Married to a Masquerading Tycoon novel Chapter 2

When we were dating, my husband and I used to joke around, casually checking each

other's phones.

But as the years went by, and our work schedules got busier, I never thought to

question him. I trusted him completely.

This was the first time I’d looked at his phone since we got married.

I still remembered the password, so I unlocked it and scrolled through. His WeChat

was filled with the usual work groups and casual chats.

Aside from that, there were just a few standard apps for entertainment.

Nothing seemed out of the ordinary.

Maybe I really was just overthinking things?

“Hey, babe, I’m done with my shower. We’re out of body wash, can you grab some

tomorrow?”

Suddenly, he walked out, towel-drying his hair.

I quickly put the phone down, but he noticed.

He smiled. “We’ve been married for years—don’t you trust me? Want to take

another look?”

He sat down on the couch next to me, “What’s up? Why are you suddenly interested

in my phone?”

“Nothing serious. My mom was unsure about something. I tried to help her, but she

still wanted to get your opinion. I just wanted to see what she texted you.”

I decided to keep my suspicions to myself for now.

He raised an eyebrow slightly,

“You’re the one who runs this household; you don’t need my opinion for everything.”

“You know I trust you more than anyone.”

I took a deep breath and shook my head.

“It’s nothing. I heard there’s a new apartment complex on the west side of the city

offering low down payments. Maybe we should check it out?”

But he shrugged,

“There’s no rush. We can save a bit more, and by then, the loan interest rates might

be lower.”

That night, I couldn’t sleep like I usually did.

He thought I was out cold, but I watched him through the reflection in the mirror as

he picked up his phone and sat up in bed.

His expression was serious as he entered the password.

But it wasn’t the password I knew before.