Marrying A Secret Zillionaire: Happy Ever After Novel

Chapter 1361: The act itself was one thing. But why was Collin actively searching for her? These thoughts ignited something dangerous in Kylee's gaze. No. She refused to let this situation continue! Reality crashed back, and Kylee snapped her attention to Lowell. "Have you found that woman yet?" "Yes, I have," Lowell replied frankly. "Who is she?" Lowell's gaze dropped, unable to meet Kylee's intense stare. "You've actually met her before. She's Gorman's girlfriend..." "Who? Her?" Fresh shock rippled across Kylee's features, her eyes growing wide.

"Are you absolutely certain?" "Yes." Lowell's nod carried unwavering conviction. "I saw her with my own eyes. I remember her face clearly. There's no mistake." Just as he finished speaking, Lowell's phone vibrated. A quick glance at the screen prompted him to address Kylee apologetically. "I'm sorry, Miss Russell. Mr. Riley needs me urgently. I have to go." "Wait!" Kylee's hand shot out, grasping his sleeve desperately. Confusion crossed Lowell's face. "Is there something else you need?" Kylee fought to mask her inner turmoil, forcing artificial calm into her voice.

"Does Collin know about this yet?" "No," Lowell replied simply. Relief washed over Kylee like cool water. She continued, "I have one last question." Lowell gave Kylee the go-ahead and said, "Please, ask your question." "So, Collin has no memory of that woman, and you're the only one who knows who she is?" Discover more at gαℓησνℯℓs․com Lowell shook his head lightly. "No. A few other men know about it too." Kylee's brow creased. Before she could speak again, he added, "But those men upset Mr. Riley. He sent me a message earlier saying he plans to fire them.

If they leave, then yes, I'd be the only one who knows. Mr. Riley has no memory of it, and back then he was wearing a mask, so Ms. Brooks had no way of recognizing him either." The full picture sank in for Kylee, and a rush of excitement stirred inside her. Wasn't this the perfect opening? If neither Collin nor Linsey could recognize each other, and Lowell alone knew the truth, then as long as he stayed silent, Collin would never know that Linsey was the woman he had spent the night with. It had been nothing more than a one-night stand, hardly worth holding on to.

Given time, Collin would forget, and she could take that opening to win him over. That thought brightened her eyes instantly. "Lowell, tell me what you want. Money is not a problem." Confusion flickered across Lowell's face. "I'm not sure what you're getting at." . . .