Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 411

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I can’t believe Emmanuel’s wife is begging him to go back not long after.

Besides, the way Mackenzie summoned Emmanuel back home is also pretty

bone-chilling, I’d say. Jack had always thought that Mackenzie was just an

ordinary woman who happened to be beautiful and rich, but after reading

the message, he realized he had been wrong all the while. She must be

someone influential for making Yeringham’s press send that kind of

message; this isn’t just about money, but also connections!

Meanwhile, Jaxton was as surprised as Jack after reading the message.

Although he had long known Mackenzie was from the rich and powerful

Quillen family, he didn’t think she would go so far just to reconcile with

Emmanuel. After all, Mackenzie’s action of using the press to send out a

personal message could be followed by serious consequences that might

put the Quillen family in trouble. Therefore, he couldn’t help but wonder why

she would do that. Looks like she’s pretty determined!

“Do you see that, Mom? Mackenzie isn’t going to divorce Emmanuel!”

the news with

of that, but I wonder where Emmanuel is right

heard the news. Turns

Emmanuel too. That’s good! What’s left now

should

figure out a way to look for Emmanuel!” Roselynn couldn’t

her own brother, but soon, she caught a

from the corner of her eyes. “Why are

face was written with an awkward expression. After all,

an unexpected and dramatic

it wasn’t Mackenzie who wanted to divorce

to Mackenzie at all. “My bad,

my best to get your brother

you forget that you were trying to cut ties with me

he’s

the man was up to. Although he

would

was awkward, but he hid his feelings

better, Roselynn. Stay in touch!” He finished his

the Lowe family.

fact that Jaxton acted as

nothing

grateful that Emmanuel isn’t here

regret it!

to find Emmanuel, Roselynn?

Benny showed

gloating about the

I can do! I know some

frequent. I’ll look

hand,

of Mackenzie’s decision to remarry Emmanuel,

he needed to win his cousin’s favor. After all,