Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 92
“What’s going on? I don’t remember locking the door,” Emmanuel
muttered under his breath as he tried to open the door.
He was sure he only closed the door and did not lock it.
Only one possible scenario exists; Mackenzie must have locked the door.
Likely she didn’t know I was out of the house and went to lock the door
when she passed by the living room since it was nearing bedtime. What
do I do now?
Emmanuel knew pressing the doorbell would not work if Mackenzie was
already in her room with the door closed. With the exceptional
soundproofing and the location of her room being the farthest in the
house, she could not hear the doorbell sound.
Emmanuel had no choice but to call her.
Ever since they signed the agreement, their relationship became tense.
Even making a phone call now made Emmanuel jittery for fear Mackenzie
would lose her temper. This did not happen in the past.
After being together for a while, Emmanuel knew Mackenzie did not like to
be disturbed during her rest. Hence, she would switch off her phone while
she slept.
He was mentally prepared to spend the night outside the house should

the call not get through.
After all, he had slept outside once when he was drunk.
Unexpectedly, the call got through. But, nobody answered.
He tried dialing again. After waiting for a while, the call was disconnected.
What’s the meaning of this? Emmanuel was flabbergasted.
Mackenzie did not answer Emmanuel’s call despite her phone being
switched on!
Meanwhile, Mackenzie was wide awake in her room. Earlier, she purposely
locked the main door even though she knew Emmanuel was outside the
2/6
house.
She could not explain her actions, but perhaps the earlier sight of
Emmanuel and Claudette together prompted her to do so. She felt they
looked more compatible, and thus, she decided to give them her blessing.
Well, go and find Claudette since you can’t enter the house!
In Mackenzie’s mind, Emmanuel was a love scammer who purposely
became a gynecologist and portrayed a favorable image to get close to
his victims. But in reality, he did not love them and only married them for
his benefit.
Yes, that must be it! Grandpa has fallen to his scam! If I am to bear him a

baby boy, which technically will not happen, but if that happens, he will
find ways to lay his hands on Grandpa’s ten billion worth of savings.
Thus, Mackenzie felt Emmanuel must have changed his strategy and
secretly worked on a backup plan after she forced him to sign the
agreement.
Claudette was his backup. Though her family might not be as prestigious
as Mackenzie’s, she was still someone of stature. Further, she was naïve,
which made her more susceptible to deception.
That must be why he started to make his move on her. Yes, no doubt
about it!
The more Mackenzie thought about it, the firmer she was about her
conjectures, so she refused to answer his call even when the phone kept
ringing.
Finally, the phone stopped ringing.
Meanwhile, Emmanuel felt Mackenzie would not open the door and was
mentally prepared to spend the night outside.
But he could not resist it and sent Mackenzie a voice message. “Ms.
Quillen, you have locked the door, and I can’t enter the house as I don’t
have the key. However, as I need to prepare for work tomorrow morning,
please leave my key below the doormat when you leave the house. Thank

you!”
With that, he prepared to press the elevator and leave.
He was not worried about spending the night outside-he knew of a
suitable spot within the residential area.
Moreover, it would not be difficult to find lodging for one night, even
without an ID card, as long as one was willing to spend.
At that moment, the apartment door opened about the same time as the
elevator door.
Donned in thin sleepwear, Mackenzie stood at the door and scorned
coldly, “What’s the matter? Going to look for your backup?”
Emmanuel’s brows drew together. He was baffled by her words.
Irritated by his reaction, Mackenzie scoffed and proceeded to close the
door.
Emmanuel reacted quickly and rushed forward to get hold of the door
before it closed.
Given a choice, he rather not go through the hassle and spend the night
outside.