Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 1862

“Why do you want to leave?” Alyssa continued to ask curiously. “Aren’t you high and mighty here, commanding and summoning as you see fit? Even the Queen of the Dark Night Islands respects you. If I were you, I wouldn’t be so foolish as to oppose the Airspace Group!”

Mackenzie scoffed, “Power and status aren’t things that bring true joy and happiness.”

“So, what brings you happiness and joy?” Alyssa’s curiosity grew, her gaze eager for an answer.

“Love, family, friendship…” Mackenzie replied in one breath. “And peace and freedom!”

Alyssa looked at her with eyes reminiscent of how Emmanuel had once fought to save Ironskull and Ostrich, even at the cost of being injured by her and Alphonso. Then, suddenly, she sneered. “No wonder you and Emmanuel are married; you’re both fools!”

Mackenzie laughed too. “Being overly shrewd doesn’t necessarily lead to happiness! Don’t you think?”

As she spoke, she glanced at Alyssa and noticed the dagger in her hand.

“You’re right!”

her hand, tossing the dagger towards Mackenzie’s back. There,

had been lurking on the fifth floor, suddenly appeared, looking astonished. This wasn’t the

were opportunistic double–dealers. The siblings had privately agreed that with the Alliance’s advantage, they would support the crowd from behind, cheering them on. If the Alliance lost hope, they

the Airspace Group would certainly lead to high–level positions. They would shift from being slaves to slave owners! But now, his sister was missing this great opportunity to kill the Saintess and gain merit and instead fought against the Airspace Group’s

and I will hold off these experts and let the Saintess find the lab! We haven’t experienced

still smiled as he lifted his spiked club and

also looked at

think, but family is definitely more important to me

sentimental! You’re giving me goosebumps! Let’s go!”

was moved by the siblings‘ gesture, narrowly escaping death yet again. But she knew it wasn’t the time for sentimentality. Cradling her belly,

it

odd remnants scattered on