Love at the Wrong Table novel Chapter 728

Chapter 728

She was looking forward to seeing his reaction.

Emmanuel, being emotionally obtuse and not on the same wavelength as

Beatrix, was still puzzled about what had just happened with his sister-in-law.

As soon as he closed the door, Mackenzie had already come out in her

bathrobe.

Her body was radiating heat, and her scent instantly filled the room.

Emmanuel was instantly captivated upon seeing his wife’s fair and delicate

beauty.

Her charming face was partially unveiled, exuding a tender and captivating

allure. The elegance of this beauty surpassed even the heavens, perhaps the

legendary beauty described in epics was none other than the icy maiden

from a past life!

“What happened? Did Beatrix come by?”

Mackenzie glanced at him and asked.

Only then did Emmanuel react, realizing that he had acted indiscreetly

earlier. He quickly shook his head and replied, “Oh, yes, she came to deliver

medical supplies! She rushed over here and then rushed off…”

“That girl…”

Mackenzie didn’t see Beatrix’s behavior just now, but from Emmanuel’s

description, she felt that her sister was acting a bit strange.

She was usually a bit quirky, but not to the point of being neurotic!

Mackenzie was a meticulous person. The medical supplies were delivered by

Lexi at her request, so she naturally had to check if anything was missing.

Upon opening the box, she found a conspicuous box of condoms.

“That… That girl!”

Mackenzie lightly bit her crimson lip and was truly rendered speechless by

her younger sister. She knew that woman was always thinking about all sorts

of nonsense.

She then took a look at the bed sheet and saw the blood stain that

Emmanuel had accidentally left just now. She immediately guessed the

reason for Beatrix’s strange behavior.

“What’s wrong?”

Emmanuel also sensed something was off and leaned over to take a look.

Seeing the box of condoms, and then following Mackenzie’s gaze to the blood

stain on the bed, he suddenly understood what happened!

“Ah! No wonder…”