Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 418

“Mackenzie, it’s possible that Emmanuel found out someone was looking for

him, so he left early!” Beatrix immediately speculated.

Mackenzie felt her frown deepen. Could it be true?

She knew Emmanuel very well. That man appeared foolish, but he had strong

observational skills. It was possible that he had sensed someone was looking

for him and decided to flee.

Was he still avoiding her?

Why?

Well, she didn’t care whether it was true. Instead, she immediately took out

her phone and instructed, “Lexi, send someone to Onza to find Emmanuel! It

doesn’t matter if we have to dig for clues, search the whole city! I need to find

that infuriating man!”

Jude couldn’t help but laugh upon hearing the one–sided conversation.

Search the whole city?

This woman was great in every aspect, but she seemed rather addled. Who

did she think she was? The richest person in the city?

Onza was vast, and for them to find one person was like finding a needle in a

city. It was nothing but a pipe

care about the

phone, she felt that relying solely on

for the outcome she desired. So,

gave it a moment of thought, she

well.

she was certain that Emmanuel,

slip away

if that man truly wanted to leave her, he had to explain

would never allow

You finally found that brat

3/5

the Quillen residence, Terence received the

equally thrilled. He immediately

that brat Emmanuel back

even more

granddaughter could afford to wait, but given his age

didn’t have any time left to

didn’t find Emmanuel soon, Terence might not live long

the Quillen family’s great–grandchild. Then, who would

Quillen family estate

about to tease Mackenzie after seeing that she

for so long. He was almost fifty years old himself,

Mackenzie, but he had never

elegant beauty

beauty

juvenile. Searching the whole city for someone? Had

too many novels

the actions of a CEO, so what was she trying to prove as

woman?

suddenly a commotion outside the apartment door

that little tidbit

the approaching Jude and walked past

toward the door.