Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 720 Another Man's Arms

Springfest arrived as expected, but it was quiet and uneventful for Emelie. From the eve of Springfest to the fifth day of Springfest, nothing of note transpired.

On the fifth day itself, she attended Melanie's wedding in Capebatt City. It was held there as the groom was from Capebatt City.

The Swanson family was wealthy. They had bought a mansion from the 1900s worth over a hundred million, and it served as the wedding venue and was also given to Melanie as a dowry.

Melanie was Samuel's favorite sister, and he cherished her deeply. He longed to walk her down the aisle, but he was afraid that his wheelchair would knock into Melanie, as his legs were still paralyzed.

In the end, it was decided that Bryan would walk Melanie down the aisle. Samuel would watch from the audience.

Emelie sat beside Samuel, noticing the tears in his eyes. He had taken care of Melanie all his life, and it should have been him walking her down the aisle on the most important day of her life.

Emelie scanned the room, realizing Beathan was absent. However, she spotted William conversing with someone.

William sensed her gaze and turned to look at her.

Emelie averted her eyes indifferently and casually teased Samuel, "Your brother couldn't afford to lend money to Charles, but he splurged on a mansion for your sister."

purchased the mansion last

hall. Emelie grabbed a cocktail for herself and a juice

"I didn't expect

Doesn't he have a good

had a bad reputation, you and your brothers wouldn't have approved, especially you. Reaching this stage means he

They had indeed thoroughly investigated the groom's background, rejecting any candidate with a hint of

yours. Ms. Swanson is

ideal, but without genuine affection, marriage can turn into a source

Emelie agreed.

that you gave Melanie

of her drink. "The emerald bracelets come in pairs, making it a meaningful

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featured a buffet and a famous live band. After the newlyweds' first dance, guests were invited to join the dance

bowed

guests were free to ask others

"Go ahead.