Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 489 Pulling the Strings

Elena watched from the sidelines, glancing at Wesley and then at Emelie.

She wasn’t stupid. On the contrary, she was quite clever. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have been able to make Emelie misunderstand that William would listen to her every word.

Hence, she had already figured everything out.

She leaned back in her chair with a sickly expression, she let out a strange, abrupt laugh. “So my scheme wasn’t a total failure after all. It actually helped Mr. Middleton won over your heart.

“You came to my house to hear the truth, didn’t you? Now that I’m ready to tell you, you refuse to listen. How ironic, Ms. Hoven.

“Oh, I get it. You’ve probably guessed the truth, but you’re too scared to face it, right? After all, you’re already wearing his ring. How will you cope when you find out now that you’ve trusted the wrong person?”

Elena noticed the Eros ring on Emelle’s ring finger but felt no jealousy this time. Instead, she found it laughable in the sense that they were both in the same boat.

Wesley frowned, displeased by Elena’s mocking tone, but he didn’t interrupt her. He wanted Emelie to understand just how naïve she was for still believing William was innocent.

refused to admit she

need to stay and listen to Elena’s sarcastic taunts? She refused to heat any of it and

command, the Allen family maids blocked Emelie’s

turned to face her with a stoic expression

I want to tell you. The wolf has a winning game when

casually placing a blooming rose from its bush. She circled around Emelie while she tore off petals and tossed them to the

over to the police? Because he needed

realize it was William’s plan. Without sending them to you, how could the evidence be linked

up in there, how would you have fallen into utter despair? How could william

her

forgotten the details but they’ve resurfaced vividly

helplessness she felt upon receiving the photos and the anxiety of being summoned to

signing documents

that day, and she had writhed in pain on the detention

away. She clung to him