Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 2232 The Comeback Begins

The entire nation was glued to the screen.

It wasn’t just Mackenzie’s allies keeping a close eye on the election–power players like Ezra, Mason, and Catherine were watching just as intently.

They all understood that this vote would shape Chanaea’s future, and once the final count was in, they would need to adjust their strategies accordingly.

Despite Teddy’s commanding lead early on, no one was rushing to declare him the winner just yet.

Watching alone, Gautier clenched his jaw. His mind raced, already calculating his next move in case Teddy

lost.

Teddy leaned toward Mackenzie, his voice laced with false humility. “Ms. Quillen, congratulations! Two votes–just like my past competitors. You’re quite remarkable.”

He didn’t need to say the rest–Mackenzie knew precisely what he meant. Every “remarkable” competitor before she had vanished–and he was implying that she would be next.

Teddy was always careful with his words, never saying anything outright incriminating. His threats were always buried beneath charm and diplomacy.

Mackenzie didn’t flinch. Instead, she met his gaze with a smile. “I appreciate the compliment, Mr. Tanner. Soon, you’ll see–I’m not like them.”

Teddy’s eyes darkened for the briefest moment before his usual smirk returned. “I look forward to it, Ms. Quillen. I’m eager to see what makes you different.”

She didn’t bother responding. The real battle wasn’t in words–it was in the votes.

Then, it began.

“Nuthana’s representative, Ronnie Silverbane, votes for Mackenzie Quillen!”

“West End’s representative, Pippa Dinan, votes for Mackenzie Quillen!”

“Arendelle’s representative, Lorcan MacSanly, votes for Mackenzie Quillen!”

One after another, the tide turned.

Mackenzie’s two votes had skyrocketed to 29 in just a few minutes, nearly closing the gap with Teddy’s 31.

For the first time, Teddy looked unsettled.

The expected votes from Nuthana and West End weren’t what bothered him–those were predictable.

The problem was that the neutral delegate from Arendelle voted for Mackenzie.

One neutral vote could be dismissed as an anomaly.

Two in a row? That was a shift.

moderates leaning toward

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gleaming. “Mr. Tanner–oh, I mean, Mr. Tanner, the score is tied. Looks like you might

She didn’t hold back.

wasn’t a polite competition. This was a war–where the winner would take everything, and the loser would be

cracked, just for

charming facade slipped, replaced with something far colder. “Don’t celebrate

act were

power was truly at risk, the real

smirked, perfectly

knew how

pondered, Ansel has flipped! Teddy must have gone too far with him. After years of being compelled

has triumphed over

than manipulating the vote as

results to

way–sufficient to maintain some

Smart move.

of the five neutral votes, Mackenzie had

first time, she was

moderates weren’t just watching anymore. They were

notice–and they didn’t like

most of the recent votes from

This isn’t random

usual disruption strategy–loud accusations meant to plant doubt and make Mackenzie’s

a problem with the voting order?

End delegates, some of whom had

weren’t

we’re questioning it! Doesn’t seem

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and steady. “The voting order is

a formal election. Conduct yourselves accordingly. Anyone causing a disturbance will be

a

spoke, “As chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, I have to agree with Mr. Morrison–he’s absolutely right. The order of voting does not dictate the

the real message. “That’s why I encourage everyone to take their time.

The threat was clear.