Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 824 Confess To Her Yourself

William said, "Kingston is the name of Emelie's biological brother. She has been searching for him all these years. There's no way you wouldn't know that, Mr. Graham.

"Yet, when I mentioned his name, your first question was, 'Who are you calling?' instead of, 'Did you find Kingston?" or "What happened to Kingston?'

A cold glint seemed to solidify in Wesley's eyes. "Do you think that I wouldn't dare to lay a hand on you, Mr. Middleton?"

"Are you planning to silence me?" William scoffed. He carefully removed the small bones from a piece of fish, his actions unhurried.

William continued, "Too late. I've already told Emelie everything I know. And you know she's not the kind of person who would accept being kept in the dark.

"She will seek out the truth no matter what, unless you somehow manage to change your DNA. Otherwise, she will find out."

Wesley's jaw tightened, his expression hardening. Fury filled the air around him.

The butler took a few steps back. He was intimidated by them, but also because he thought that he shouldn't be listening to this conversation.

"You have another option, and that is to confess to her yourself before she uncovers the truth through cold, hard

you should know that once her suspicions are confirmed, she will

and he suddenly let

William narrowed his eyes.

a napkin and wiped his hands while looking at William. He said clearly and coldly, 'I shared this meal with

the napkin aside, stood up from the table, and said to the butler, 'Ensure

his head. "Yes,

Wesley headed straight upstairs.

the blow that Emelie would inevitably

down his cutlery, intending to go upstairs

stopped him. "Sir, Mr. Graham instructions were to leave after you finished eating." "Then kindly inform Ms. Pierce that I'm leaving," William said calmly. "Whether or not she wishes to come down to see me off is entirely up

some thought. He

appeared at the top

will you

the stairs and accompanied him out of the main house, heading toward the estate's