Love At The Wrong Table

With Tessa already voicing her concerns to Blaze, dodging a confrontation might not be on the table anymore.

When Mackenzie mentioned that earlier, Blaze felt conflicted. He knew Emmanuel’s abilities, which made him doubt his odds in a brawl without paying a hefty price.

Just then, a fleet of luxury cars pulled up at the restaurant entrance.

Blaze’s eyes lit up at the sight of those cars, and he smirked. “Mackenzie, I see what you’re trying to do. You might be the big shot in Yeringham, but things operate differently here in Onza. There are plenty here who could stomp all over your Quillen family’s business!”

She frowned upon hearing that as she tried to decipher his words.

At that moment, Blaze led Tessa toward the cars parked at the entrance.

The bodyguards swiftly opened the doors, and Stanley emerged from one of the vehicles. Following behind him were Bobby and a few people Emmanuel and

Mackenzie didn’t recognize.

“Grandpa, Dad, you showed up at just the right moment!” Blaze grinned as he approached Stanley. “We had a bit of a situation today. Someone decided to stir up trouble for our family and threaten our alliance with the Ashford family!”

really? Let’s see who is causing all the fuss,” Stanley responded. He had been in the backseat of the Rolls-Royce earlier and hadn’t

he had a soft spot for Ronnie and

favor one son over the other. Therefore, when Blaze brought up

respect. So, when Stanley approached and recognized the person, he couldn’t help but tremble and address them politely, “Mr. Lowe, Ms. Quillen,

his grandfather’s reaction,

life, and Blaze had never known about any relationship between his

for lunch. We had reservations made yesterday. Your grandson suddenly booked the

that’s not fair!” Stanley responded promptly. “Everything should go by the rule of first come, first served. Even in business,

waitstaff exchanged nods. They were impressed

appeared far more

a family meal with the Ashfords? How can we let outsiders disrupt

really need the entire restaurant for just two families? One private

the reprimand and felt discontented. He felt his grandfather favored outsiders over him. He grumbled, This old coot should

book the entire venu but please bill us accordingly.