Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 474 She Will Return

With her experience as a head secretary, Emelie instantly picked up on the peculiar structure of his question. “Are you trying to tailor your story based on what I already know?”

She stared at him while emphasizing each word. “You promised to reveal everything.”

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Wesley smiled and uncrossed his legs. “I’m not trying to deceive you. It’s just that the timeframe of this is long and there are a lot of details. I’m at a loss for where to begin, so I asked you for a starting point.”

Emelie pondered for a moment before asking about Ashley’s discovery. “Someone took my father from the hospital. Whoever it was, they seem to have brought him to a villa, but the owner remains a mystery.”

“It belongs to Charles,” Wesley responded swiftly.

Emelie was surprised. “Charles?”

Wesley reached for the glass kettle simmering on the induction cooker and poured out the hot wine. “Charles Davis from Calmcrest. He pursued you before, didn’t he?”

whole thing involves him too?” Emelie frowned,

the ocean and was devoid of turbulence.

one who took your adoptive

Ashley wasn’t able to tell her during the call

saw a familiar figure in the surveillance footage leaving the hospital ten minutes after her father. That person was most probably

everyone around her seemed to

she asked.

Group fell, four major business families rose to prominence: the Middleton family of Cloudex Corporation, the Swanson family of Swanson Corporation, the Davis family of Davis Group, and the Collins family of Collins Corporation.

her lips. “There are winners, and there are losers. That’s

swoop in to claim its market share. This was

Wesley asked, “Why those specific families?”

was taken aback.

you ever looked into the

shook her

had a vice president position

Emelie’s eyelids twitched.

you’re saying that they conspired to bring down Xander

being wiped out. Xander wasn’t without his faults, but he didn’t deserve to die,” Wesley

continued with a rare hint of sarcasm, “But if Xander hadn’t died and the Xander Group hadn’t collapsed, how would those coveted markets have opened up, and how would The

on cue. It was like a sledgehammer

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