’t interfere. What makes this different?”