Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 253 Chili Allergy

William indifferently said, “Even in an emergency, doctors and nurses are there. If they can’t handle it, what can you do?”

Since she was unable to argue about it, she could only reluctantly let him bring her back to Eastbay.

Daphine drove to Eastbay. Seeing William’s car parked outside, a smile spread across her face.

Just as she was about to walk over, she saw Emelie get out of the car and follow William inside.

She froze, feeling as if she were suffocating

In the master bedroom, William opened the wardrobe, glanced inside, and casually threw one of Emelie’s old nightgowns at her. “Go and take a shower,” he instructed, then left the room with his phone in hand.

Standing by the wardrobe, Emelie clutched the nightgown tightly. She had just shifted from worrying about Greta to a new wave of anxiety

The surgery had concluded, and now he anticipated her repaving him with herself. Furthermore, she had no valid grounds to refuse his demand.

orain again.

Suddenly, she remembered something and quickly searched the bottom of the closet. She recalled a time long ago when William had brought her back here for the night. The next morning, he woke up first and casually

only to realize it was her period that had stained the

left. After searching for a while, she

from Wintour City, she dealt with both Ronan’s and Greta’s matters one after the other. It had been several days since she had a chance to properly

every nerve in her

for half an hour, she emerged from the bathroom. Ernelle put on a robe over

stepped out of the bedroom, William was the dining room,

in the guest room. Now, he was dressed in casual gray loungewear that contrasted with his usual formal

loungewear accentuated his neck’s attractive contours, lending him

soft, warm–toned crystal lights above him also softened his typically

“Come over and eat,”

over to the kitchen to fetch utensils.

boasted an array of kitchen tools, but he had never cooked

felt a surreal sense of deja

to sit here in

together. Yet, they hadn’t