Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO novel Chapter 615

Summary for Chapter 615: Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Summary of Chapter 615 from Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 615 marks a crucial moment in Ruby Fennimore’s Novel novel, Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 615

Emmanuel knew Mackenzie enjoyed the tranquility and assumed she did not

like crowded and lively environments. So, he found an opportunity to pull her

away through the back door. Both kept walking upward until they found a

quiet spot.

She stood at the elevated spot, admiring the scenery of Hero’s Village.

Though it was not a utopia, the environment was clean and comfortable. It

was perfect for a living!

“Mackenzie, thank you for coming!” He walked toward her side and sincerely

expressed his gratitude. “My mother is so content. I’ve never seen her smile

this happily before!”

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She intentionally turned her face away. “Hmph, didn’t I promise you? Did you

think I would break my promise?”

“No, I knew you would keep your promise!” he replied, and a hint of delight

flashed in Mackenzie’s eyes. This man understands me. He continued, “I was

worried you were still upset with me from last night.”

Hearing his words, she became angry and suddenly stared at him with cold

eyes. “What? Am I such a petty person in your eyes? Didn’t I tell you I don’t

know the taste of jealousy?”

“Um…” Emmanuel was most afraid of his wife being angry. Although he knew

she was jealous, when she said it like that, even a straightforward guy like

him had to stay silent, right? Hence, he quickly smiled and coaxed, “I knew

you’d understand and believe in me. Claudette and I don’t have the same

kind of relationship as you and-”

“What kind of relationship do we have, then?” She skillfully interrupted his

words at the right moment. It was an art.

“We’re friends!” He confessed.

“And what about us?” She continued to ask, feeling a hint of sweetness in her

Sorry. It made you embarrassed.”

“What is there for me to be embarrassed about?” She looked at him again

and continued, “The one who should feel embarrassed is you, isn’t it? My

family doesn’t accept you, you can’t enter the Quillen family, but that’s not

my concern. It’s all your own doing!”

“Um…” He was stunned. Her words saddened him! After taking a deep breath,

he solemnly said, “Ms. Quillen, a husband and wife are a partnership. Your

words will hurt our relationship.”

She gravely replied, “You’ve done things that hurt our relationship. Do you

expect me to take the initiative to fix it?”

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