Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 553 I’m Still Licking Your Boots

“I can’t go to the law firm to see you, and I can’t have a proper marital life with you. You never come home to our new place, and you never show up at my family’s gatherings. Those who know me will say that I’m married to you, Ash, but those who don’t might think that I’m married to my b boss.”

He sneered and went on to say, “I can’t even cling to you a bit more. You’d just give me the cold shoulder when I do that. What you call “going too far doesn’t even reach the level of a normal couple’s daily interactions.

“You think I’m pushing too much because you’ve never seen yourself as my wife. We’ve been married for a year, but you won’t even call me your husband.”

Ashley was quiet for a few seconds before she coolly replied, “You’re twisting the facts. I don’t come home because you’re the one being ambiguous with other women first”

Elias laughed coldly as he walked toward her. “Which woman have I been ambiguous with? What’s her name? I’ll bring her here. I’m not afraid of things I didn’t do. We’ll confront her face to face.”

Ashley remained silent.

Elias stared at her indifferent expression. “You showed up at a hotel with your ex–boyfriend and then sent me a divorce lawsuit notice. I was angry for a few days, but I still went to the law firm to reconcile with you. I’ve even acted like a lapdog for you. Haven’t I licked your boots enough, Ash?

Ashley was not san

not same young girl. She wouldn’t easily fall for his emotionall manipulation. She only asked, “Then, why won’t you sign

amused by her stubbornness. “Do you really need me to sign that damned prenuptial agreement? We’re already married. Why should I sign it?

hand back. “First, when have you ever listened to me when I told you not to come to the law firm? Second, when have ever been

On New Year’s Day, you went deep–sea fishing overnight with a woman. These are the reasons I don’t come home.

comply with the marriage law and is fundamentally challenging

first few points, but he laughed at the last one, which confused

young, as he was already in his late 20s. But he was still a few years younger than

he often teasingly called her Aunt Ash. To Ashley, he was still that boy who had said

chuckled. “Go ahead. I’ll support you. Take down my dad and

said, “You’re

walked to the foyer. Then, she changed her shoes,

believing that their argument had softened, pursued her with a playful, endearing tone and

with me, at least