Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 315

Chapter 315

Hubert had always admired his older brother from a young age, so when he

received a phone call from Gautier, he quickly followed his instructions.

Little did he expect that, based on Gautier’s directions, he would actually find

Mackenzie!

Not only that, but the girl he had been pursuing for years was alone, looking

very weak, and only wearing a tight–fitting tank top. For some reason, she

didn’t have a coat.

Hubert’s eyes lit up at once. Gautier has never failed me! he mused.

“Mackenzie, are you okay?” Hubert hurried over in a nervous manner, wanting

to help Mackenzie and play the hero.

However, Mackenzie didn’t appreciate it. Just one icy glance made him

freeze, and his limbs stiffened.

He was the epitome of having lustful thoughts but lacking courage.

He had always dreamed of embracing Mackenzie’s beauty, but when given a

chance, he couldn’t make use of it.

Fortunately, Gautier had taught him a second move over the phone–to drive

a wedge in between her marriage with Emmanuel.

He had to eliminate his rival in love, which was his biggest obstacle to

pursuing Mackenzie.

“I swear, Mackenzie, Emmanuel is a d*ckhead. He abandoned you to save

Claudette. If it were me, I wouldn’t have done that. I would have come down

to save you-”

However, before he could finish his words, Mackenzie’s cold gaze fell upon

him, cutting through him like a cold blade.

“How do you know about all this?” Her eyes were filled with hostility.

She had already suspected that the Verkade family was behind the

assassination to get back at her for the business deal. Now, Hubert’s words

were practically an admission of guilt.

“I, um, well…” Hubert explained in a panic, “Everyone saw Emmanuel falling

while trying to save Claudette! That b*stard wants the best of both worlds

while I only have feelings for you. I won’t spare a glance at any other woman!”

It was originally a good opportunity to confess his feelings and highlight his

devotion through comparison. Unfortunately, Mackenzie didn’t care at all and