Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 176 Lingering Feelings

Felle said, “You seem to like sharing your personal affairs with me. Ever since we were on the plane, you’ve been telling me everything.”

She added, “1 thought people usually like being private, yet you seem to like sharing about it. Do you have any weird kinks?”

Patricia smirked. “Does it bother you? Because of what happened with Mr. Middleton? Are you jealous?

“Deep down, you still have feelings for him, don’t you? After all, you did spend three years with him. It’s not easy to just cut ties like that.”

Emelie didn’t take the bait. She replied with her own point, “if you do have a condition, I suggest you see a psychologist. Not everyone enjoys hearing about someone’s personal life all the time.

“It can be uncomfortable. But if you consider me a rival and talk about your relationships to show off or irk me, then you’re wasting your

Patricia’s smirk began to fade.

Emelle continued, “I’m upset, yes, but not for the reasons you think I’m annoyed because your lack of professionalism has put us both in a difficult position.

“I spent all night preparing the project plans for today so we could work efficiently, not be gossiped about or have our reputations questioned. Now people think I’m like you, relying on relationships with men to get ahead”

Emelie didn’t sugarenat her words, leaving Patricia nowhere to hide.

Patricia’s face, which usually carried a seductive and charraing smile, now showed no expression. But if she hadn’t repeatedly overstepped her bounds, Emelle wouldn’t have felt compelled to say these things.

last piece of achtice, “I have no interest in Mr. Middleton. Whatever you two do

might be worthless to someone else–not everyone finds it appealing. A person should

However, her eyes remained cold. “Yes,

meant it that way, but

shifted back

be it heavy or subtle. People would say she was

ship, watching how she played poker with a

secured bet safety. Even Bryan had praised her for turning a bad hand into a successful escape.

looks were the least remarkable thing

Patricia, who now had to rely on her looks, weaving through a sea of men.

a talent for lecturing. Ms. Hoven,” Patricia said nonchalantly. “You should consider career as a morals and ethics teacher. I have some

Emelie replied curtly, having had enough of her, and turned to get into

know it’s not easy for you, but why don’t you just take the easy way? Isn’t cloudex Corporation a nice place? Wouldn’t it be great to go back to William? It’s rare for him to lower his head to

H

William was humbling himself. Emek had thought it was a command.

away, but she didn’t know where to. Not wanting to waste more time on

office where she’d heard the gossipers. They were all still

with a loud crash, starting everyone inside.

doorframe, arms crossed, her red dress catching everyone’s eye. Her smile was seductive, but her eyes were

who said I got my job by