Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 965:

Beside her, Collin’s expression darkened at her confession, though he remained silent. Over the past few days, Linsey had shown little outward guilt about Gorman’s death. She had remained focused, visiting Kylee in prison to gather information. After collecting solid evidence, she had gone with him to confront Haven at the Walton family’s residence, watching as police led her away in handcuffs.

Linsey had been ruthless in her pursuit, finding her own way to avenge Gorman’s death. But now Collin understood that beneath her composed exterior, guilt had been quietly gnawing at her all along.

Seeing Gorman’s grieving parents face-to-face had finally cracked her armor.

Alissa took Linsey’s hands in hers, managing a pained smile. “Linsey, this tragedy isn’t your fault. The blame lies entirely with that killer.”

Her kindness only deepened Linsey’s suffering. She had almost hoped Gorman’s parents would blame her, scream at her—anything that would mirror the fury she felt toward herself.

But these two broken souls harbored no anger for her whatsoever. Their forgiveness hurt more than any accusation could have.

Linsey surrendered to her grief, tears steadily dropping onto her

his jacket, pulling out the crisp handkerchief he always

gesture drew Alissa’s attention. Mid-motion, Collin’s hand stilled as he caught Bart’s penetrating stare from across

couple’s eyes, a quality that made Collin’s instincts prick with unease. Still, Collin maintained his steady

of her grief. He knew her heart too well.

even targeting their children, he had also helped Linsey when she needed it most.

memory of Gorman would be forever shadowed by the image of him collapsing to shield her from harm. Even his past cruelties would slowly fade, leaving only the

Gorman had somehow anticipated Kylee’s murderous intent and had deliberately positioned

wordless comfort more eloquent than any speech. His gentle care caught Alissa’s attention, drawing her focus to

be Mr. Collin Riley, the distinguished

stilled as he turned toward her with

though his next words carried a