Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 103 Outside the Ultrasound Room

Emelie listened in silence, feeling a twinge in her heart. She took a piece of tissue an

and gently wiped the tears from Greta’s eyes.

She couldn’t bring herself to say that it was okay or that she didn’t blame her, but she didn’t feel as much hatred as before.

“Let bygones be bygones. Let’s not mention that anymore. I don’t hate you, and you don’t need to worry a

“I’ve been doing okay these past f

past few years. And don’t worry about the surgery cost. I have the money.

“We just need to wait until a suitable match is found, and then you can have the surgery,”

Greta smiled. “Glad to hear that you’ve been doing okay”

All she heard was, “I’ve been doing okay.”

about me

Emelie stayed with Greta for a long time and even fed her some chicken soup. It was when Greta fell asleep at night that Emelie left the ward.

Roman was sitting on a chair outside the ward when she came out. He stood up immediately, looking uneasy when he saw her.

He wanted to talk to Emelie, but the past events and the estrangement over the years made him unsure of how to broach the subject.

spoke first, “Where are Eliana and Ashlyn?”

“Eliana is working with her husband in

to come over tomorrow. Ashlyn left with

or find

fell silent for a while. In just three years, so much had happened in the

phone. “Give me your account

it

if the medical expenses

entered the account number and transferred 100 thousand dollars. “Take care of Mom, and

up now, or it could be life–threatening. Don’t get angry with her

nodded. “I know.”

rental companion beds. Go find a nurse and ask

tomorrow so you don’t

anytime if

of paper and wrote down a series of numbers. “This is my

the paper to him and then

Ronan finally shouted, “Emelie!

left quickly without waiting

leaving the hospital, she stood alone on the roadside for

wasn’t until she received a message from Mona asking when she would return

her parents for using her as collateral for

she forgave them was one thing; she couldn’t