Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 50 Hard to Rofune Him

Emolle was slightly taken aback.

Samuel took the girl’s hand, pulled her in front of him, and gently unid, “Hey, can’t you see I have a friend here? Don’t embarrass me,

The girl pouted and complained, “I’ve been looking for you.”

Judging from their intimacy, they seemed to be more than just friends. Were they… dating?

Just as Emelle was guessing in her mind, Samuel spoke up.

“We’ll talk later. Don’t be rude. Say hello to Ms. Hoven first. Ms. Hoven, this is my fifth sister, Melanie

Swanson,”

So she was his sister.

Emelie looked over, and Melanie also glanced at her. Both of them were stunned at the same time.

Melanie pointed at her and exclaimed, “It’s you!”

Emelie recognized her.

Melanie had previously liked William and actively pursued him. She bought him flowers, coffee, and event showed up at his company.

However, at that time, William was already with Emelie and not interested in pursuing another relationship, so he straightforwardly rejected her.

Coincidentally, there was an important project overseas, and William took Emelie to work abroad.

for over a month, and when they returned, Melanie didn’t

William rejected Melanie. She cried miserably and got caught in

rain.

buy new clothes

those things were not

face. Apart from being lively, her other characteristics perfectly

learned that Melanie had graduated and was looking for a job. She had wanted to be a teaching assistant to Samuel but

thought for a moment and then asked, “Ms. Swanson, do you

hand, Emelie prepared to return

next to her.

Hard to Be fuse

need. I’ll just take a cab.

seemed to sense her

glasses and said, “You helped me by introducing a job to my sister. All

I should

I’m also going to Zesty Tacos near Cloudex to buy

need to worry about

that way,

“You’re

food was, but she always gave up because of the

my siblings spoil her. I’ve gotten

arrived at the perfect time, with not many people in

new batch of tacos just came out of the oven, and the aroma wafted across the