Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 659 He Lowered His Head and Kissed Her Hand

Emelie stood by the window with her arms crossed and pondered over Wesley's opposition to her wanting to buy the house of the Pierce family. However, she couldn't think of a reason for his reluctance.

She remembered that Wesley had always seemed uncomfortable when she mentioned anything about the Pierce family.

Two years ago, when he had first taken her to meet Yennifer, Yennifer had called her Mandy. Wesley had corrected her, saying, "Call her Eme. She prefers the name Emelie."

In truth, Emelie didn't mind how she was addressed.

In fact, since Yennifer was a close friend of her mother, Julianna, she wanted to ask Yennifer about the Pierce family. Surely, Yennifer would know a lot about the Pierce family. However, before she could ask much, Wesley insisted that they leave.

He even pulled her away before she could get any information.

She found it strange that Wesley was unwilling to let her know about the Pierce family.

Wesley explained that he had some disagreements with Yennifer and didn't want to stay at the Filo residence any longer.

Emelie pinched her nose and walked away from the window. "Jodie."

Jodie appeared. "Ms. Pierce."

her, "Book me a

Jodie looked surprised. "Now?"

checked the time, and it was 4.30 pm.

earliest flight was at 8.30

at the Denning Residence in Mercianna at

at work, and Emelie happened to run into a maid who was carrying Wesley's breakfast

see her.

simply smiled and

"Mr. Cronus

"I'll bring it up."

"Alright."

took the breakfast and

pushed the door open, Wesley, who was sitting behind his desk,

twice at what he said. She raised her hand and knocked twice on the door before walking over. "Who has upset you?

and asked, "When did you get

down. "I bought a plane ticket and flew back as

my calls."

come back solely for that reason. Wesley looked at her, and it was as if something had struck a chord in

softly after a moment, "I'm not going to ignore your calls forever. Isn't it exhausting to fly such a long distance for such a small

than two years, you've never objected to anything I've done. This is the first time we've had a disagreement. If we're going to disagree, it's