Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 438

That evening, Mackenzie sat on the sofa while feeling content and burping

after having a satisfying dinner.

Some people said that burping was essentially passing gas through one’s

mouth.

Mackenzie quickly covered her mouth and realized that she had eaten too

much tonight. If this happened at a social event, her image as a goddess for

over twenty years would likely be shattered, and those men who admired her

would probably drop their jaws in shock!

In the upper society, everyone only cared about her outward appearance.

Who would care if she was a normal person? Because Mackenzie was

beautiful, those men believed she was a flawless and impeccable robot who

was forever radiant and would never embarrass herself!

Although Mackenzie appeared superior in public, the pressure she carried on

her shoulders was known only to herself.

Fortunately, Emmanuel was busy tidying up since he returned, and no one

could see her current unqueenly appearance!

However, Mackenzie couldn’t deny that this carefree time without restrictions

made her feel incredibly relaxed. She used to worry about maintaining her

burden was too heavy. It was also one of

she didn’t

she found yet another reason to be with Emmanuel. In front of this

didn’t have to worry about her

any demands on her.

Emmanuel busy with various tasks since he came

for him.

saying, “Let me

mind, she added, It’s also a way

“You?”

looked at Mackenzie with disbelief on

never done any household chores

Quillen family and a goddess who

let her

You can go and focus on

have work

was firm.

some dramas then?” Emmanuel suggested. He

relax during her leisure

even look at handsome male celebrities. He wouldn’t

way he could spoil Mackenzie.

news.”

Emmanuel speechless once again.

his wife

the dishes! You go watch

forcefully took the dishwashing gloves from

a competent wife. He felt

her

household chores,

on top of the sink. You just

more

I’know. Don’t treat me like a three-year-old child. I

homemaker!”

those words she said, she thought

It couldn’t be too difficult