Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 82

“Stop right there!”

The voice of an older man rang out from behind Shawn.

Shawn felt shivers down his spine as he recognized the voice instantly.

What the heck is going on? Not only is Ms. Mackenzie from the Quillen

family here, but the wealthiest man in Yeringham is here too!

Terence asserted his dominance with a simple command. Shawn

stumbled as he turned around to greet the older man. “Old Mr. Quillen!”

The Lowes were confused when they noticed the change in Shawn’s

attitude. It looks like Old Mr. Quillen holds quite a high position in society.

Fortunately for the Lowe family, they did not know who Shawn was.

Otherwise, they would be even more shocked.

“Oh? You know who I am?”

With one look, Terence could tell Shawn did not accidentally stumble into

the wrong place. He could tell that Shawn and his subordinates were there

to look for trouble, so he wanted to help alleviate the situation.

“Everyone in Yeringham knows who you are…” Shawn’s voice trembled as

he spoke.

In order to play along with his granddaughter’s act of pretending to be

not expose his identity. He casually said, “Stop trying

the point. What are

and I are good friends! I came in to say hello since

passing by!”

did not dare to say that he was there to collect a

badly if he offended the wealthiest family in

just for eighty thousand.

Why did you say you went to the wrong house,

glint flashed across

He was

reply.

business here, you

annoyed that Shawn had brought so many

It was their family’s big day that day, and she did

to interrupt the happy

he heard what Alessandra said.

quickly nodded in response

away.

“Mr. Zeller!”

just entered from outside, so he was clueless about

Shawn would take his

to see the latter leave so

“Don’t call me!”

not want to stay there for

“What about the money…”

was an honest man. He was

and

What’s

scratched his head

kitchen cooking, so he did not

the living room. When he was done

and Jack trying their best to

only branch of the Lowe family

They knew how to read the room