Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 507 You Should Change Your Bargaining Chip

Lyle wasted no time and headed out immediately. As he reached the lobby, he called for the valet to bring his motorcycle over.

While waiting, he glanced back at the Cloudex Corporation sign. He remembered the day Emelie had broken the bowl and how he had noticed that a piece was missing. However...

He pressed his tongue against the roof of his mouth. His sharp brows and narrow eyes were striking.

The valets struggled to push his heavy motorcycle over. Seeing them struggle, Lyle clicked his tongue and strode over.

Once he donned his helmet, he swung his long leg over the bike before revving up the engine and speeding off.

As March began, spring arrived. William walked into Eastbay under the last rays of the setting sun. Meanwhile, Emelie was having dinner at the table. There were four dishes there, and she had almost finished her meal.

William observed her. "You have a good appetite. I thought you might go on a hunger strike."

Emelie replied coldly, "Mr. Middleton, I did consider going on a hunger strike to force you to let me see my mother. But I realized that I shouldn't overestimate my importance to you. If you ignored my threat, I'd just be torturing myself for nothing, wouldn't I?"

hot towel for him to wipe his hands. Meanwhile, William's tone was cold

in the eye and said calmly, "William,

maids. They immediately started cleaning up. He then stepped over the

point and said, "I know you haven't found the account book yet. I can help you find it." William casually moved a shoe off the couch and

with him for over 20 years. I know his habits better than any outsider. My

head slightly and looked

I won't dig into Xander Pierce and Xander Group's past cases. Once I hand

just want my mother.

from him. William's expression remained unchanged. "She's not your biological mother. When Edward used you to pay off his debt, she didn't object. She didn't contact you for three years. Why do you care so much about

dark. "Do you remember when you said that I was your

moment. Then, she said, "Didn't your mother leave you when you were very young? Why do you care so much about her? You've also never forgiven your

spot, and his face

wouldn't be this powerful today. Mr. Middleton, you don't understand gratitude, but I do. My parents raised me, so I

lips curled up into a sneer. "Ms. Hoven, I forgot how

do