Chapter 297 Even Novels Wouldn't Dare Write This
After Maggie asked the question, her heart was filled with anxiety. She was afraid that Fiorello had deceived her from the very beginning.
Maggie's gaze was fixed on him, not missing any expression on his face.
Their eyes met, and Fiorello's thin lips pressed together slightly. Faced with the questioning, a trace of panic appeared in his heart.
Fiorello pondered for a long time before admitting in a deep voice. "No, the person who went on a date with you that day was not me."
Maggie was slightly stunned, her gaze complex and shocked as she stared at Fiorello.
He admitted it. He was not her date, which meant that he had been deceiving her from the very beginning for the past few months.
A suffocating feeling gripped Maggie's heart, making her feel stifled and uncomfortable. She laughed self-deprecatingly. "You have been lying to me from the start."
Even though she had guessed it earlier, hearing him admit it was still hard for her to accept.
The ordinary, happy life she had always believed in turned out to be a lie.
Fiorello's eyes flickered slightly, his voice hoarse. "Maggie, I didn't mean to deceive you."
"You didn't mean to." Maggie sneered, taking a step back to widen the distance between them. "The day you saw me at Mocha Haven Cafe, you knew I had mistaken you for someone else. You did it on purpose. Who are you really? Why did you do this?"
Fiorello truly had no way to refute this. Deceiving her was a lie he had told from the very beginning.
One lie required countless others to cover it up.
Over the past few months, he had told her many lies.
At this moment, Fiorello decided not to hide anymore. He was ready to reveal his identity today.
He looked into her eyes, his thin lips tightly pressed together. "I am Fiorello, the owner of the Visionary Futures Group."
Upon hearing this, Maggie's eyes widened in astonishment, looking at him in disbelief.
"The owner of the Visionary Futures Group, Fiorello Flores."
From the moment she entered this villa, Maggie had guessed that his identity was not ordinary, but hearing the words "the owner of the Visionary Futures Group" still shocked her.
'I had actually married a billionaire.'
'The rumored hidden wife of Fiorello turned out to be me.'
'My husband was the man Emily had always pursued.'
'The husband I shared a bed with was the big boss of my company's headquarters.'
Fiorello's words were like a dream to Maggie, too incredible to believe.
Maggie controlled her emotions and forced a smile. "Fiorello, you're joking with me, right? You can't possibly be the owner of the Visionary Futures Group. The owner of the Visionary Futures Group wouldn't marry someone as ordinary as me. This is impossible; even novels wouldn't dare write this; it's too unbelievable."
Maggie really couldn't believe it. That was a billionaire; he couldn't possibly marry her. They all married people of equal status.
But this luxurious villa couldn't be explained away.
Such a large villa in the Cyberland villa district would cost at least several billion dollars, not to mention the interior decoration, furnishings, and sky garden.
Adding it all up would require tens of billions of dollars.
She, who didn't even dare to dream of owning a three-bedroom house, was first stunned by Fiorello's residence and now by a tens-of-billions-dollar mansion. She couldn't believe it.
These billionaires, busy flying all over the world, wouldn't drive a twenty-thousand-dollar Chevrolet to take her to work every day.
Fiorello locked his gaze on her, took a step forward, and held her shoulders with both hands. "Maggie, this time, I'm not lying to you anymore. Our marriage is real, and I'm indeed the owner of the Visionary Futures Group. This will be our home from now on. I originally planned to tell you at the company's anniversary celebration on the 8th of next month."
He said in a deep voice, "That day at Mocha Haven Cafe, I was waiting for Holden. You suddenly walked up to me and proposed marriage. I was stunned. I thought, how could there be such an interesting woman who was not afraid of marrying the wrong person? Your words about marriage being a gamble made me decide to give it a try with you. Maybe it was fate, nothing special, just that you happened to appear."
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