Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 193

Chapter 193 You’re Just Joking, Right

A pained expression washed over Kylee’s face, and deep down, she was filled with regret.

Had it not been for Collin’s disability, she would have been his wife ages ago.

She knew she could never marry a man who had seemingly lost everything, especially one confined to a wheelchair. For years, she had shamelessly kept Collin as a fallback option, convinced that his feelings for her remained unchanged.

Before returning to the country, she had resolved that if she couldn’t find a man superior to Collin, she might as well

secure him for herself.

After all, Collin was the founder of CR Corporation, a man of significant wealth and influence.

She had never anticipated that he would secretly marry someone else!

Thoughts of Linsey ignited a spark of jealousy and resentment in her eyes.

“Alright, alright, let’s not dwell on the past any longer. You’re absolutely right–it’s over and done with. Besides, you’re a married man now. It’s not appropriate for me to reminisce about such trivial matters.” Narrowing her eyes slightly, Kylee dabbed at the corners of her eyes, feigning a tear or two, and asked with feigned curiosity, “By the way, does Linsey know

about your true identity?”

“Not yet,” Collin replied.

Kylee’s smugness grew upon hearing his response.

She was convinced that Collin’s feelings for Linsey were merely a fleeting infatuation, nothing serious.

Reassured, she gathered her courage, offered a timid smile, and boldly reached for his hand.

In that case, she saw no harm in seizing this opportunity to strengthen their bond.

“Collin, I understand that your grandmother must have pressured you immensely. You must have married Linsey out of

desperation,” she remarked, gazing at him with feigned affection, clasping his hand between both of hers. “But now that

I’ve returned, you can trust me to stand by your side, always and forever. Alright?”

Collin’s eyes widened in surprise, quickly replaced by a glacial coldness. He withdrew his hand, his voice devoid of any