Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 1654

“Well, Ms. Quillen. I’m afraid your opinion of me is wrong.” Wescott grinned.

“Your offer isn’t enough to gain my loyalty. I’m aware we can’t win against the

Grandmaster, but what if we also hurt you?”

He’s threatening me. Mackenzie frowned. He’s a tough and bold opponent. He

isn’t afraid of defying the Grandmaster’s wife or the future chairman of the

Nuthana Chamber of Commerce. However, he’s the one who will back down

between us today.

“Scottie, you’re only half right about your words,” Emmanuel interjected.

“Go ahead. Correct me.” Wescott signaled for his men to ready their

weapons.

They doubted Emmanuel could protect Mackenzie when they rushed at the

pair at once with such a huge difference in numbers.

Wescott’s men could almost see their victory.

Chapter 1654 His True Capability

Emmanuel’s lips curled into a smirk as he snapped his fingers.

The next moment, blood drained from the other men’s faces.

The ground beneath them was trembling as if an earthquake struck.

Countless cars surged toward them like waves.

Sage and Eve led the members of the Wolf Warrior Society out of the cars.

impressive, but their synchronized

more terrifying. These people

well–trained combat troop.

and his men watched the group’s arrival in

him at them.

to the ground.

“Step aside, Mackenzie.

“Okay.”

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walked over to the formation.

right now!” Wescott shouted. He knew very well what

once she left

thinking to hope they could stop the couple.

turning to the side. The two men who lunged at

backward as if they

and coughed up blood, causing their companions

the process like dominoes

the entrance after ensuring Mackenzie was safe with

Warrior Society. “Anyone wants

a question he posed softly, but nobody dared to

Wescott

growled. The powerful aura

place. The sweating Wescott finally

His True

a

well what would happen if he refused to submit.

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was now at the peak of its power. The

wouldn’t

a chance against Emmanuel if

his terrified lackeys

second–guess his action.

crowd and demanded, “Scottie, can