Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 827 If You Don't Have Children

After Emelie chatted with Yennifer for half an hour, Jodie came downstairs, called her "ma'am" and made a phone gesture.

Emelie knew it was time for the meeting that she had scheduled earlier. "Mom, make yourself at home. I need to do some work."

Yennifer didn't stall her. "Go ahead, dear. You've worked hard. I'll make you some soup now. You can have it when you're done."

Emelie agreed.

After Yennifer finished cooking in the kitchen, Wesley had also finished his call and returned.

Yennifer glanced upstairs.

Once she was sure that Emelie hadn't come down, she signaled to Wesley. "Brat, come accompany your mother to the garden for a smoke."

Wesley walked out with her. "I can accompany you for a walk, but I'll skip the smoking."

"What's wrong?" Yennifer asked.

me smoking, she would be angry that I wasn't taking care of myself," Wesley

unusually silent and lit a cigarette for herself. The mother and son strolled

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do you

a huge scandal. According to family rules, we'll expel her from

what would be the reason?" she

was harmed by her. Compensating Mandy is only fair, right?" Wesley

The knife was still dripping blood, so no one would dare to object.

12% of the shares, and you'll hold 36%, totaling 48%. It's still not a majority. If

5% of shares from Mrs. Denning, totaling 53%.

wise woman who thought ahead for her descendants. She even included the post-marriage assets

the 5% of shares, then I think you might as well let Mandy... Mrs. Denning's will also stated that, with her status, Mandy can get 10%. At that point, you would have 58%, with greater

replied indifferently, "There's no need

to terms with many things. She stopped walking and

said softly, "You say you love Mandy and want to be with her. I don't oppose

ask you is, do you think that you can keep this a secret from Mandy for

Wesley didn't respond.

reading some religious scriptures. The scriptures spoke of 'self-attachment' and 'breaking attachments'. Clinging on to desires isn't