Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO
Chapter 769
Chapter 769
“I’m also scratching my head over this for my sister,” Emmanuel replied
slowly, but he didn’t continue. Instead, he advised, “Here’s some tea to relieve
fatigue. Mackenzie, why don’t you finish this cup of tea first?”
Mackenzie glared at him with a cold expression. Still, she followed his advice
and took a few sips of the tea.
Only then did Emmanuel continue speaking. “My sister and that guy have no
feelings for each other anymore. She wants a divorce, but my mom is dead
set against it!”
“So, that’s how it is. Then, there’s no need to collaborate with the Oatleys!”
Mackenzie immediately made the decision.
Emmanuel said seriously, “Mackenzie, thank you for caring so much about my
family, but when it comes to business matters, I hope you’re still making
the best interest
need you to teach me how
reality, she had always been like
be worldly-wise after
wasn’t angry
“Mackenzie, why don’t you take a hot bath
relax for a while?”
it. Don’t nag at me like my
inside, she felt that this kind of life wasn’t bad at all. “Oh, by the
the bathroom when she suddenly turned around
to talk to your mom about your
might listen to me!”
at once. He and Roselynn
might not really understand when
her. However, if Mackenzie was willing
able to persuade her! “Thank
coldly in response to his words of
idiot
out
look right!” Mackenzie immediately noticed
wasn’t right with
suddenly got
His life might be
Mackenzie was also surprised. “How could
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