Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After (Linsey)

Chapter 1030:

Linsey observed Joanne’s eruption with cool detachment, watching as resentment consumed what remained of the woman’s composure.

When Joanne’s tirade finally subsided, Linsey replied with measured calm, “You claim Alicia agreed to donate her bone marrow to Jeffery in exchange for financial compensation. Since the money has already been transferred to Alicia, it demonstrates that the Lawson family is well aware of this arrangement, including Jeffery himself. It’s entirely possible that Jeffery personally approved giving Alicia the money.”

The words struck Joanne like a physical blow, shock and bewilderment washing over her features as color drained from her face, then flooded back in mortified patches. Her voice quavered as she whispered, “What do you mean?”

Linsey pressed forward with unhurried precision, “What I mean is this—regardless of whether Alicia is the scheming woman you paint her to be, Jeffery ultimately chose to marry her of his own free will. As for the child Alicia is carrying, you can be absolutely certain it is the fruit of genuine love between Alicia and Jeffery.”

of Jeffery’s character and standing would allow a woman he doesn’t love to carry his child? Moreover, they got married. Doesn’t that make your

under control, her lips curving into a mocking sneer. “If Alicia hadn’t been a successful match for Jeffery’s bone marrow, she wouldn’t have even crossed paths with him, much less married into

emerging as a hoarse whisper laden with grief. “If Jeffery had married another distinguished young lady,

Linsey sighed silently.

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Joanne’s impassioned outpouring, it became painfully clear that simply mentioning Jeffery’s marriage to Alicia would never be enough

cannot be willed into existence by one heart alone.” Linsey’s lips pressed into a thin line as she prepared to deliver the merciless truth. “To speak plainly, Jeffery doesn’t envision you as part of his world. If he felt any attraction toward

glistened with unshed tears, and with a single, fragile blink,