Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 82 Was It You Just Now?

Emelie found herself close to the man’s chest, catching a faint yet pleasant scent.

It reminded her of the rows of pine and cypress trees in the morning forest–damp, cool, mysterious, and intriguing

Her daze lasted only three seconds.

Instinctively, she raised her head to try to see the man’s face.

But just as she lifted her head, her eyes were covered by another strip of black fabric.

The man had picked up the fallen blindfold and tied it securely around the back of her head

Emelie only caught a glimpse of the man’s chin. She could only discem that it wasn’t William.

May I ask, what should I call you? Emelie asked softly.

The man seemed to hesitate brielly but didn’t answer. He finished tying the blindfold and then held her hand.

The female host announced from the stage, “Three minutes, time’s up! Everyone has found their dance partners. So, let tonight’s dance begin!”

The orchestra started playing, and the man embraced Emelie’s waist.

Women are sensitive and susceptible to whether they are being taken advantage of.

Emelie sensed that the man didn’t intend to take advantage of her, so she didn’t resist as he led her onto the dance floor.

Emelie couldn’t see anything and was completely under his control. They danced the basic steps of waltz–retreat to the left, advance to the

right

steps familiar to anyone who had attended a

the blindfold several times, but the man kept holding her hand, preventing her from breaking

he concealed his identity, the more Emelie

the blindfold with her other hand. But the man pulled

once again.

palms touched, and Emelie could

of pine seemed to

song, longing to know who this person was.

music ended after seven minutes, and the lights in the banquet hall came

man released her hands, and Emelie immediately pulled off

But suddenly, a

broke out nearby. Someone exclaimed, “Oh no! The cake has been knocked over! Quickly, get out of

a grand entrance under the

scrambling to retreat from the

into each other, and Emelie, who was

and hadn’t adjusted to the sudden

grab the man’s hand, hoping

someone else knocked her off course before

Emelie’s foot, causing her to wince and

aside, out

of a tall and slender figure. At the same time, someone

this person’s hand, refusing to

struggled to stand, she quickly lifted her head to look,