Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 92 Provocation

Emelie was familiar with William, so she knew that his current mood was extremely poor.

It had even reached the point of anger.

William rarely got angry. After all, he could control almost everything, leaving little reason for him to get angry.

If he didn’t like something just one command was all it took, and someone would handle it.

These were among the few occasions.

Emelie called out, “Mr. Middleton.”

William grabbed her wrist and pulled her up from the messy bed.

He exerted so much force that Emelie slammed into his chest without any support.

He didn’t use cologne, but there was a refreshing scent, like the smell of snow.

It was clearly out of reach, yet the invading sensation was overpowering.

As soon as it touched her, it consumed all her senses, erasing any memory of the pine scent and leaving only him.

But William’s strength was so great that he almost twisted her wrist bone. Emelie groaned in pain and reprimanded softly.

“Mr. Middleton.”

William didn’t loosen his grip. He intended to take her away like this.

Samuel blocked the doorway.

chain

either.

my consent to take someone away from my

had been on edge with each other all day,

ties completely.

the

to feed the sharks, especially

identical bathrobes.

suddenly sneered. “Yours? Even your brother wouldn’t dare to claim my secretary as his own just like

his offense toward Samuel. “Mr.

to

William’s expression turned cold.

the other hand, Samuel remained unruffled, still wearing

think I took Ms. Hoven

that she actually agreed? Mr. Middleton, the only thing you can use to bind Ms. Hoven is a contract, but our relationship is

Emelle. But it was consensual between

to

the hand that William had

gently, “Mr. Swanson, I’ve

with Mr. Middleton. We

he didn’t want to make things difficult for her, so

to call me if you need

already taken her out of Samuel’s

which was inappropriate for outside. But William didn’t give her time to tidy up, so she could only

didn’t encounter

the right, and William

thought he would