Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 149

Regretfully, Abellyn had accidentally got pregnant at that time. That was the

only reason she had set her sights on Ryder, who was an honest man, by

pretending to be intoxicated and offering herself to him.

Fortunately, her son was born at full term and resembled her, so the man had

never once suspected the truth in the past six years.

However, a leopard never changed its spots. As she was accustomed to

being lazy, it was practically impossible for her to work for a living anymore.

Yet, it was no longer a piece of cake for her to obtain fast money as she did in

the past

At her silence, Chloe continued softly, “You’re not even thirty years old yet

Abellyn. Try your best to lose weight. Even if you get a divorce, I can introduce

a few rich bachelors to you. So, can you threaten that man a bit when you go

home? All my hopes are pinned on Robby now I only want him to make

something of himself and have someone backing him up if he were to

succeed, he could also support you, no?”

Abellyn had not had much education and had been duped by her sister ever

having been brainwashed then, she gritted

and vowed, “Don’t worry, Chloe. If he

won’t bear to part

like it! You’re still very young,

of a

about her own interests, Chloe could not care

her sister’s marriage crumbling to the

incited

a

of the

again delivered a box of fresh

embarrassed. “Mackenzie and I have enough fruits, Ryder. You don’t

send fruits to

airily and replied, “It’s

Ms. Quillen and you had someone

I merely

Emmanuel sighed imperceptibly.

with both Mackenzie’s

personalities.

always kept her word, and it would seem that she had really

huge gift over to Tommy that day.

would likely feel uneasy if

giving her something in

Emmanuel had no choice but to accept

“Uh… Manny…”

spun on his heel to leave, Ryder

to say yet was hesitant

“What’s wrong, Ryder?”

his shoulder and noticing the expression on

immediately knew that something was bothering

candid person

well, it’s nothing. Go home. Also, thank Ms. Quillen on my