Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 71

Chapter 71 Let's Meet Up

"Yes, Mrs. Riley," the servant answered before carrying the lavish breakfast tray out of the room.

Linsey quietly slipped back into her bedroom, needing a moment to gather her thoughts.

The memory of that lingering, tender kiss sent a fresh wave of heat rushing to her face, her heart thudding against her ribs all over again.

Right now, she had no idea what to make of her relationship with Collin.

They were married, yet they had barely known each other for long.

Had she been too forward by kissing him like that? Would he think she was being too bold?

Her nerves twisted, but she quickly forced herself to calm down. They were husband and wife, after all. Holding hands or sharing a kiss shouldn't feel like something to overanalyze. It was perfectly normal... right?

She thought back to their wedding night-she had even helped him unbutton his shirt. She hadn't bathed him, but she had caught a glimpse of his sculpted, muscular chest.

Without warning, that image resurfaced in her mind-his broad shoulders and the sharp definition of his waist.

For someone who couldn't walk, it must have taken incredible effort to maintain a figure like that.

she screamed inwardly

buried her face in it, willing herself to settle down. It took

phone suddenly rang, jolting her out

grabbed it and glanced at the screen. It was Dolores

different-Dolores had a strong- willed nature and effortlessly took charge among the other kids-they

an easy target for the older children, but the moment Dolores took her under her wing, no one dared to

chosen a different path, striking out on her own

year-round. Even though they rarely

name flash on her screen, a

hesitation, she

on Dolores' end-it sounded like she was

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71 Let's Meet

I just landed.

Linsey answered without missing a

rare chance. No matter how busy

up.

way too long since they had

café and agreed

getting ready and soon arrived at the café. After ordering their usual coffees, she settled in