Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 85

Chapter 85

Emmanuel was curious as he approached Mackenzie.

Mackenzie was a cold and mighty CEO. She never answered such

questions like the one Emmanuel had asked. Instead, she crossed her

arms and leaned against the couch.

Emmanuel picked up the papers from the table and noticed that it was

two copies of the same agreement.

Not only that, Mackenzie had signed them beforehand and even stamped

them with her personal stamp.

Jeez! As expected of an executive of a big business! What a cultured

person! She’s making such a big deal out of this!

The contents of the agreement were straightforward, with only three

conditions listed.

One, both parties were not to engage in sexual intercourse. If Emmanuel

were to touch Mackenzie in an inappropriate manner, it would be

considered marital rape.

Two, both parties were not to share their assets. Emmanuel would not

need to give Mackenzie five thousand every month. Mackenzie would not

ask Emmanuel for rent either. All expenditures would be split between

both parties, and they would only buy what was necessary.

Three, both parties would agree to a divorce in half a year. There would

not be a split of assets. Mackenzie could leave the house for Emmanuel.

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Both Mackenzie and Terence had previously agreed to the deadline of half

a year. Besides, Mackenzie had already thought of a reason for her and

Emmanuel’s divorce: They could not get pregnant, so staying married was

useless.

Emmanuel knew the agreement was advantageous to him. However, he

could not help but feel that Mackenzie was trying to guard herself against

him.

I’ve already clarified that I only agreed to this marriage because of my

mother. Why does it seem that she thinks I married her for her money and

good looks?

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Noticing the frown on his face, Mackenzie said coldly, “Don’t worry. I won’t ask for the money that you borrowed from me. You can consider it my gift

to you after we get divorced. In any case, you shouldn’t harbor

inappropriate thoughts toward me. Don’t treat me as your real wife, either.

More importantly, you should stop thinking about Grandpa’s money. You

and l’are not fated to be together!”

Nothing seemed more appropriate than hearing those heartless words

from someone like Mackenzie.

Emmanuel was not angry. After all, the conditions of the agreement were

not overboard. Before they got married, they had already agreed to the