Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 143

Emmanuel did his best to calm Ryder.

A harmonious family was the key to prosperity. Moreover, Tommy was still a

child. Watching his parents argue or fight would only become a bad memory

when he grew up.

To Emmanuel’s surprise, Abellyn took advantage of his words and screeched,

“You hear that, Ryder? Your cousin cooks at home, too! You’re just an

incompetent man. You can’t make money, nor do you cook, yet you have the

audacity to scold your wife. You’re good for nothing!”

“You-”

Ryder clutched his throbbing chest, finding it hard to breathe suddenly.

“Ryder, are you all right? There, there. Stop fighting already.”

Emmanuel was afraid Ryder’s blood pressure might spike and cause health

problems if they continued arguing. After all, the latter’s blood pressure was already a little high.

Crossing her arms, Abellyn returned to the couch and beckoned for

Mackenzie to join her. “Come, Mackenzie. We, women, should rest and let the

men take care of dinner. Women should be doted on by men, anyway.”

Emmanuel was annoyed by Abellyn’s behavior too. He knew how hard Ryder

the family, yet Abellyn never

the feminist card. It was clear that she supported

panting and said nothing in

Mackenzie had been watching

and his wife.

only reason she was there that

of that, Mackenzie, too, thought Abellyn

woman, Mackenzie never once

was that Abellyn was being unkind. How could she deliberately anger her husband? Is she cold–blooded?

not be in charge of the chores at

I’m responsible for the

Mackenzie finally spoke up.

feeling good about herself moments ago, felt

flaming.

Did you hear that?” Ryder yelled, finally catching

more with Mackenzie’s words. “I’ve never seen a

play

Buy me a Maserati if

capable!”

For a moment, Abellyn dared

on the couch

transferred to Mackenzie.

mighty for? So what if she can

made a lot of money if I didn’t get

aggrieved, for she believed she

when I was in my early

all to him. So, why can’t

right! Stop arguing. You guys carry

Emmanuel said.

had come to celebrate Tommy’s

latter looking happy in a