Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 199 Abandon Herto Save Himself

Meanwhile, in Capebatt City, Eliana repeatedly attempted to call Emelie without success.

Greta had passed out suddenly, and doctors rushed to resuscitate her.

Despite experiencing a similar crisis before, Eliana was even more frightened this time. Disregarding Greta’s instructions, she immediately called Emelle, hoping she would take charge.

However, Emmelie remained unreachable.

As Eliana prepared to call again, the doctor finished resuscitating Greta He approached her to explain the situation. “She’s stable now. The fainting was from cerebral hypoxia.”

“Is she okay now?

“‘s hard to say. Hypoxia can cause neurological damage, increasing post–operative complication risks. You should be mentally prepared.”

Eliana stared at him, confused.

What did he mean by complications? Did the surgery risk increase ap

cagain?

Did she make a mistake? Eliana’s hands trembled. No, she did nothing wrong

was Emelle’s fault for not answering the

surgery, beart transplants, and

she had her way, her elderly mother would live out her days. Spending tens or hundreds of thousands when they weren’t rich was madness. What a waste of

post–operative complications were all

1 money

belonged to

they had

catch Emebe, but coincidentally, their bar was under attack. They thought Emelie wouldn’t escape

managed to

ordered the bar locked down and searched

couldn’t find her, they checked the surveillance footage. They saw she was

and his men surrounded the door. Just as they were about to lock it, the door opened from the

appeared, holding a woman wrapped in his coat, covering her face and upper body. But from her dress,

see what was happening outside. She guessed that Jack and

feet around while William was alone.

tone was somewhat polite. “Mr. Middleton, what are you doing here? And in the supply closet of all places. This kind of place is unfit

aside. Let me leave.” William’s tone was blunt,

shifted. He felt disrespected and humiliated. “Mr. Middleton, you’re free to leave. But the