Love At The Wrong Table
Chapter 41
Chapter 41
“How about we make a bet, Lexi?” proposed Beatrix
confidently. “I think this man will leave her by the end
of this year, which is three months from now. Either she
throws him out, or he leaves of his own volition. If he
succeeds and even spends the new years at the
Quillen residence, I lose!” There’s no way a man can
tolerate my misandristic sister for three months. I know
she’s only married to him to please Grandpa. Nothing
substantial will come out of this relationship, much less
a baby. Once Grandpa runs out of patience and urges
Sarah to marry someone, Mackenzie will be free.
Meanwhile, Lexi was amused. What am I going to bet
with her? I’m just a part–timer!
Excitedly, Beatrix continued, “If I win, I’ll remain single for
the rest of my life. If I lose, I’ll marry someone and give
birth to a baby boy for the Quillen family!”
Beatrix’s enthusiasm, Lexi
bet. Whether she
me, though. It seems like
a bet
are you two talking
from inside
Beatrix was, even she couldn’t help but shudder when she heard her sister’s
Ms. Quillen!” Lexi greeted her
smile.
Mackenzie sneered as
the table. It was the photos Lexi had
her. “Mind explaining to me
going on with this?”
a little as she faced
frigid countenance.
tongue out
It’s only normal
learned of it!”
him?” Amused, Mackenzie
he’s merely attending a banquet with
sister?”
His sister?” Lexi was shocked
Roselynn was Emmanuel’s
until half a second
similarly. “What? His sister?”
sister
she had fallen into a frozen cellar. “Why
you already know what’s going on,
sisters, she
Beatrix, which was why the latter was
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