Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 237 The Pregnant Woman

Vanessa explained, “Well, Henry helped out when your father was involved in the medical dispute. Noticing that we were concerned about the matter, people have kept us informed about it. They think it’s a way to gain our favor.”

She looked around and added, “We might get in other people’s way if we talk here. Why don’t we have a chat at the cate across the street?

Emelie pondered briefly and nodded. “Alright.”

As they stepped out, Emelie noticed it had started raining Vanessa’s driver opened an umbrella to shield them, but Emelle took it from him.

“I’ll do it.” She held the umbrella over both of them as they walked to the cale

Willam, who had just arrived at the hospital entrance, happened to witness the scene. His eyes turned dark.

The cafe was quiet in the morning. They took a seat by the window, and a waiter brought the menu. “What would you like to drink?”

Vanessasmiled. “Emelie, you decide.”

Emelle said, “One white coffee and one mocha, please.”

“Got it.” The water left.

Vanessa remarked warmly, “You remembered I like white coffer. You’re always so considerate, keeping track of what others like Henry appreciated the chess set you gave him for his birthday last year.”

part of Emelie’s job. Emelie responded, “You’ve both been so kind to me.

teased, “Of course, we have to take care of you. We consider you

pressed her lips together. “Mrs. Middleton, I’ve told you that there’s nothing between

But you can still be our daughter, right?” Vanessa smiled inchilgently

couldn’t show it. She chose to remain silent. Vanessa asked, “How’s your

He has a broken leg and is in a

properly. It would

prison makes it hard for

you need any help, I’m here for

Ronan out early. She

days in solitary are a punishment, but the number of days can

Greta. Besides, she was also worried

Who else would I help if

gently set it down before continuing,

fluttered slightly. Calmly, she replied, “Yes, but

her

town in a neighboring

so many cities

would have stopped at one or two questions. But this persistent questioning made