Secret Wife Real Billionaire (by Ela) novel Chapter 199

Chapter 199 My actions

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Chapter 199 My actions

Marcelo’s lips tightened; he was not about to admit anything.

“You should make things right with your wife. But even if you are her husband, I can’t let you go upstairs,” the manager said, taking the milk tea from Marcelo’s grasp. “I’ll bring this up to her for you.”

As the manager spoke, a tall man entered the lobby.

“Who are you looking for?” he asked the newcomer.

Marvin, with his understated elegance, was well aware of the establishment’s protocols. “I’m here to see Sarah in Room 302,” he stated calmly.

“Do you have your marriage certificate with you too?” the manager asked jokingly, still holding the milk tea in one hand while extending the other.

“What?” Marvin responded, puzzled by the unusual request.

“You can’t go upstairs without a marriage certificate!” the manager announced disdainfully. “See, that man over there and Renee are at the point of squabbling and making up, all because they’re married. Young man, you’ve got to step up your game if you’re trying to win someone’s heart!” With those words, he swiped his card and ascended the stairs slowly, milk tea in hand. Marvin, wearing an expression of mild annoyance, glanced at Marcelo. He was here for Sarah, yet suddenly, the topic of a marriage certificate was thrown into the mix.

“Mr. King, I gather Mrs. King hasn’t forgiven you yet?” Marvin couldn’t help but imply that Marcelo’s effort was in vain. He believed that it was Marcelo’s failure to resolve things with Renee that gave Sarah a reason to stay here.

“And what about you? You were taken to the security office, but you haven’t managed to take Sarah with you yet?” Marcelo shot back, irked by the notion that Marvin hadn’t yet removed the so–called third wheel, Sarah.

Despite having worked together before, the two men shared looks of displeasure.

Yet, realizing neither of them could get into the dormitory, they both couldn’t help but feel a bit of satisfaction at each other’s predicament.

When Renee opened the door at the knock, she was greeted by the manager’s cheerful voice. “Renee, here’s your milk tea!” he said, beaming. “Your husband sent it.”

The mention of “husband” took Renee aback.

“Marcelo? How… How do you know I’m married to him?”

“He showed me your marriage certificate!” The manager laughed, thinking the whole scenario amusing. “I prevented him from entering the dormitory. But since you’re married, I didn’t refuse his request to deliver this. Here you are. The rest is up to you two.”

“I’m sorry for the inconvenience…” Renee apologized, feeling guilty about the trouble her personal matters had caused.

“It’s all good!” the manager assured her, then turned to Sarah. “And miss, there’s someone here for you too. But since I stopped Renee’s husband, I couldn’t exactly let your visitor in without question.”

“Thanks a lot,” Sarah said, already guessing the visitor was Marvin, who had shown up unannounced because she hadn’t answered his calls,

Sarah turned to face Renee. Their eyes met, sharing a moment of mutual understanding.

Renee handed Sarah one of the milk teas.

Chapter 199 My actions

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“It’s from your ex–husband. Do you still want to have it?” Sarah asked, a hint of curiosity in her voice. She accepted it, albeit hesitantly.

“Might as well drink it. It’s not like I can send it back.”

Renee decided to accept the drink as if it were from a stranger, spating herself the hassle of going out for a drink.

Downstairs, Marcelo and Marvin stood, their gazes fixed on the balcony of Room 302. But even after two hours, the women showed no sign of appearing on the balcony.

“What are those two good–looking guys staring at?” bystanders murmured, craning their necks to see what had caught the men’s attention.

“I don’t see anything special. They’re acting pretty odd!”

Marcelo and Marvin found themselves at a loss for words, feeling somewhat out of place.

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The following day, Renee and Sarah stepped out for breakfast, only to find the two men still stationed outside the dormitory. The sight of them caught the attention of many students, who slowed down to steal glances at the imposing figures.

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“Can we talk, Renee?” Marcelo’s voice was rough, showing he hadn’t slept at all.

Renee noticed the dark shadows under his eyes and agreed. They indeed needed to talk.

“Sarah…” Marvin stood before her, his face expressionless, yet somehow conveying a sense of sadness.

“Marvin, it’s time for you to leave. Now that you’re better, you should return to your own family, the Hills,” Sarah told him.

Marvin took her hand, looking deeply into her eyes as if she was his entire world. “I want to bring you back with me.”

Sarah sighed and pulled her hand away.

“Marvin, we’re not suited for each other. Once you’re fully yourself again, you’ll realize you don’t feel for me the way you think you do.”

“I’m completely in my right mind now!” Marvin insisted.

Sarah stared at him in shock. “Really?”

“My mind is as clear as it’s ever been,” Marvin admitted. “But I’m certain I want to marry you, Sarah.”

“You’re…your mind is clear?” She was struggling to grasp this.

Even after his recovery, he still looked at her with so much affection and held her hand as it nothing had changed. Yet, she could see differences in him, especially in his more determined gaze.

“But, Marvin, your family’s complexities…I can’t be part of that world. I don’t want to marry into such a complicated situation.”

Sarah doubted Marvin’s feelings for her.

Could he really love her, especially after just a brain injury?

“Is it the complexity of the Hill family that’s making you hesitate Marvin’s expression grew serious.

“Yes.” Sarah felt her reasoning was solid. One couldn’t simply change their family or background.

“Alright,” Marvin conceded. “I’ll ensure the Hill family is no obstacle. I want you to feel at ease as the lady of the Hill household!

Chapter 199 My actions

It was a sunny, warm morning in spring when Renee led Marcelo to a secluded area.

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“Marcelo, I have no interest in your wealth. We can finalize the divorce,” she stated, her voice steady and clear. “I won’t claim the clothes, jewelry, or cars you’ve given me.”

Renee had already taken the essentials with her.

When she was brought to his mansion by the Hudson family, she brought only essential items such as her identification card, mobile phone, and computer.

Was she even contemplating a division of assets?

Marcelo’s expression turned grim, a shadow of anger passing over his face.

Yet, in his fury, he maintained an eerie calmness.

“Do you truly believe that divorcing me without claiming a single penny is wise, Renee?” he questioned, his tone laced with disbelief.

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