The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Chapter 736

They had been cautious, but they couldn’t stop Kailee’s cunning scheme.

“Tell me!” Laney cried out, desperation evident in her voice. “Did you know about the affair between Garrett and Kailee? Why did you all lie to me?”

At that moment, the baby began to babble, indicating that she was waking up.

As Laney looked at the sleeping baby beside her, she bit her lower lip, trying to hold back her tears.

Ian couldn’t bear to see the grief-stricken look on her face any longer. “We didn’t mean to lie to you,” he confessed. “We had our doubts about this matter. It’s very likely that Kailee planned everything. Mr. Harding might not have had an affair. We wanted to gather irrefutable evidence before telling you the truth.”

“The truth? What truth?” Laney’s voice was cold as she picked up the photo and waved it before Ian. “Don’t tell me Kailee kidnapped Garrett and forced him to take the photo on bed!”

Ian let out a sigh. “Mrs. Harding, you used to be a top professional bodyguard. You should have seen through these schemes.”

Laney managed to force a smile and said nothing.

As a professional, she should have been able to analyze the situation rationally, but she was still an ordinary person, affected by her emotions.

She had also just given birth and was not prepared to hear that her husband had cheated on her. How could she have possibly reacted calmly to that kind of information?

The recording, which revealed that Garrett married her out of sympathy, only added to her heartbreak.

She had her doubts whether Garrett married her out of pity.

she knew the heartbreaking

right and Garrett had been framed, Laney couldn’t understand why he had hidden it from

about the truth but rather wanted to calm down. “I’m tired,” she said, her

hesitated,

head lowered in sadness. “Don’t worry about me, I just need some time alone to calm down. Please don’t tell anyone

expression a mix of blankness and despair. The bittersweet memories of her and Garrett, from the moment they met to the blossoming of their love,

as her companions, the memories had lost their luster, tainted by

her thoughts when the baby’s cry

the gentle touch of moonlight stealing in through the

strength to face her responsibilities. She tenderly

she drank, the infant’s

eagerly drank her mother’s milk, her wide eyes gazing up at

her chubby little

the storm within Laney’s mind. As she looked down upon her daughter’s angelic face, a wellspring of strength surged

she

to herold friend, Teresa Walsh, a

accomplished professional bodyguard, now worked in another

had been saddened when Laney’s marriage and pregnancy took her away from their shared profession, but she

distance had not weakened

she was taken aback. “Laney! What brings you

a pang of guilt for neglecting their friendship since her marriage. She managed a wistful smile. “I’ve been well,

radiated exuberance and

both business and training new female bodyguards. My days are hectic, but the fulfillment