Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 270

Chapter 270

“I don’t think they’d be happy about that!”

As Alessandra came from a family with patriarchal values, it was inevitable

that she would prioritize the groom’s side. However, Roselynn was different.

“So what if they’re unhappy? Is Roselynn supposed to bow down to them for

the rest of her life? What’s the point of a marriage like that?”

All of a sudden, Mackenzie spoke up in support of Roselynn. With just one

sentence, she saved Roselynn the effort of convincing Alessandra, and the

latter could only go along with them.

Seeing that, Claudette stepped forward to speak to Mackenzie as well. “Miss

Quillen, I really like your personality. I don’t think that we should tell Roselynn

to compromise for them. I was just wondering, do you normally compromise

for your husband?”

Next to her, Roselynn was just as curious.

“This is a family matter, so you don’t have to worry about it, Ms. Lenoir!”

Mackenzie bit back, refusing to spare Claudette’s pride.

She knew that Claudette was trying to gauge their relationship as her rival in

love, and she would never allow it.

After Mackenzie walked away, Roselynn said to Claudette, “It looks like you

know my sister–in–law quite well.”

Knowing that they were not aware of Mackenzie’s true identity yet, Claudette

chose not to expose her and instead smiled as she said, “We’ve met many

times!”

Meanwhile, when Jessica hadn’t seen Roselynn emerge from the door after

waiting for over an hour, her face turned red from anger.

“Remember, Jaxton! When this woman moves in, you have to make sure you

get rid of her temper, or she’ll walk all over you for the rest of your life!”

“Don’t worry, Jessica! I’m a man!”

Jaxton was confident that although Roselynn acted like a queen before

marriage, she definitely had to be a caring housewife once they got married.

If not, he would not dote on her as much as he did now.

“Then you can keep waiting. I don’t think that woman will be leaving within an

hour!”