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    Evening had settled in by the time Linsey caught up with all the chatter online.


    “What are they all saying?” Confused, she nced at Collin after reading thestment.


    Her day had been a whirlwind—lending Shari a hand, catching up with Dolores, then rushing off to finalize her marriage with Collin, leaving little time for social media.


    It took a moment for her to piece together why people thought Collin had rushed to the registrar’s office.


    Collin hesitated for a heartbeat, then offered an exnation. “Once our photo was posted, someone shared a video in thements—the one where you dealt with Harold in the restaurant with just a mop and a swift kick. Suddenly, everyone started dering they wanted to marry you.”


    Curiosity led Linsey to CR Corporation’stest post, where a cascade of reactions awaited.


    She browsed through them,ughter bubbling up from time to time. “Collin, can’t you tell they’re just having fun? Nobody’s really proposing. It’s all in good humor.”


    Collin arched his eyebrows, revealing his doubts.


    As she scrolled further, Linsey noticed a handful of teasing remarks suggesting Collin didn’t quite measure up.


    Turning serious, she told him directly, “Collin, you know they’re just being yful. Besides, plenty ofments wish us happiness. Don’t let it get to you.”


    Linsey hesitated for a moment, concerned that Collin might continue to dwell in his quiet despondency. She gently added, “You’re powerful, influential, tall, incredibly handsome… and you treat me better than anyone ever has.”


    Though a faint blush warmed her cheeks, she spoke with unwavering sincerity. “In short, you’re extraordinary—far more than I ever dared to hope for.”


    She couldn’t pinpoint exactly when Collin had begun to harbor such insecurities.


    But now that she saw them surface so clearly, she realized something needed to change. If left unchecked, this silent unease could begin to erode the beautiful connection they had rebuilt.


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    Determined, Linsey set down her phone, cradled Collin’s face between her palms, and looked deep into his eyes. “Sweetheart, believe me—you’re the most perfect husband in the world to me. And I only love you. No one else.”


    She leaned forward and pressed a tender kiss to his lips, as if sealing her vow, offering himfort in its purest form.


    That night, as husband and wife reunited in every sense, their love spoke louder than words. A night meant for passion unfolded with warmth,ughter, and intimacy—a fitting celebration of their renewed vows.


    The monthly board meeting of Lawson Group was usually a routine gathering attended by key executives and a fewmitted shareholders, but today’s session was bustling with unfamiliar faces. Even some reclusive directors had shown up.


    Whispers filled the room like static: Jeffery was nning to transfer his shares to Linsey—the true daughter of the Lawson family. And this required a board vote.


    Until now, few within thepany had known of this development. And now, whispers ignited like wildfire.


    “She’s the wife of Collin, the founder of CR Corporation!”


    “Wait—Linsey’s Cruz and M’s real daughter?”


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