Married a Secret Billionaire

He looked into the distance. He could see nothing but darkness, just like their future.

…

Marcus only came around to his senses after Zennie called him a few times and was nearly burned by his cigarette.

Zennie took over the cigarette from him and threw it into the ashtray while looking at him like he was some kind of idiot.

Josiah couldn’t help himself and let out a boisterous laugh. “Zennie, this isn’t something you can see every day. Make sure you remember it well.”

Marcus glared at him.

Zennie asked curiously, “What is going on with my brother? He wouldn’t act like this in the past.”

“You’re right.” Josiah whispered, “He wouldn’t act like this before he got married.”

Understanding soon dawned upon Zennie, and she let out a laugh.

Marcus ignored them. To mask his embarrassment, he picked up the magazine at the side and read it.

However, a laugh rang throughout the room again.

“Z!” Fredric pointed at him. “You’ve got it backward!”

Marcus’ face turned dark.

it must have something to do

him and his wife. They could handle it themselves, so he did not have

in the world, but

looked at him while

good to be

lightly. “What I’m trying to say is that if your husband is more capable,

Cordelia wrapped her arm around his and leaned

had always been someone who

to spend her life together

grew up in a dysfunctional family. I

someone who loves me, have a home of my own. We’ll eat and play together until

at her, and his face

if…” He asked, his voice hoarse, “I mean, what if… What you realize that your husband is actually super rich? Can you

for a moment before replying, “I don’t think I

heart skipped a

in two different worlds, and we’ll have a lot of conflict

turned cold. “You want to break up with

ordinary couple. You should stop thinking about these things in the future. Your assumption is so unrealistic! All we have to do is live a good life and save as much money as we can. Then, we’ll have

Marcus replied

disappointment on his face since the surroundings were dimly lit.

nervousness clutched tightly at his heart. Books

distance. He could see nothing but darkness,