Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 174

The internet feud had brought Greendale Village into the limelight.

Everyone knew the truth now. Moreover, most of the villagers had long known

about Hermann’s character and despised him.

However, no matter how horrible Hermann was as a person, that was a

personal matter, but now that scandal was exposed, it was embarrassing the

entire Cadigan family.

When they were out elsewhere in the future, everyone there would feel

ashamed to admit they were from Greendale Village.

“Grandpa, w–what should we do now?” Jamison panicked and looked at his

grandfather helplessly.

Hermann didn’t know what to do either. He had no experience in dealing with

such matters.

“Henrietta, hurry up and go out there to tell those villagers to leave!”

“That’s right! If you can’t do it alone, ask Grandma to tag along!”

Whenever trouble arose, Jamison’s first thought would be to ask his sister

and grandmother for help. In the Cadigan family, women had very low status.

“This…”

A reluctant look spread across Henrietta’s countenance. It was clearly

who caused the mess,

to face the villager’s

If you don’t go, I’ll beat you

broom to

Henrietta had been

permanent scars on her thighs and

never been

as a dog in the

duress, Henrietta eventually went

how much she persuaded the

and younger brother weren’t there, they refused

and barged into

came to watch the drama with

two bodyguards.

in that scene, the playful young

can’t believe

Mackenzie will

villagers had undoubtedly gone to confront

of

someone with strong planning and execution skills, inciting

to deal with Hermann and

and Jamison wanted to escape through the back door,

get out, they were

became overwrought. They never dreamed

cyberbullying victims and be besieged in real life instead of

and Emmanuel.

not be so shameless! Others might not know,

don’t know the

the first to speak up and

what they deserved, and you only returned a fraction

On the other hand, your family borrowed fifty to sixty thousand

to repay Emerson’s debt. Afterward,

you be so

You’re indeed more despicable than

lead, the rest

righteous indignation.