Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 597

“I have no idea,” Emmanuel replied solemnly while shaking his head. His

relationship with Mackenzie was initially just a means to deal with his

mother’s arranged marriage, and his actions toward her were not driven by

her wealth.

Magnus neither laughed nor doubted him, but rather, he said with a tinge of

envy, “It seems you genuinely love Mackenzie. Congratulations on obtaining

the most precious and elusive thing in this world.”

That thing was love!

Emmanuel neither confirmed nor denied it. He chose not to respond to

Magnus‘ words.

“For you, the most valuable thing in the Quillen family is undoubtedly

Mackenzie’s affection. There’s nothing more priceless than mutual love.

However, for outsiders like us, there are two other things.”

At this point, Magnus‘ words completely piqued Emmanuel’s curiosity.

Having been inside the Quillen residence, Emmanuel knew that Felicity had

been continuously searching for the Quillen family’s possessions, which had

caused dissatisfaction and aversion from the Quillen family members.

However, Emmanuel had no idea what Felicity’s ultimate goal was. Perhaps

could find out from

Palace,

Sun,” Magnus revealed without

Quillen family in the

and the other is a product. However,

halfway and kept

away. As long as you

I refuse!” Emmanuel immediately cut

the information he wanted.

he and Magnus would forever

he waste time

displeasure flashed in Magnus‘ eyes, but after making

his lips into a

not in a

became even more repulsed after

expression.

after Magnus

was dressed in a fiery red spaghetti–strap dress,

of underwear worn on the outside. Her flesh–colored silk

revealed her belly button

like a charming and alluring gaze

lady.

areas were covered and she did not reveal an inch

exuded an incredibly

was no doubt that this

She was simply enchanting!

daughter and I have been waiting

Laura, her tone devoid of

Emmanuel quite uncomfortable.

few years older than

was

man would feel comfortable being flirted

here to

I was afraid you’d forget about my daughter. Come.