Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 2 Enstbay

After the gathering. Emelie saw each quest off to their vehicle before leaning against a streetlamp, shivering as a cold sweat enveloped her.

She couldn’t identify the source of the intermittent pain spreading through her body.

Her lipstick had faded, revealing her lips that were devoid of any color.

William’s driver noticed her condition. He was aware of Emelie and William’s relationship

He said hurriedly, “Ms. Hoven, would you like to get in the car first?”

Emelie nodded, gratefully sinking into the backsent.

Two minutes later, the car door was opened again.

William approached the car with a young woman by his side.

He was ready to get it but skidded to a halt at the sight of Emelie waiting by the vehicle. He frowned, annoyed she was taking up space.

The woman quickly opened the passenger side door, saying softly, “Mr. Middleton, I’ll sit in the front.”

William slammed the car door shut and said, “Take Daphne Bowen home first.”

Emelie closed her eyes, feeling very weak. Drinking had taken its toll, especially on the fourth day after a

miscarriage.

pulled up to an old

and unsafe. Go escort

and round, shining even in the dim light of the car. “No need, Mr. Middleton. Ms. Hoven

the back seat with a twinkle in her eyes.

as he nodded.

say a

Emelie home. He was William’s confidant, a glance from William was all it took for him to understand

to the Eastbay,

entered the

the light, she was pressed against the door by William, who kissed her

for a moment, then immediately grabbed his hands, turning her head away. “Wait…” I’m not feeling

Chapter 2 Fasthay

William’s striking face without any attempt

he said as he walked towards the

saw him take a bottle of mineral water from

to swallow.

apple bobbing, sensual, and

heir of the Middleton family of Capebatt City, was

brought her to the Eastbay when he needed to satisfy his physical needs, a tacit agreement since

toward him instead, saying, “If you’re in such need, why didn’t you

deny it, his