A Whirlwind Marriage with the Beautiful CEO

Chapter 630

“Emmanuel!” Mackenzie emerged from the snow in the forest below when

she heard someone calling her. The icy CEO of Terence Group, who was

usually cold and composed, was a bit disheveled at the moment.

After just slapping Sarah out of anger, she left the Lowe residence. As she

was unfamiliar with the surroundings, she inexplicably found herself in the

western forest when she intended to walk back to the village entrance and

leave by car.

But just as she was about to turn back, a red serpent appeared beneath her

feet, startling her unexpectedly. The entire snake was bright red, as if

drenched in blood. Moreover, it possessed some kind of spirituality, coiling

itself on the path Mackenzie intended to take.

Having no choice, Mackenzie, who never backed down, had to make way for

this cold–blooded creature to ensure her safety. Alas, with this change of

direction, she completely lost her way.

She attempted to make phone calls for help, only to realize that there was no

in this area. It was too remote. To make

kept emerging along the

hell is this place?!”

on her courage—gradually felt

Fear of snakes was a natural instinct for

many snakes all at once

goosebumps to rise all

moment of carelessness, she tumbled down from the slope

feeling extremely cold and uncomfortable.

a snow tomb!” Someone suddenly responded to Mackenzie’s

woods below the slope. It was

goes there?!” Mackenzie broke out in a cold sweat instantly, but she

the surface. The CEO’s courage was now on

12 million target, still keeping

not bad!” That voice came again.

couldn’t determine the

reached into her pocket.

years ago, her father bought her a

her as a birthday gift.

dangers in their lives, especially beautiful

knife is called the Empress

to protect you when I

but

bring it out. After all, someone was willing to pay 12 million for her

you? Mackenzie!” Emmanuel’s voice came again from

above the hill.

woman breathed a silent sigh of relief. As long as the idiot was by