Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 217 Rattled

Emelle chuckled suddenly, “I don’t like hard–boiled eggs. How about scrambled ones instead?!

William snorted in amusement. Samuel was momentarily taken aback. Then, he called out, “Emelie.”

“Eve already said I’m fine several times, Mr. Swanson. Why won’t you believe me? It’s like you’re hoping something’s wrong.” Emelie paused to consider.

“Should I write you a guarantee just to promise you I’m okay?” She refused to say it, leaving Samuel at a loss.

Emelle insisted he go check on Melanie. Samuel hesitated for a few minutes, then sighed as he rose to leave.

“I’ll bring you dinner tonight. Scrambled eggs, right? Got it”

“Thanks.”

The moment Samoel stepped out of the room, his face hardened instantly. It was a stark contrast to his typically gentle demeanor.

William lounged against the headboard. There was a faint smile curving his lips. He seemed in good spirits as he regarded Emelie

“Why not ask your beloved Mr. Swanson for help? Think he can thandle it? Or are you afraid he’ll find out about us?”

you’ll complicate things for him. I’d rather endure your difficulties than see

The light on his side, which was switched off moments ago, plunged the room into

tense silence,

pretended to drift back to

else entirely, William clearly cared deeply about her connection with Samuel. Otherwise,

him, Emelie felt a

William’s wound started hurting more intensely for no apparent

had run dry, prompting the machine to alert the nurse’s station. A nurse swiftly entered

and sensed trouble. After securing the new IV bag, she pulled

bleeding! Did your wound reopen? Why didn’t you

was Wilhem, the doctor rushed over to inspect the wound, which was visibly soaking through

You need to lie down.

back onto the bed. To protect patient privacy, the nurse swatly drew the curtain

in chaos, Emeke was unaffected in the other bed. She reached out to

William’s hand shot out from behind the curtain and grabbed Emelle’s

urgent pleas from doctors and nurses cautioning him against straining his muscles or risking a wound reopening and needing further surgery,

leaves Capebatt City just like I