Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 47 Did You Forget Who I Am

A moment later, Emelie walked out of the CEO’s office. Two other secretaries saw the expression on her face and asked, “What’s the matter, Emolio? Did Mr. Middleton get upset at you?”

“No.”

“Then why does your face look so sour?”

Emelie grumbled, “I’m just wondering where I can find fresh graduates now when it’s not even graduation

season….

Finding fresh graduates wasn’t the challenge. The issue was that William sought innocent, youthful women who would become emotionally attached to him.

The most important thing was that William wanted women who would be willing to have a “relationship”

with him.

This wasn’t something merely recruiting a secretary could solve.

Emelie found this task difficult. She gave it some thought before heading to Capebatt University.

Coincidentally, the university was having an open day. Emelie just needed to register at the guardhouse before entering.

Emelie walked around the classes, finding the place strange. It was as if many years had passed since she’d been in college. Yet, she was only 25 years old this year.

But too many things had happened in the past three years, thoroughly exhausting Emelie. She had no time to reminisce about her past whatsoever. Now that she did, it felt like it had been so long ago.

her gaze, sunlight trickled through the foliage, dappling her face with specks of

someone was secretly taking

someone yelled at Emelie from

eyes just in time to see a basketball soaring in

and kicked the

her. The latter was pretty handsome. He scratched his head awkwardly and asked, “Are you okay? Sorry

It didn’t hit

college, are you? Are you here

“Yes,” Emelie replied.

to apply here?

did. She was about to accept the offer when another man’s voice

rang out, “Tyler.”

around and straightened up

is looking for you. Why don’t you go

professors in Tyler Hilton’s major. He quickly ran off,

understanding. “Go ahead. I’ll

me if you

phone.

didn’t bring

seemed disappointed. Regardless, he soon left to meet with

I think a lecturer would be far more suited for the