Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 769 I'll Drink This Glass

All eyes turned to Emelie in an instant.

She lifted a smile devoid of warmth.

"An accident," she said lightly.

However, her expression was far from relaxed. It was like the frozen shores of a lake in

winter, where the ice wouldn't melt even under the sun.

She fixed her gaze on Daphne, who was sprawled on the floor, and a hint of dark red seemed to glimmer in her eyes.

Daphne instinctively sensed danger. She sobbed and crawled backward on the floor.

William quickly moved to grasp Emelie's hand.

Emelie's gaze immediately shifted to his face.

He was frowning as he looked at her hand. Her palm had been cut by the shattered glass, with a few drops of blood splattering onto the tiled floor like tiny red fireworks.

But upon closer inspection, it wasn't as bad as it looked. There were only two minor cuts, and since she usually wore gloves, the wounds weren't deep.

Bryan turned and ordered a maid, "Bring the first aid kit."

hand back forcefully, but William

slowly. "I'm not in a good mood right

calmly retorted, "It's not like you

two stared

a cold exterior, while the other remained calm and seemingly indifferent to anything that

and Bryan exchanged

gaze shifted slightly to the two glasses of plum

the plum wine was pale green, like a poisonous potion from a fairy tale that exuded an unsettling

already vomited.

grab Daphne by the hair and force

rule was that anyone

take a

"I'm looking," William said.

Daphne, yet William didn't even lift his eyes to look.

first aid kit, and William began by rinsing her wound with

you're so

injury. Next time, don't do this. There are many ways to vent

meet hers. "As for her, I just want to know if doing this really

for her. I don't mind cheating. Anyone can drink these 18 bottles tonight. I

her face as he

her. You want me to drink solely because you want me to, don't you?" His voice was low as he continued, "Did you recall the time when

eyes

first aid kit away, then casually picked up a glass of untouched