Chapter 160

After listening to Ryder’s story about his marriage, Mackenzie broke into a

disdainful smirk.

It was clearly a clichéd story of an honest man marrying a woman pregnant

with another man’s child. She was just surprised that it happened to one of

her relatives.

“Men of the Lowe family are truly idiots!”

Her words indirectly insulted Emmanuel again, yet he didn’t utter a word of

protest.

The truth was that he wasn’t in a much better situation than Ryder. To a

certain extent, he might actually be worse off.

After all, he and Mackenzie had a blitz marriage after meeting each other

only once. The interaction they shared was lesser than that of Ryder and

Abellyn.

At the very least, Ryder and Abellyn were intimate before getting hitched. In

contrast to them, he had still not held Mackenzie’s hand.

With that in mind, Emmanuel burst into sudden laughter. “That’s right. I don’t

deny that we’re idiots. That said, I think I’m a lot luckier than Ryder is!”

“What’s that supposed to mean?”

When Mackenzie gave him an abrupt stare, Emmanuel explained with a

blissful smile, “You’re not only more beautiful than Abellyn, but your character

is also so much better than hers. When I first married you for the sake of

placating my mother, I admit I was taking a huge risk. But thank God we’re

relatively happy now, aren’t we?”

Mackenzie pouted on purpose. “Hmph, you’re the one who’s happy, not me!”

“Did I do anything to upset you, Ms. Quillen?” Emmanuel inquired

immediately.

“Isn’t it obvious? You’re still being attacked online. If the matter escalates, I’m

afraid I–as your wife–will be dragged into it sooner or later!”

“Ah! I–I’m so sorry. I’ll deal with it immediately,” Emmanuel apologized.

Back when he declared that he would face it alone, he neglected the fact

that he had a lawfully wedded wife. If the online bullying continued,

Mackenzie would inadvertently be embroiled in it.

“That’s why you’re an idiot. Anyway, what do you plan to do?”

to every accusation to demonstrate our

that our accusers have twisted the facts. That’s how we’re going

However, we

our accusers. We don’t have enough funds to hire

ghostwriters to fight them and

The

one to Mackenzie. “I’ve plenty of friends in the

your clarification. As for

of

“Thank you, Ms. Quillen!”

his gratitude, Emmanuel

boosting the post. As long as a member

showcases

public would take our side out of a sense

Emmanuel showed, Mackenzie had no doubt that he

made the necessary preparations.

full faith in his character, she was also certain that

at him would definitely

pay a heavy price.

continued, “I refuse to believe that Granddad

I’m sure someone

scenes, and I’ll definitely get to the bottom

Mackenzie nodded in agreement.

Emmanuel’s granddad and his family

all out just to cheat tens of thousands. It seems there’s

meets the

case, we should let the matter fester a while

becomes, the more powerful our reprisal

I’ll help you find out who in the world is

Emmanuel expressed his gratitude again,

simplified

haughty smile, “Don’t thank me. I just don’t want to

plagued by your problems.”

in spite of her

put Lexi to work. She ordered

investigate who was behind the malicious article and was

to boost the

Emmanuel, he went off to

her room.

lunch was served, he received a call

it, Grandpa?”

just learned that you’re a victim

coping?”

the chairman of Terence Group, the

to the younger members of the

members of the Quillen family ran the

Yeringham, there was little left for him

greatest concern now was when Emmanuel and

would bear him a great–grandchild. Therefore, he was

out more about the situation so that he can crush

causing his grandson–in–law trouble.

I’m fine. Something as trivial as this won’t

to help me

touched by

filled with gratitude especially when he thought of how Ryder and

him. I can’t believe how nice

“Oh, Mackenzie?”

triggered a rush

he was worried that Mackenzie

difficult. If the situation continued, Terence’s

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