Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 329

“Mackenzie has a really strange temper, Mom. I just don’t understand her!”

Cornered by Alessandra’s pressure, Emmanuel had no choice but to turn

around and speak.

“W–What?” She was also in a state of exasperation, not knowing whether to

cry or laugh. Immediately, she circled back to him, assuming a parental

posture. “Manny, women’s thoughts are more delicate and complex than

men’s. It’s normal for women to throw some tantrums. You’re a grown man.

Can’t you accommodate her a bit?”

“Mom, I-” He wanted to say that he had been accommodating her all along.

However, his personality prevented him from saying anything. He was so

frustrated that he even took out a cigarette and wanted to smoke it.

Yet, Alessandra snatched the cigarette from him and reprimanded, “You

don’t usually smoke, so why are you smoking now? I’m telling you now. If you

don’t bring Mackenzie back, I’ll… I’ll be angry! Really angry!” Growing

increasingly desperate, her tone of speech indicated her state of mind. She

had always showered her son with affection, never before uttering such

words.

Emmanuel understood his mother’s feelings,

about her health. So, he

“Calm down, Mom. I understand everything you’re

thought, Even if I understand, Mackenzie

I don’t have the

if I want to.

do! I can’t just sit here and do nothing. I’ll

any good solutions.” Alessandra knew that her son’s

so it was better to go

had a

what she said to Terence, after she finished the call, he told

Tommy to stay with them for a

he didn’t ask, she didn’t tell him

Terence either.

the other hand, in the Lenoir Residence, Claudette paced back and

holding her phone. She wanted

the courage, as she was afraid of

being a shameless mistress. But

that he has already divorced

me!” She sighed and put her phone down for

next moment, the door of the room was

woman.

said, “Aunt Laura, can you have

Remember to knock when entering a

was some prostitute who entered

room.”

mother and daughter were goddess–like figures outside, and

men from outside were to see