Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 332

Chapter 332 I've Come To Apologize To You, Linsey

Collin's face clouded over, a shadow of displeasure etching his features sharply.

"What the hell is Fernanda doing here?" he growled, his voice tinged with annoyance.

The Riley family were not frequent visitors; their appearances were as rare as a blue moon. So, the timing of this visit puzzled him.

Given that Huntley caused such chaos and ended up behind bars, it made sense for Fernanda to feel even more resentment

toward him.

She must be up to no good this time.

Collin was quick to decide, his voice firm and unwavering. "Send her away. We won't see her today," he commanded.

Josh paused, his expression uneasy, before he added a crucial piece of information, "Sir, it appears she has come to speak

about your grandmother.”

At the mention of Ivy, Collin's scowl deepened, his brow furrowing in concern. He hesitated, visibly torn.

Linsey, observing his troubled expression, remembered that Ivy had been overseas receiving medical treatment for several

years.

broke through the tense silence, laced with

let Fernanda in and hear what she

tone, Linsey tried to alleviate his fears. "Don't worry. With all of us here, she wouldn't

locking with

knew all too well the lingering distrust Collin harbored towards Fernanda and Huntley, a remnant

of her hand,

voice gentle. "Your grandma is my

heartfelt words. He nodded slowly, then turned toward Josh. "Let Fernanda

before Fernanda showed up, something clutched in her

usual haughtiness had melted away, replaced by a humble, almost pleading

you're still at breakfast? I hope I'm not intruding?" Fernanda offered them a tentative smile, her

silent, observing. Collin, however, responded with cool detachment, "Fernanda, let's cut to the

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her smile twisting into a strained

cheerfulness, she finally spoke. “Actually, I've come to apologize to you,

in surprise, her gaze shifting to Fernanda with a mix

was the last thing

on, her voice thick with earnest emotion, "I failed as a mother, and my son's actions are a testament to