Married a Secret Billionaire

Since Josiah had accomplished his task, he bid goodbye to the Tanners, and the couple sent him to the hallway toward the door. Coincidentally, a few servants passed by with fresh laundry.

They greeted Josiah when they saw him, coinciding with the latter turning to look at them—and the laundry in their hands. One of those was a man’s jacket, navy with a butterfly embroidered at the collar…

Josiah was stunned. This was… his jacket. He had met a girl named Kelly at the auction the other day, and he had taken it off to drape it on her when they took a walk outside!

“Josiah?” Joe called for him, seeing that he had spaced out.

Josiah jolted and snapped back to reality, forcing a smile.

The servants had gone on their way, and he could not stop them over a jacket. It would be too weird.

It was just that his clothes were always tailor-made, and that jacket was really his. The butterfly embroidered on it was second to none in the world. He had draped it on Kelly. Why had it appeared here?

Josiah felt like he was in a thick fog of mystery as he walked out of the Tanners’ residence. He pulled out his phone and found the name.

They had exchanged numbers, but each text he had sent her felt like it was lost in the sea like she had never existed. He even doubted whether the girl he had met that night was just his delusion.

Josiah gave it a thought and slowly typed.

[Kelly, how are you?].

no reply from the

[Where are you?]

black. He chuckled

her here, but who knew if the girl had completely forgotten about

invitations, passing them to Joe and

recital and would

pretty

was good at music, chess, literature, and

Mandy said with a smile,

just bored at home and

That’s

sea this time. The elders will be on a cruise, while the younger generation will be on yachts

to rest assured. We’ll be there on the dot!” Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated For All Books Updates…

had accomplished his task, he bid goodbye to the Tanners, and the couple sent him to the hallway toward the door. Coincidentally, a

look at them—and the laundry in their hands. One of those was a man’s jacket, navy with

jacket. He had met a girl named Kelly at the auction the other day, and he had taken it off to drape it on her when they took

him, seeing that he