Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 137

Chapter 137 I'll Face It On My Own

Collin's eyes narrowed imperceptibly, his voice dropping to a hushed, foreboding tone. "I made the mistake of underestimating Marisol Wells. Set up a meeting with her tonight-I'll deal with her in person."

He paused, his expression hardening. "And keep Linsey offline for the time being. Make sure she doesn't step outside

either."

"Understood," his subordinate responded with a crisp nod, turning to exit the dimly lit study.

Yet, as the door creaked open, the subordinate halted, his body tensing in shock. "Mrs. Riley, why are you here?"

Collin's gaze snapped towards the door, his surprise evident as he spotted Linsey in the doorway.

His lips pressed into a taut line, betraying his irritation. "Escort her back to her room," he commanded sharply.

"No need for that-I already heard every word," Linsey interjected softly, her voice carrying a calm resolve.

Her eyes, shimmering with a mix of emotions, locked onto Collin's complex gaze.

retreat to her room, the lingering thoughts of Collin's potential anger and self-reproach drew her here instead. She had hoped for a

stumble upon a

recoiled, his eyes widening in shock before he turned to face

secure the door properly."

stepped in, her tone protective. “It's really not his fault. I was at the door... let's just say I caught a bit

the subordinate to exit, then reassured Linsey, "Don't worry over this. I've got

a determined look, asking

someone to get in touch with Marisol. We'll aim to clear up the misunderstanding from her end. If word spreads, it could tarnish your reputation,"

more drastic measures to coerce Marisol were already taking

he chose not to burden Linsey with these darker

leverage this against you?

Collin responded, "Then I'll concede to her demands- except

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where I draw the line. Anything else, she can set her

inhaled deeply, her words measured yet firm. "Collin, this concerns me. You shouldn't have to shoulder the consequences.

by Marisol and