Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 967:

Brushing aside the brief annoyance that flickered across Alissa’s face, Collin continued with quiet determination. “As I said earlier, Linsey and I are engaged. We handle whatever comes our way together. We don’t keep things from each other.”

He squeezed Linsey’s hand gently, his affectionate gaze settling on her face. “So, Mrs. Green, whatever you need to discuss, please feel free to share it with both of us. That way, we can figure out the best way to help you.”

Throughout Collin’s words, Linsey stayed silent, but her fingers found his and squeezed back with silent support. Her feelings mirrored his completely.

Still, Alissa turned to address her directly, her voice carrying a subtle challenge. “Linsey, do you feel the same way?”

Linsey looked straight into Alissa’s eyes, offering a gentle nod before speaking in her characteristically soft tone. “Alissa, please tell us what you and Bart need. If we can help, we absolutely will.”

answer right away. Her gaze dropped momentarily, and a mysterious

warming with apparent fondness. “I’ll never forget visiting Gorman at his new place once, back when he was still with us. We happened to find you there with him that day. We spent such a lovely, peaceful afternoon together. I kept

her ears, a wave of unease settled deep

something that happened while she was overseas. Gorman had fallen ill with a fever, and out

without warning, Gorman’s parents showed up for a surprise visit. Since then, Alissa had been stopping by often, claiming to visit Gorman. Yet, somehow, each of her visits also

is your

her doubts. From what she observed, Alissa’s attention

attention to whatever Alissa might have been thinking. Alissa was kind, and Linsey responded with polite friendliness—nothing more. She kept her distance, always careful not to blur the line

stir doubts in Collin’s mind—make him wonder if something

Her eyes flicked to Collin, panic flashing for a moment. But with Gorman’s parents watching, she couldn’t explain anything to him—not now.

in Collin’s eyes—but it never came. Instead, to her