Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 733 Could It Be Him?

Emmelie and Wesley were on the same page.

Jodie got the hint. "He's been hanging around a few of the mansions today. Probably getting ready to meet someone."

"Meeting in broad daylight is too risky. The meeting's likely happening tonight. I'll go check it out," Lyle said, still peeling the orange.

Emelie pondered for a moment.

"I'll go with you," she said.

Lyle lifted his eyebrow. "You're coming? Isn't it unnecessary? Or do you not trust me?"

"I just find this whole thing interesting," she replied.

If Emelie remembered correctly, Cedarbrook had about thirty mansions, and they were all owned by prominent and wealthy people. She was genuinely curious about who might've supported the driver. Wesley added, "Since it's so intriguing, I'll join you too."

Lyle clicked his tongue. "Are we going to catch someone, or is this a group outing?"

Emelie glanced at Wesley and said, "Lyle and I can handle it. You're still recovering."

Wesley felt resigned. "I'm not that fragile, alright? The doctor said it's fine as long as I take it easy. I'll be back to normal in a couple of years."

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nudged Lyle's leg with the cane. "Knock it

orange in

looked at Wesley. "It's not wise if we all go. Too many

clear, and Wesley

be

glanced between Emelie and Wesley, finding them

say much, a look was enough to understand each

two should've been spies in the old days. If our agents could understand each other with just a

him again with the cane. "Quit joking

finished his orange and raised

night, Emelie and Lyle

flat landform, with only three mountains in the area. The rare mountains drove up the housing prices

built along the slopes of Mount Cinnamon with 33 homes. The higher the mansions located on the mountain were, the higher their prices became. This exclusivity has become

the wealthy to

the very top belonged to William. For someone like him, these properties were like

even stayed there once. He found it too far from his