Married a Secret Billionaire

“He even held a welcome dinner for you tomorrow night at the Splendor Dynasty.” Robert chuckled. “They’re spreading the news that the Hamertons are using the dinner for a wife search for you. So not only the ladies from Centrolis will be there tomorrow, but many will also come from other places.”

“Hah. My second uncle is putting so much effort into my marriage.” Zephyr scoffed. “I believe he has been picking girlfriends for me since I was in university?”

Matthew had introduced over ten women to Zephyr throughout the years. Each of them had been under his uncle’s orders, but Zephyr had seen through all of them. He had mercilessly chased them out of Centrolis.

He wondered what game he would play at the setup dinner tomorrow.

“Are Josiah and Fredric back?” Zephyr played with the plants on the balcony in a relaxed manner.

“They are.” Robert nodded. “They’ll be at the dinner tomorrow.”

“Okay, ask them to watch out, especially Josiah. Don’t let him drink too much. He spews nonsense whenever he does that.”

Zephyr went upstairs when he was done.

He suddenly felt the stairs were extremely long as if he could not get to the end no matter what.

He felt tired as he made his way to his room. He laid his hand on his forehead as he lay on the bed. He was missing the tiny place he rented in Jangasas.

There was also the fragrance of flowers on the balcony. They were irises Cordelia had planted herself. She loved basking in the sun on the chair. She had a dazzling smile when sunlight hit her face.

Zephyr got up to the cloakroom, took a belt, and caressed it for a long time.

It was the belt that Cordelia had gotten him.

She had only had $400 in her account back then and transferred him the money without hesitation since he said he liked the belt. She even eased the situation, saying, “A wife should buy her husband belts. It’s to bind you to me!

“We must get a good one since we’re spending the money. It’s durable, so we’ll be bound forever!”

He smirked in sweetness.

There were many branded belts in his cloakroom. He never cared for those things.

never wear this belt. It would pain him even if

T-shirt and jeans he wore when he came from Jangasas. He finally felt normal as he

Marcus—the Marcus that belonged to

had a slight

signaled him to look

the car window, standing in the middle of the street, stunned.

stuck her phone against her ear, patiently waiting for

softly, smiling. “I… stirred trouble in Centrolis

and then changed

been watching. He had no idea what Marcus was talking about on

seen him looking so gentle

colleague walking far away, “Sir, should we clear the

Marcus regained his usual coldness. “Send more people to protect her for

“Okay, got it.”

squinted. “Unless I’m there, stop anyone from the Hamertons from

located on Splendor Mountain on the

made it look like an independent kingdom. As the

the stairs slowly. The massive living room

and muscular body perfectly. His chiseled face filled with resolution. His deep and cold eyes put a guard up against him and

show courtesy. He said nothing as he got his

returned to Centrolis,

Hamerton had been burned into dust during the air crash. Infightings were roaring

survive, but he also

or the other families, those idiots wanted

walked to him and whispered, “Your second uncle sent his men here many

his fists that were

Hamertons in Centrolis, his second uncle, Matthew Hamerton, was the one who had been worked up the most. It was said that he would pray to God every day, eager to show the world how much he loved his

more guilty a person was, the more they wanted to

show for his grandfather. Books