Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 164

“Hermann vehemently refused to sell his house back when Uncle Emerson

owed a hefty sum of money. He even pressured my mom to sell our house

and squeezed a substantial amount of cash out of her and Roselynn!”

Emmanuel’s voice trembled with emotion as he shared his past with

Mackenzie.

She, too, held a deep–seated disdain for such despicable individuals and

vowed to help Emmanuel turn the tide.

As they strolled past Hermann’s residence during dinner time, they were

taken aback to hear the sound of clinking glasses.

Jamison gleefully exclaimed to Hermann, “Grandpa, Emmanuel and Roselynn

are toast this time! Haha! Who would’ve thought our little tricks would have

such a profound impact!”

In a soft voice, Olivia spoke up. “Jamison, we’re still family at the end of the

day. Isn’t this crossing the line?”

Hermann sheered in response, “Crossing the line? No way! Not when we’re

dealing with such an ungrateful bunch! You ladies are too soft! Now, get out

sight! Don’t you dare interrupt

“Exactly! Grandma, have you forgotten how they

took more than forty thousand from us? My dad is

fork out eighty thousand to bail him

imprisoned abroad! They deserve

that’s not right of you to say. That

her rightful dividend. We’ve only

you accuse them of

cyberbullying because of the things you

online. It’s been a trending topic ever since,” Henrietta

concern.

delivering a harsh

The sound reverberated through the house, audible even to Emmanuel

Mackenzie who were

Hermann continued his rampage by dragging

the dinner table and subjecting her to

had dared

always known Hermann had a patriarchal mindset,

maternal grandfather’s cruelty caught Emmanuel

urge to burst

taste of

are nothing but trash, always taking the side

voice filled with contempt. “You

sight! Shouldn’t older sisters live

aunt, so what’s

they demand the

the amount! I’m telling you, I won’t stop until they

Those ungrateful bunch will live with cyberbullying

of their lives!”

as he listened to Hermann’s