Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 462 Matchmaking

Ashton immediately approached William and reported in a low voice, “Mr. Middleton, Ms. Thornton is inquiring about that villa.”

Ashley?

Agleam flashed in William’s eyes. Why would she suddenly investigate that villa? Could it be that Emelie commissioned her to do so?

No wonder he felt that her emotions were off,

Did she know everything or just a part of it?

William had already entered the banquet hall and couldn’t bum back. He could only glance at Ashton, who understood his meaning and nodded before stepping back.

Meanwhile, William maintained his composure and continued into the venue.

Capebatt Commerce Conference theme was “Blossoming Prosperity“.

out were embroidered with floral pattems. Besides, the flowers

with luxury and decadence. Men in suits and women in elegant attire each held a glass of wine, sitting in small groups, chatting and laughing. They addressed

him for a talk. He had to stop in his tracks and take a glass of red wine from a passing waiter. Williams stood tall and distinguished as he held a glass of crimson wine that complemented his dark blue

Thad to meet you today to congratulate you in person. Mr. Middleton, you’re truly impressive. With Cloudex Corporation entirely under your control, it’s advancing at a remarkable pace.” “Mr. Robinson,

e you

Cloudex Corporation will climb even higher this year. Especially with the Wimstour City project, which started last year, its returns are unpredictable. Since y personally oversaw that project, Mr. Middleton,

Lopez, thank you for your

spoke sparingly, responding as others flattered him.

of successful people. His every gesture exuded the natural bearing of a leader, far

Middleton family and Cloudex Corporation’s wealth were

Some wanted to use this opportunity to probe for information from William.

will take this banquet as an opportunity to introduce his son to everyone. After all,

took a sip of red wine and replied in an indifferent tone, “Mr. Jenkins, you seem to be better informed than I am. I haven’t