Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 55 William Is Hungry

Melanie was overjoyed. “Really? Great!‘ She bounced with excitement. “Emelie, I won’t go with. See you at work tomorrow.”

Emelie nodded while William walked away without a word.

Facing the road, Emelie continued to walt for her ride.

you, then.

She couldn’t help but wonder when she and Melanie had become best friends. And were Melanie and William already a couple?

It seemed that it wasn’t that difficult to be William’s girlfriend after all. Daphne could be, and so could Melanie.

In the end, she was the only one who didn’t get that recognition after being with him for three years.

But Emelie hadn’t expected William to be this “hungry“.

The next day, when she arrived at the secretarial department, she not only saw Melanie but also Cindy.

Cindy swaggered over to her with a smug look.

“Mr. Middleton asked me to come back. He said I’ve made contributions to the company and won’t be fired.

“He also said that certain people shouldn’t take matters into their own hands.”

Emelie remained composed on the surface but couldn’t help but frown internally.

She made the stakes very clear yesterday, and William agreed, which was why he let her find Melanie as his secretary. So why did he decide to keep Cindy around?

eyes held not only

had developed a grudge against Emelie

deliver some documents, she asked him, “Mr. Middleton, didn’t you say yesterday that you wouldn’t

retorted, “Didn’t you tell her that I was interested in her? Since you said so yourself, I

her to

splashed with yesterday and Cindy’s current resentment shouldn’t have been directed at her but at William.

“Whatever you say. If

like

Witam

the secretarial department had only her

divisions of labor, cooperated with each other, and never held each other back. It

causing choos by not knowing anything. It became worse now that there were

Daphnes

Emelie felt like

over to help her figure out why her mouse was glitching or why her keyboard couldn’t use

couldn’t focus on her work because of the

directly. “Ms. Swanson,

did, but I studied classical music, not computers.” Melanie pouted,

you’ve been to college, your intelligence should

a normal

you don’t understand, you can

I thought it would be

work, and I’m very

then I’ll go ask someone

Emelie ignored her.

hour later, a middle–aged man in a suit appeared in the secretarial

cups of coffee and cupcakes. Melanie enthusiastically invited