Married a Secret Billionaire

“Zuko, what are you thinking?” asked Lina.

“Hmm?” Zuko regained his focus and rubbed her hair. “Nothing.”

“Did you hear what I just said?” she asked.

Bewildered, Zuko’s expression showed that he hadn’t heard a thing.

Lina smiled helplessly and repeated herself, “I said, don’t let my classmates know about your identity either, okay?”

“Oh…”

“I’m concerned that it might bring unnecessary trouble for you…”

Lina turned her face away, trying to appear nonchalant, but her voice was soft and barely audible.

But what did she mean by “unnecessary trouble”?

Simply put, if her female classmates found out about Zuko’s identity, they would undoubtedly pursue him. Even Mrs. Nash’s daughter had her eyes on him, didn’t she?

It was better for him to maintain the image of an ordinary guy!

Lina pouted, and Zuko saw through her little plan. He gently hugged her and pulled her back into his arms. “Don’t worry. None of those things you’re worried about will happen.”

“What are you saying…”

Zuko pressed his forehead against hers, giving her a faint smile, and whispered, “I’ll follow your lead.”

…

The next day, Lina received a message in the school group chat.

the school’s reputation. As a result, she was expelled from her teaching position and could no longer

the group chat, the wealthy heirs and heiresses who had been bullied by her but had never dared to resist

the teacher leading the group, the study

overjoyed to see Zuko. She almost set off a string of firecrackers to welcome

toward the supermarket, saying, “You have no idea. The shelves have been in disarray these past two days while you were gone! And your father-in-law couldn’t handle the deliveries when they arrived. Dave was still in class, so he struggled to move those boxes alone… Now, his back is

back quickly. I haven’t taught

Zeke, while you tidy up the shelves, clean the place too. It’s covered

“Zeke—”

her foot anxiously. “He just came back. Can’t you

Melissa stared at her. “He’s a grown man. Will this little bit of work

“Mom!”

that she knew he

remained oblivious. She still treated Zeke the same as before—as the son-in-law

Zuko said happily with a gentle smile. “I’ll go to the store now. I’ll probably be done by noon, and the delivery truck won’t arrive until

patted Zuko’s shoulder, looking at Lina. “See? I still have to rely on my son-in-law

and walked out of the

heart. She smiled with

anymore in

Melissa rolled her

in the

apron and hurried into the kitchen

took advantage of her mother’s distraction and

someone bounding in with a bobbing head and two cups of milk tea

drinking this artificially

cup of mango yogurt from her and began

never meant what they said, but when men

propping her cheek with her hand and sipping her milk tea as she watched him work. She saw his sweat-soaked T-shirt clinging to his