Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 463 Tension Mounts

“Haha! I’d love to introduce you to my daughter, Mr. Middleton, but I’m afraid you might not be interested!” Joseph said.

Another person quickly chimed in, “Joseph, this won’t do! How can you be so shameless in promoting yourself? My sister has admired Mr. Middleton for a long time! Mc. Middleton, my sister just graduated from university this year, and she’s here today. Let me call her over to meet you!”

William smiled lightly. “I appreciate everyone’s landness, but I’m already married.”

Everyone was surprised. None of them had heard about this.

The marriage of the President of Cloudex Corporation is a significant event that could affect the stock market. Why has no one heard about it?

“Mr. Middleton, may I ask which family’s daughter you married?” one person asked.

“I’m sure everyone here knows about her,” William said.

He had never intended to keep his marriage a secret. He felt it was entirely appropriate to publicly acknowledge Emelie as his wife at an event hosted by the Graham family.

He continued, “She’s my former…”

However, before he could end his sentence with the word “secretary, a cold voice interrupted his impending disclosure. “Without the official stamp and the marriage certificate, how does that constitute a marriage?

to interrupt Witam publicly, let alone refute

look and saw a man with a

tie was blue. It added a touch of elegance to his otherwise pristine white attire, which

exceptional presence, but were unfamiliar with

Chamber of Commerce. Yet none of them seemed to

came to mind.

son, Wesley

Correct

It was Wesley.

around slowly. His gaze finallymet

like an unapproachable snow–capped mountain, Wesley

treacherous and cold, while

mountain could kill without a trace, while the

wears my ring, and we signed the document at the civil registry. And yet, you’re saying we’re not married?

removed, and a signed

a palpable tension between the two only after two exchanges. Several executives

discussing the same

sensed that something significant must be