Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

At Southeast Aciatic…

Lina, unable to sleep, tossed and turned in bed. She considered making a phone call to find out what was going on. The image of Zuko and Dave locking eyes replayed in her mind, causing her to burst into laughter.

Suddenly, there was a knock on her door. Startled, Lina approached quietly and peeked through the peephole. To her surprise, it was Gia.

“Lina, are you awake?”

Lina hesitated for a moment before deciding to open the door.

Gia looked into her eyes and gave a weak smile. “Lina, can we have a proper talk?”

Lina remained silent, sensing that Gia had changed. People would change, and she didn’t hold it against Gia, but she wanted to know the reason.

Gia continued cautiously. “Lina, let’s find a quiet place to talk, okay?”

“Let’s just stay here,” Lina replied, leaning against the door frame, not inviting her in or showing any desire to accompany her. A few words would suffice to clarify things.

Gia looked around hesitantly. “But this place…”

“It’s quiet here,” Lina stated with an expressionless face. “Not many people pass by in the corridor, so no one will overhear our conversation. Besides, I was about to go to sleep and don’t want to go too far.”

“At this hour?” Gia softly chuckled. “Our classmates are still out shopping, going crazy with their purchases!”

I only brought a small suitcase,” Lina replied with

“Lina…”

“Is there anything else?”

at her with a pitiful expression. “What happened

lips twitched slightly.

join the visit, and no one

you understand me? I have my own

Lina said, suppressing a flicker of anger. “You have your difficulties, so you can

and hold

disappointment. “No matter what happened, you always stood

welling up in her eyes, looking pitiful. “Lina, let me tell you the truth… A-Actually, my parents work for the Grists! That’s why the Grists revealed some information about

family is also

of surprise in her dark

background was ordinary. If they could climb up the Grists’ ladder,

her hardened heart seemed

these past few days. Didn’t we promise that regardless of marriage, we’d buy a small house and live

be

then opened

she uttered softly,

“Lina?”