Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 716

Chapter 716 You’re Bullying A Kid!

At those words, Collin slowly opened his eyes and replied in a calm voice, “I didn’t see Dustin again after the banquet last night.”

After a brief pause, he added mildly, “It’s fine. I’ll bring him up to speed on the meeting later.”

“Yes, sir,” the assistant replied promptly.

Collin turned his gaze to the window, his eyes settling on a quaint coffee shop up ahead. “Stop here,” he said. “I’ll grab a coffee.”

The assistant straightened at once. “Please–let me get it for you. You can rest in the car.”

He had already noticed that his boss looked unusually worn that morning.

With a dismissive wave, Collin stepped out. “No need. I want to stretch my legs.”

The driver pulled over, and the assistant quickly followed suit, trailing Collin as they made their way toward

the café.

But just as they turned the corner, a small kid burst out from behind a wall–then wham–ran straight into

Collin.

Without thinking, Collin instinctively caught the child in his arms, steadying himself with practiced ease.

But his face darkened the next second.

The child’s ice cream had smashed right against his chest, smearing cold, sticky streaks across his finely

tailored suit.

The assistant’s heart dropped. He stepped forward sharply, voice rising with frustration. “What’s wrong with you, kid?”

Startled by the scolding, Zenia recoiled. She had intended to fake a few sniffles, but now her eyes brimmed with genuine tears. The grievance was all too real!

“M–my ice cream!” she wailed. “You… you’re bad guys! You’re bullying me!”

Her loud, shrill cries instantly attracted a crowd.

“What’s going on here?”

“Oh no, that poor little girl. She looks terrified!”

“Those two guys look so respectable, but they’re bullying a little girl?”

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“All that over some ice cream on his suit? How heartless.”

Oblivious to the murmurs, Zenia kept crying, loud and broken, repeating through sobs, “You’re bullying a kid!”

She was doing exactly as instructed. Before she ran into Collin, Zander had given her clear instructions–collide with the man, then cry as if her heart were breaking, and shout that she was being bullied.

They had been told that Collin had once deeply hurt Linsey, and this was their way of making him pay- publicly,

From behind a nearby wall, Zander observed everything, eyes sharp with anticipation. The more people gathered, the better.

Let the world see Collin for what he was.