Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 1 New Affection

Emelie hadn’t fully recovered from the shock of her unexpected pregnancy and the subsequent miscarriage as she was wheeled out of the operating room after the D&C surgery.

nurse asked,

The nurse pushed her back to a ward and proceeded with her Inpatient registration.

“Bed 1703, Ms. Emelie Hoven. Are there any family members with you?” the

Emelie was lost in her thoughts. She stared blankly at the sterile ceiling, not hearing the nurse’s question.

The nurse repeated, “Ms. Emelie Hoven, do you have any family here?”

Another nurse who was adjusting the IV drip turned around and said, “Let me handle it. When she was brought in by the ambulance, she gave me her ID and bank card, saying to register and deduct the fees directly. She doesn’t have…”

Emelie’s lips moved slightly, finishing the nurse’s sentence. “I have no family members.”

The smell of disinfectant filled her nostrils.

She curled up. The reality of losing her child sunk in deeper.

She breathed in deeply, and tears unexpectedly flooded her eyes.

She had lost her child.

The aftermath of the D&C surgery took a toll on her body, leaving Emelie alone in the hospital for three

days.

Middleton. “Ms. Hoven, tired of missing work yet? If you are, make your way

filled with the sounds of clinking glasses

female voice.

her lips, wanting to say she was in the

Hoven, reply to me,” William repeated with evident

her words and rushed out of the hospital

procedures.

taxi to the exclusive Westward Club, only having time

ride.

she had walked in while

room is

Chapter 1 New Affection

was momentarily captivated by her

the receptionist quickly recovered and informed her, “Mr. Middleton is in private room A001. This way,

the receptionist to room

knocked twice. Then, she pushed

of alcohol immediately assailed her

take in her surroundings, a man said, “Ms. Hoven is here. Let her join in the

trouble

you’re remarkably compliant, aren’t you? Showing up simply because you were summoned. Look at how bias, Joss, Mr. Middleton, is. He can’t bear to see his

attention drawn to a young woman

woman, the woman seemed

sorry, I-” the