Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 652 Against Will

Jodie replied, "There's news that he appeared in Glenfield earlier this year. Apparently, the head of the Collymore family in Glenfield fell ill and called him in for treatment.

"The Collymore family might know where he went, but we've never had any dealings with them. We tried contacting them directly, but they refused to disclose anything."

Emelie hadn't given up on finding Shane over the past two years. He was the only hope for Ashley, who remained in a coma.

"Did you say the Collymore family in Glenfield? Let me think about how to establish a connection with them."

After entering her room, Emelie took off her gloves.

Jodie knew she needed rest. Thus, she closed the door for Emelie and shut out everything from view.

Emelie went to Pearl Bay to visit Ashley the next day.

She arrived just as Elias and a carer were putting Ashley on a walking machine.

The giant machine was humanoid in appearance. They used straps to secure Ashley, with her hands and feet attached to the machine.

was pressed, the arms and legs of the machine would start

done to help her circulation and keep

of inactivity, and even if she did wake up one day, she

designed by a foreign

she watched Ashley move while her eyes remained tightly shut. "Is there still no sign of her waking

months ago that I thought. I saw her finger move, but it could have just

said, "Dr Santiago was in Glenfield

which had been dull before, suddenly lit up

went. However, Shane has always been reclusive and reluctant to meet people. He made an exception for the Collymore family. Hence, they wouldn't give up his whereabouts easily. The Collymore family won't tell us where Shane

Charles should know Benjamin Collymore. His distant cousin is

small world. It had always been the same people over and over." I'll go find him

going to help you. He'll just pass on Beathan's demand that he'll only help you find Shane

Ashley."

stopped and gritted

the pockets of her coat and said, "But I do have

minutes every three days was all she needed. Any more than that would

plan just as the carers helped Ashley back to

couch and