Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO novel Chapter 147

Chapter 147

Even so, Ryder couldn’t help but feel resentful about the difference between

his wife’s character and Mackenzie’s. He felt like he had married a fussy old

woman. On the other hand, Emmanuel’s wife might look difficult to get along

with on the surface, but she was actually a warm–hearted person inside. She

cared about Emmanuel deeply and was considerate of him. Besides, she

was knowledgeable and reasonable.

He truly envied Emmanuel!

Around ten o’clock, after Ryder managed to put Tommy to sleep, he headed

to the living room. Mary and Chloe had just left.

“About time, Ryder! I have something to tell you.”

Abellyn spoke to Ryder in a condescending tone.

This was a habit that had developed over the years that she simply couldn’t

change. From the moment they got married, she felt that he was truly lucky

to be able to marry her.

Moreover, with the comments from her relatives and friends over the years,

this mindset had deeply ingrained itself in her.

“What is it?”

Ryder’s heart sank even though Abellyn hadn’t gotten to the matter yet.

Although they had been married less than seven years, there wasn’t a single

good thing every time Abellyn told him something. He had since developed a

subconscious response.

“Well, Robby wants to come to Yeringham for school too, but my sister

doesn’t have a house here yet. She wants to transfer Robby’s household

registration to us so that he can secure a spot at the nearby elementary

school. Find some time in the next two days and get the procedures done.”

Abellyn’s tone was calm as she commanded Ryder to follow her instructions.

However, Ryder exclaimed, “What? How can we do that? Robby is not our

child!”

“What’s wrong with it? Many people do this. Don’t you consider my sister’s

child as family?” Abellyn retorted, challenging Ryder.

“Well… They might be our relatives, but Robby is not our own child! Besides,

where will he live if he studies here?”

Ryder’s expression became complicated and troubled.

“Of course he’s going to live with us. Don’t we still have a spare room?”