Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 320 Pursuit

Justina realized the insult and her face blazed with embarrassment. “I–I wasn’t trying to complicate things, it was her..”

Charles interjected firmly, “True, you weren’t. But since I’m covering the bill tonight, I have the right to decide who stays. And I’d rather you not be here. Could you please excuse yoursell? You’re really starting to get on my nerves.”

There was a tense silence.

Facing such a direct dismissal, Justina couldn’t maintain her facade any longer, despite her usual resilience. She shot Emelie a resentful glare.

Emelie remained calm and indifferent

In the end, Justina slinked away, feeling thoroughly humiliated.

Charles approached Emese

“Thank you, Mr. Davis, but that wasn’t necessary,” Emelle acknowledged his gesture gratefully.

No way, I won’t let anyone mess with you,” Charles replied confidently

He then addressed the group, saying, “Tonight’s on me. Everyone, est, drink, and enjoy yourselves. Ms. Hoven’s hosting, and as her admirer, I’ll handle the bill” Emelle was lett momentarily speechless.

assert his role as

a client whispered beside

entrance of “Lovelight” and gave a slight nod. He escorted the client up the stairs to the second floor

the group outside entered as well.

beside Emelie was Charles.

attitude toward Emelie could be likened to that of a loyal companion, always at

particularly bothered by his presence as there

resistant to charles as

his gaze, adjusting his cufflinks

locked up and saw wWilliam standing on the stairs, lolding down at her.

slightly surprised,

draped the room in an

distinguished nose, and lingered on his sharp, keen

of unease. It was as if she were prey under his watchful scrutiny, and her heart skipped

Guiding his client up the stakes, they

Lovelight stood as Weston’s pinnacle of nightide, so it made perfect sense for them

a standard comm to one of the club’s two exclusive suites complete with a

indulge. Orders flowed freely, and

and cheers of appreciation echoed around the room, directed at Charles for his graciousness.