Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 486

Following Mackenzie’s instructions, Emmanuel drove himself back home.

However, he couldn’t allow this situation to persist. If the Lenoir family couldn’t

bring him to justice through legal means, they would continue to send people

to target him and the Quillen family.

Emmanuel believed that a true man should take responsibility for his actions.

Despite Mackenzie and Terence exhibiting unwavering courage in the face of

the Lenoir family, the current situation was not what he desired.

At 12.00PM that day, Emmanuel embarked on a solitary drive to the Lenoir

Residence.

The security guards at the Lenoir family villa were taken aback when they

saw him willingly walking into what seemed like a trap.

“Emmanuel! Emmanuel is here!” A resounding shout echoed through the air.

Immediately, a large group of people rushed out of the villa and surrounded

Emmanuel from all sides.

Some even brandished guns, but they hesitated to open fire without the

owner’s command.

“Don’t shoot!” Suddenly, a beautiful young girl dashed out of the villa–it was

Elizabeth.

toward Emmanuel, and the security

a path

much time in the

to be there today. Little did she expect that despite

Lenoir family’s murderous intentions, Emmanuel still dared

their doorstep.

you doing here? You

are here!” Elizabeth pushed Emmanuel forcefully,

him to leave..

moved. He didn’t expect to find someone

stood by his side in this tumultuous

remained resolute and lowered his head

and Quillen families to be caught

because of me. I came here today to

up at Emmanuel, feeling

towering mountain.

that moment that she comprehended why Claudette

heart was also irresistibly drawn to

dare to stand up against the Lenoir

despite being well aware of their

the next instant, the security guards

the Lenoir family arrived on the

appeared with Laura by his side, followed closely behind by Felix

figures from

burst into laughter and

What

that moment, two possibilities crossed

family seriously and had

reached his breaking point and sought

mercy.

latter seemed more plausible to Adolph

Lenoir