Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 485

Mackenzie, engrossed in handling some matters on her phone, was caught

off guard by the sudden jolt, leaving her slightly disheveled. Hastily, she tidied

her hair and glanced up.

She knew Emmanuel was a skilled driver and wouldn’t brake so suddenly

without reason. However, it was early in the morning, so what could be

obstructing their path at the residential area entrance?

As her gaze lifted, instant comprehension dawned upon her. Her eyebrows

furrowed, and she swiftly rolled down the car window to deliver a stern

reprimand. “Quintus, what kind of crazy stunt are you pulling again? Get lost!”

The strained connection she had with the Lenoir family had intensified her

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aversion toward Quintus. Why are people from the Lenoir family so annoying?

“Mackenzie, I’m not here to find you today!” Quintus‘ attitude was slightly

different from usual. He abandoned his sycophantic attitude and directly

pointed at Emmanuel, challenging, “Emmanuel, if you’re a man, get out of the

car. I must have a showdown with you today!”

“What a crazy man!” Mackenzie muttered under her breath and firmly

him! I’ll

happens!”

was stunned. While he also found Quintus annoying,

behave recklessly and ram into the

conflict with

drastic measures, the situation would only

do it, then I will!” Faced

seatbelt and reached

down!” Emmanuel hurriedly attempted to

he shut his mouth

proceed as she pleased.

grasp the reason behind it. Perhaps it was

the rationality that was

was place his trust in

the gas pedal, and

Quintus recklessly.

the heck? Is she out of her mind?!” Quintus cursed angrily

attempting to dodge

but it turned out he was

dared to crash

of

settled back into the passenger seat, looking

had happened.

her a thumbs

to admire his

anyone else from the

believe they would dare to do anything

the right, we shouldn’t be afraid of them!” Mackenzie

advised Emmanuel.

long sigh upon hearing that. While his conscience

most matters, the weight of guilt regarding Claudette’s

lingered within him.

death was the catalyst for the