Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 374 A Change of Heart

The drive from Weston to Capebatt City took just four hours on the highway, Emelie was in a light mood. She felt relief now that the burden of Elena had been lifted.

She first responded to the messages that she had missed during her “disappearance” over the past two days, and then she started to feel sleepy.

The scent of cinnamon in the ear, with its warm, wintery ambiance was incredibly soothing. Her head rested against the window, and soon enough, her eyes began

to close.

She wasn’t in a deep sleep, When William reached over, cushioning her head with his hand against the glass, she woke up

Emelie slightly opened her eyes. She saw William holding a tablet in one hand, reading emails. His other hand acted as a buffer between her head and the window, protecting her from the car’s bumps

His actions were so natural as if it was the most ordinary thing to do. No wonder people say that a man with a heart and without a heart was like two different people.

artookat

As the car

latum, following the lane diversion, Emelie pretended to wake up. She moved her head away from his hand and opened her eyes.

William glanced at her. “Not sleeping anymore?”

“No,

“We still have one more hour until we exit the

it. William naturally retracted his hand. He didn’t mention the incident and continued scrolling

emails.

The car stopped at the entrance of Hoven residence’s neighborhood. She got out with her bag. She

She

his ankle wrapped in a black suck. He looked back at her calmly. “Are you planning to introduce me to your parents? How will you explain who I am to them?”

speechless. She hadn’t thought that far ahead.

me have a proper identity before

various ways to ask her for an

closed the car

corner and tumed back into

didn’t know was that the car returned to the comer, and William looked at their

came back, and the happiest was Greta. She asked, “Didn’t you say you were too busy with

Greta nodded repeatedly and went to shake her hand.

to each sentence. She replied, “Not cold, I have the scarf and gloves you knitted for me, and the sun came out

anymore. She finally felt relieved, and then she got up from time to time to find some snacks for her to eat in

been taking care of the old couple for so long, and she had never seen

from Weston for nearly a