Chapter 1238:

Linsey’s brow furrowed as she took the check, her fingers brushing the smooth paper.

She glanced at the numbers, then froze.

Five million dollars. The sum stared back at her, bold and unreal, like something plucked from a television drama.

Her breath caught, and she counted the zeros again, half-expecting them to vanish. This couldn’t be real.

She had never held such wealth, never even imagined it in her grasp.

Her mind spun, conjuring scenes from those over-the-top shows she used to binge. Was this the moment where Ivy paid her to disappear? The thought twisted in her chest, sharp and bitter.

the idea of walking away with this fortune—a life of ease, no more scraping by—felt like a victory. Five million dollars could buy a new start, a life where she answered to no one. But her heart sank. Why didn’t this feel right? A hollow ache settled in her chest, defying the logic

shift in Linsey’s expression. “What’s wrong?” she asked, tilting her head. “Is the amount too

she met Ivy’s gaze. “Why are you giving

answer caught her

leaned back, folding her hands in her lap. “The girl meant to marry Collin couldn’t stomach his disability. She bolted, leaving him humiliated. To make a point—or maybe to spite me—Collin crashed your wedding and dragged you into this mess. This check is

her, soft and unexpected, bubbling up

her hand to the check, feeling its weight against the polished table, and slid it back toward Ivy with a steady


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arched, a flicker of confusion

“Collin didn’t ruin my life,” she said, her voice steady despite the storm in her thoughts. “If anything, he saved me. My wedding was a mistake I didn’t see coming—a man who was not only

straightened, her jaw tight. “Collin’s stunt

had only heard vague whispers about Collin’s dramatic wedding fiasco. The finer details,

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