Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Hannah had never returned to the town and had no idea about the situation there. She spoke without thinking.

Mackenzie felt like she was talking to a brick wall, but she still patiently said, “If they don’t have jobs, where would they get the money to buy cars?”

“Well, they can rent out their unused houses. Isn’t that simple?”

Hannah’s words drove Mackenzie crazy.

She thought she was detached from reality, but Hannah was even more out of touch.

Seeing that Mackenzie didn’t continue speaking, Hannah thought she had convinced her and sneered. “Nowadays, which family doesn’t have hundreds of thousands in savings? I don’t believe those few thousand people can’t survive without us Quillens taking over that mess of a mine!”

Hearing her aunt’s words, Mackenzie felt suffocated.

No wonder so many people advise against listening to experts who are out of touch with reality! Here’s a living example!

“Mackenzie, don’t waste your time talking with these people. They’re just talking nonsense! If they don’t want to help you, Mom can help you. I have tens of millions in savings. If you need it, I will fully support you and Emmanuel!” Felicity could see Mackenzie’s dilemma and took the initiative to speak up.

Mackenzie was slightly startled, clearly not expecting Felicity to support her this time.

It can’t even make a splash! You can’t buy over the

stared at Felicity, determined not to let her pull Mackenzie

didn’t back down and retorted, “Assuming that’s possible, you have received

Samantha and Hannah

Felicity had the

having a headache. Without Terence around, she was afraid that

at this moment, Beatrix called back.

mine has already been acquired, and the miners’ conditions have

Their Quillen family hadn’t made a move

Emmanuel’s friend? He invested 650

report, Mackenzie

he actually has a friend with such

mouths hanging open, looking at each other in disbelief!

this is

but smirk in satisfaction. “You Quillen family women, always feeling

problem. It’s funny how you’ve been here all this time, making