Married a Secret Billionaire

“I…” Cordelia was taken aback. Then, she explained frantically, “I didn’t mean it like that!”

He went closer to watch her with a smirk, a flash of playful affection that he did not notice washing over the bottom of his deep eyes.

“Then what did you mean?”

“Marcus…” she started with a deep breath, looking at him seriously. “Since I got married to you, my mind has been set on spending the rest of my life with you. You’re my husband. How could I ever despise you?

“Even if you don’t work again in your life, I can take care of you.”

The more she spoke, the softer she grew. Then, she began wondering if what she was saying hurt his ego. Men were all egoistic, especially previously convicted men like him, so he must hate that this had been brought up.

“What are you saying?” Marcus tried to hold the corners of his lips down lest the girl caught him trying to laugh. “You’d take care of me?”

“Yeah, what’s wrong with that?”

Marcus met her eyes. Her beautiful eyes were pure as crystals, sending a jolt right through him.

“Although men are breadwinners and women stay home traditionally…” Cordelia said. “This isn’t a conservative society anymore. Women can go out to work too. Who cares whether it’s the husband or the wife who earns money for the family? But both of them should contribute. When they work together, anything can be overcome!”

Marcus paused before chuckling. Cordelia was only soft on the outside, but she was more opinionated than anyone else. However, this was the first time the man heard a woman wanting to take care of a man. Since she had said so, he would just play along.

Marcus’ smile grew wider, looking a little strange to Cordelia’s eyes.

okay?” Cordelia watched

coughed with a blank face. “Let’s go out and eat

him wide-eyed. Did the man have a sixth sense that let him know she

began to mock her during the meeting. “If certain people genuinely are untalented at sales, it’d be best not to hog the seat and leave the

you know better. People who haven’t closed a single deal and only

ducked. The frown between her brows remained

of exhaustion, she was greeted like a boss by Marcus, who was on his phone on the couch, once she entered. The kitchen was empty, and there was

held in for some

“You… didn’t make dinner?”

The small woman in front of him had a slightly red face as she panted, her chest heaving. Her big, bright eyes were trained on him. Despite that, her questioning tone did not sound interrogating—she

felt his gaze on

stood up from the couch with an innocent expression. “Haven’t you

than her when he stood up before her. She deflated at first. Besides, she was gentle and

It was just that…

down. “I’ve been cooking all this while, but I’m out working now. You… Shouldn’t you share some of

cook, you could have

showed her temper since they’d gotten married. It barely counted, actually. She was just grumbling. The way the girl wanted to get

that I’m not working and

Then, she explained frantically, “I didn’t

a flash of playful affection that he did not notice washing over the bottom of his