Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 558 Knocked Three Times

The woman with fox–the eyes gazed expectantly at William

dding and was Ekely feeling dejected

She believed that he would definitelcept her. After all, he had suffered a mishap at his wedding

People often said that waren were a soothing balm for a man’s wounds. She was obedient and willing to do anything. Surely, he would take her in.

However, things didn’t exactly as she had planned. Instead of acceptance, she saw a look of ridicule on William’s face.

Just as she opened her mouth to speak, William countered, “What makes you think that just because teoldn’t get married, I would be interested in you

The woman froze in shock

For the first time in days, William displayed a mocking expression. “If I need a woman, I have plenty of choices. What makes you special? Do you think imitating her experience will make you a suitable replacement? Do you think you’re worthy?!

Her story of family debt, being forced to fend for herself, encountering a scoundrel, narrowly avoiding violation, and concidentally meeting him and desperately seelding help… If it had rained tonight, the scene would have mirrored the exact time when he met Emelie

The difference was William was never the kind of person who would act out of goodwill without reason.

He had saved Emelle back then because she was Entelle. As for others, whether they were geminely in trouble or not, he had no interest in getting involved.

even less interest in taking her in as

no interest in

fox repes felt humiliated Her face tuned pale

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long time. She couldn’t understand

she had

side that she had gathered information everywhere. She found out what kind of person his new bride was and

was useless. Aman kehim would never beachable unless he

shadows on his fair, handsome face. He tristed the wedding ring on his finger

rainy–day counter with Emelie was known to no one. He hadn’t even mentioned it to Jayden. Thus, how

to arrange her approach? What was their

“Investigate

Ashton replied, “Understood.”

well for

replied again, “Understood.”

Davis Group reached a new cooperation agreement, jointly establishing a new company. Each held 20% of the shares,

first alliance of four major business plants, and it certainly became a significantevent

was extravagantly herous, sweeping away the gloom left by the abrupt change at the wedding half month ago. Willam was no longer in a sickly state. Not only did he attend the banquet, but he also personally lock the stage with representatives from the other three companies to

the media’s flashlights went off in succession. Everyone

becoming a nearly forgotten chapter of history. The former was now and would be the focus of all attention.