Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 1000

Chapter 1000

Magnus sat alone in the car, waiting.

After a while, Blake adjusted his pants and walked out of the alley, feeling somewhat unsatisfied as he exclaimed, “Damn, I didn’t expect this run-down town to have such an amazing place! The women may not be stunning, but their skills are quite impressive!”

Seeing him approach, Magnus pushed up his glasses and asked with a half-smile, “Finished with your charitable work?”

“Haha, if you hadn’t been waiting for me at the entrance, I would have planned to continue until tomorrow morning! I, Casanova, am still in my prime. Helping seven fallen women in one night is no problem!” Blake proudly declared.

“Come on, Emmanuel acquired the mine and improved the lives of thousands of people. Now that’s true charity! You’re far behind him!” Magnus teased.

Blake’s veins immediately bulged. “Magnus, are you looking down on me? I may not be able to win a fight against him, but when it comes to charity, I will never lose to him! He saves men, and I save women. We both contribute to society! Why should I be considered inferior to him?”

Magnus shook his head and smiled. He figured if the sky were to fall, this unattractive man’s mouth could probably hold it up!

“Alright, get in the car!”

“Magnus, where are we going now?”

“To set up a showdown between you and Emmanuel!”

“What?!”-

Blake, who was about to start the car, was so startled that he stepped on the brake pedal forcefully, but he accidentally hit the accelerator, causing the car to speed away,

“We’re going to fight so soon?”

“Soon? Weren’t you asking me this morning why I didn’t let you take action last night?”

“Oh, right!” Blake exclaimed excitedly, “Last night, three groups of people attacked the Quillen family. With the advantage of numbers, I could have easily defeated Emmanuel!”

The unattractive man had thick skin and still spoke with confidence.

After all, he never prétended to be a master.

In a fight, winning was the only honorable outcome. Losing was just an excuse!

“No, even if you had taken action last night, there would have only been a 90 percent chance of defeating

Emmanuel!”

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