Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 471

Mackenzie teased, “Are you doing it or not? If not, I’ll ask Wally and my family

bodyguards to follow me.”

At that, she took out her phone and pretended to make a call.

As expected, Emmanuel put a hand on hers and said, “Then let me go with

you. I don’t trust others to do that.”

His sweet words put a smile on her face, but she immediately frowned to

cover it.

After starting the car, he asked, “Isn’t the Lenoir family working with the

Verkades against the Quillen family’s business? Why is Tobias investing in

your family’s business?”

At that, Mackenzie answered, “You don’t know General Lenoir. He might look

like a serious man, but he’s a playboy who had many wives.”

Emmanuel knew the fact about Adolph. Claudette once told him that her

mother was Adolph’s third wife, while Laura was his fourth wife. However, it

wasn’t a rare case to marry many women in the social circle of wealthy and

influential figures.

Mackenzie continued, “Even though Tobias is a good–for–nothing, he’s the

son in the family because his mother

whole lot of wealth

be able to live a comfortable life with that

nodded. That explains why I never see the

than a week. He’s a playboy like his

legacy enables him to be a

see what happens. Maybe he’s

the Terence Group.”

suspected Tobias‘ motives, but the Terence Group needed

choice but to

if it was a

later, the Maserati stopped in front of a villa on

Yeringham.

huge villa, and the decorations exuded a romantic vibe.

that this place was where

the car and walked

with a few bodyguards

woman, took the initiative to greet

him.

all, the old man was a former personal bodyguard

and it helped him to earn a reputation

Mackenzie knew him.

Lenoir is expecting you. Please

Felix John, treated Mackenzie

if he didn’t see

the relationship between Mackenzie

assumed Emmanuel worked for

paid no mind to

villa, and his discovery

romantic candlelight dinner was prepared in

though it was daytime.

a playboy! Emmanuel knew Tobias was up

something.