Married a Secret Billionaire

As expected, Mary brought her daughter over for “medical help” to treat her irregular menstruation the next morning.

Mary believed that this would bring Zuko and her daughter closer, as he wouldn’t need to check her pulse during holistic healing.

She confidently smiled while her daughter looked at Zuko with allure, her dark freckles on her face forming a smile.

Conveniently shaking the golden bangles on her wrist, she placed her arm on the table.

Zuko frowned, trying to hide his urge to laugh.

He stayed still, stealing glances at Lina, who stood beside him.

Lina’s stern face was both terrifying and cute, especially her pouty, moist, and pink lips that made him recall the taste of the “cotton candy” from the other day.

Just as Mary had Zuko check her daughter’s pulse, Lina slammed two marriage certificates on the table!

The mother and daughter were shocked, their eyes wide open as they looked at Lina.

Lina showed her firm stance, lacking the usual gentleness in her beautiful doe eyes, which were now filled with suppressed anger.

as she

was smiling or not. “Mrs. Nash, why don’t I check your daughter’s pulse? I’ve learned many things from being with my husband every day. Your daughter has a woman’s problem, and a man like him

eyes, guilt and fear welling up as she looked into Lina’s eyes that seemed

and reached out to grab Lina’s hand.

Zuko asked innocently. “I didn’t check her pulse. I didn’t

he hadn’t looked at her, the latter’s eyes had been fixed on

of calm, she turned around slowly, still devoid of a smile.Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated For All Books Updates…

and whispered with a smile, “The first round

playfully punched

noticed the marriage certificates on

in her demeanor, Zuko approached and checked.

flat tone. “It’s fake,

be fake forever!” Zuko hurriedly interjected. “Your mom said that after I pass her test in a year and a half, we’ll replace the certificates with

“We still have to wait…

right away if you

here!” Lina blushed and pushed him away,