Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 595

Chapter 595 Stop Pestering Linsey

Cruz’s face was grim as he rushed to support Jeffery, whose shirt was already soaked in blood.

“Let’s get him to the hospital!” Cruz said to Myla.

They barely took a few steps before Collin’s men blocked their path.

Myla’s voice trembled with desperation. “Mr. Riley, Jeffery is bleeding too much! Please let us through! If we wait any longer, it might be too late!”

Collin’s expression darkened, but he couldn’t ignore the situation. With a sharp wave of his hand, his men stepped aside.

Seizing the opportunity, Carol and Alexa exchanged a glance and quietly slipped away.

Just then, a deep, amused voice broke the tense silence.

“Well, things are getting interesting.”

Gorman strolled in, a smirk playing on his lips. Behind him, several men followed.

Collin turned, his mood souring further as Gorman walked straight to Linsey without hesitation.

He stopped right in front of her, his gaze filled with concern. “Linsey, the doctor just called. You shouldn’t be out here too long–your health isn’t stable. Let’s go.”

Linsey was momentarily stunned.

Hadn’t he just promised to wait outside?

But his reasoning left her no room to argue–he was genuinely worried about her.

“I…”

Before she could respond, Collin stepped forward, grabbed Gorman’s arm, and shoved him aside.

“Gorman, stop pestering Linsey,” Collin snapped.

Unfazed, Gorman casually dusted off his sleeve and moved right back beside her. “What? Do I need your permission to talk to her?”

Collin’s jaw tightened. “Linsey is my wife-”

Gorman cut him off with a smirk. “For now. But let’s be honest. The great founder of CR Corporation has countless admirers. Why waste your time clinging to Linsey?”

Collin’s heart clenched.

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Gorman knew his identity. Was he the one who had saved Linsey earlier?

No one else came to mind.

A storm of frustration churned inside him.

He turned to Linsey, his voice laced with urgency. “We can sort out our issues later, Linsey, But you told me

before that Gorman-”

Gorman interrupted again, his tone light but pointed. “Collin, don’t you get it? What she said before doesn’t matter anymore. The real issue here is your sham of a marriage–built on lies,”