I Secretly Married an A-List Young Actor

: Secret Marriage

I'm secretly married to an A-list young actor.

He's a celebrity, and I'm a public school teacher.

Our secret marriage has its ups and downs, but it's never dull.

Until one day, a photo of him in a passionate kiss shot to the top of the trending topics.

He said, "That's my wife. It's legal."

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"Honey, I'm heading out."

Ronan Thorne sat on the edge of the bed, looking at me pitifully.

Like a little puppy about to be abandoned.

I reached out and patted his head. "Go on, hurry up. I'll be right here waiting for you."

Ronan Thorne looked a little disappointed. "Honey, you didn't call me the right thing."

We'd been married for three years, and I'd long since gotten used to his clinginess, which I once found so awkward.

"Darling husband, you should get to work. Don't worry about me."

Ronan Thorne was very pleased with my performance, left a kiss, and departed.

I slept a little longer before getting out of bed.

This is the third year of my secret marriage to Ronan Thorne.

That's right, we're secretly married.

Ours was a childhood betrothal; we're childhood sweethearts.

The year we were supposed to get married, Ronan Thorne starred in a web series that became a minor hit.

His agent, Cole Young, grabbed my hand and begged me to agree to a secret marriage.

"I've been managing Ronan for three years, and he's only just now started to get popular. If news broke that he got married so young, everything would be ruined."

Cole Young spoke with such sincerity, as if Ronan Thorne were his own son.

Under Ronan Thorne's mournful gaze, I agreed.

After breakfast, my mom called. "Mom, what's up?"

"Your grandmother isn't feeling well. When you have a moment, could you take her to the hospital?"

I agreed and drove home.

I took my grandma to the hospital. While she was getting her check-up, my mom couldn't help but nag, "You're not getting any younger, you know. You really should be thinking about marriage."

That's right. Our marriage was so secret that not even my own mother knew.

"Mom, I've got it under control," I said, dodging the subject as usual.

My mom had tried to persuade me many times, but she knew it was pointless to say more, so she dropped it.

Grandma's test results came back fine. After taking them home, I left.

On the way, I got a call from Ronan Thorne. "Honey, what are you up to?"

"I just took Grandma to the hospital for a check-up. How about you? Is the shoot going smoothly?"

Ronan Thorne sighed, unable to hide his disappointment. "It's going smoothly. But without my wife here, I'm so lonely."

"Cole Young said there have been a lot of paparazzi following you lately. We need to be careful."

I parked the car and got into the elevator, still on the phone.

Ronan Thorne was silent for a moment. "Honey, what if we just go public?"

"What about your career?" I asked as I walked through the door, kicked off my shoes, and flopped onto the sofa.

Ronan Thorne had never agreed with the idea of a secret marriage. He believed that even if we went public, his career would be fine.

But Cole Young, as his agent, refused to allow it, just to be on the safe side.

"Honey, just wait a few more years for me. Once my career is stable, I promise I'll let the whole world know you're my Mrs. Thorne."

I'd always believed in Ronan Thorne's promises.

After hanging up, I got a call from my assistant teacher, Dottie. "Ms. Sterling, Cody's mom said Cody got hurt. Do you know anything about it?"

After graduating, I became a kindergarten teacher at a school in the city. This is my fourth year on the job, and Dottie is my assistant teacher.

"I know. I'll explain it to his mom."

I hung up with Dottie and called Cody's mom to explain the situation.

Cody's mom was understanding and just hoped Cody could get more rest when he came back to school next week.

I agreed to everything and told her to make sure he rested well.

After hanging up, I lay on the sofa.

The house was huge, and the silence was terrifying.

'Although I had gradually grown accustomed to our life of secret marriage, I sometimes envied those who could walk hand-in-hand in the sunlight.'

I turned on the TV, and a show starring Ronan Thorne was playing.

Cole Young always said he was a natural-born actor. Even without professional training, on camera he became the character.

'Watching him shine so brightly on screen made me feel like my sacrifices had been worth it, in a way.'

The next day, I opened my eyes to a message from Ronan Thorne: "Honey, you have to believe me. There's nothing going on between me and Crystal Song."

I didn't reply. Instead, I opened Streamer.

The number one trending topic was [Ronan Thorne and Crystal Song's Relationship Exposed].